John Denis jagaba

This movie captures emotion in a whole new perspective. I think humans are more or less like robots because it just takes a specific pattern of buttons to push to break into an individual's mainframe as seen in "Her". She was an AI nevertheless, provided the lead character with the safety he needed in a friend. The AI managed to be a companion to him hence igniting their love story. Although for the first moments ,there was generally a negative reception to their relationship it turns out alot of people also found abode in their AIs. It's just really interesting how our minds work and the things we find identity in regardless of the form it presents itself.

I don't understand why this movie is getting bad reviews. It is a great movie. It has something to say. I think people have this preconceived idea of how a movie is supposed to be due to the genres present in modern cinema like fantasy,action, sci-fi etc but movies are a form of art, it's an expression! It doesn't have to be an epic for it to be great! As long as it passes the message across I believe the vision of the film makers has achieved it's purpose! For "Very Good Girls", it deals with feelings and emotions most people would choose to ignore and not talk about - the possibility of being in love with the same person as your friend,human vulnerability,loyalty, jealousy, bad decisions, being stuck between doing stuff for yourself or considering the feelings of others etc. For me what I found most interesting was the dynamic of attraction and perception. It was a great movie!!!!