movie was a little slow and drawn out. action was ok but story was little weak.
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Looper
Overview
In the year 2044, time travel has not yet been invented but in 30 years it will have been. When the mob wants to get rid of someone, they will send their target into the past where a looper, a hired gun, like Joe is waiting to mop up. Joe is getting rich and life is good until the day the mob decides to close the loop, sending back Joe's future self for assassination.
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26/09/2012
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10,906
Popularity
6.6
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joe
Bruce Willis
Old Joe
Emily Blunt
Sara
Paul Dano
Seth
Noah Segan
Kid Blue
Piper Perabo
Suzie
Jeff Daniels
Abe
Pierce Gagnon
Cid
Xu Qing
Old Joe's Wife
Tracie Thoms
Beatrix
Frank Brennan
Old Seth
Garret Dillahunt
Jesse
Nick Gomez
Dale
Marcus Hester
Zach
Jon Eyez
Gat Man
Kevin Stillwell
Gat Man
Thirl Haston
Gat Man
James Landry Hébert
Looper
Kenneth Brown Jr.
Looper
Cody Wood
Looper
Adam Boyer
Tye
Jeff Chase
Tall Gat Man
Ritchie Montgomery
Bodega Owner
David Jensen
Apt Super
Kamden Beauchamp
Daniel
Josh Perry
Farm Vagrant
David Joseph Martinez
Old Dale
Wayne Dehart
Seth Vagrant
Ian Patrick
Beggar Kid
Craig Johnson
Big Craig
Robert Harvey
Parking Attendant
Sylvia Jefferies
Neighbor Girl (uncredited)
Lauren Alexandra
Waitress (uncredited)
D.J. Mills
Cold Homeless Boy (uncredited)
Brea Grant
TK Billboard Girl (uncredited)
Sam Medina
Chinese Thug (uncredited)
Rhonda Floyd Aguillard
Vagrant (uncredited)
Jay Amor
Gatman (uncredited)
Amy Le
Chinese Waitress (uncredited)
Wayne Douglas Morgan
Bouncer (uncredited)
Kristyl Dawn Tift
Madame (uncredited)
Dallas West
Extra (uncredited)
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I am normally fairly hesitant concerning time-travel movies because it is next to impossible to get them right. They more or less always become very unrealistic and full of paradoxes. I would almost go as far as to say that producers making serious (non-comedy) time travel movies are the ones that are scientifically too stupid to realise that it is just going to be a mess, or they do not really care about the issues hoping that the audience also will not care. This movie is really proof of this. It is full of paradoxes and annoying “but if this happened now then that couldn’t have happened …
Read full review →The plot is full of flaws. Quite like a even worse inception.
Read full review →neither here nor there Time travel can be an exciting plot device - if the writers take time to check and get everything right. Unfortunately, with Looper, they did not. Nor did director or producers choose a clear direction what this movie was supposed to be, what its pace and atmosphere should be like. So it turned out to be full of wasted potential. Good ideas, characters, situations, plot elements it all had at some points - but none developed, really. That's more disappointing that if it had had no potential. Wasted opportunities... in a loop.
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**Half-baked and weak genre mix with a pale Bruce Willis** The main character is an anti-hero and isn't able to win the viewer over story emotionally - that would be OK if the story were at least coherent - but it isn't. The time travel logic doesn't work. The telekinesis nonsense seems incredibly pointless. The love story(s) is or are hardly comprehensible. And many plot elements are started without being brought to a meaningful end. Too bad - there was potentials there. So the whole thing is nothing more than a solid ordinary movie, despite all the genres that are (unnecessarily) mixed up…
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<em>'Looper'</em> is entertaining! I had a fun time with this one. I guess that would come as little surprise given I do like basically everyone onscreen from other flicks, while that is true that isn't the sole reason for my enjoyment. The story is intruiging and is presented nicely by the filmmakers, I found it to be well paced too. Joseph Gordon-Levitt gives a strong performance, even with make-up that occasionally makes him look just like Sean Connery's 'disguise' in 1967's <em>'<a href="https://letterboxd.com/film/you-only-live-twice/">You Only Live Twice</a>'</em>. Bruce Willis is …
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At the start this reminded me a little of “Jumper” (2008) as it delivers a cleverly crafted idea of how murder might look in the 22nd century. It’s the ruthless “Joe” (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who is in the employ of the mob and is routinely and lucratively waiting for their troublemakers to be sent back a few decades in time so he can eliminate them and leave no modern day traces of the crime. The snag with this operation for the “looper” is, though, that sooner or later they themselves have to get rubbed out and so as they age, they (now Bruce Willis) have to anticipate that they will be attac…
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