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Looper is a 2012 American science fiction action thriller film written and directed by Rian Johnson, and produced by Ram Bergman and James D. Stern. It stars Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Emily Blunt. It revolves around "present-day" contract killers called "loopers" whose targets are sent back through time by criminal syndicates from the future.
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Src # Probable spoilers!!! Time is a subject that is infinitely fascinating. Time impacts all of us no matter what. No matter where you are, who you are or what your beliefs are, time does not care. Time has no mercy and does not have empathy. Time's value cannot be measured. We all wish we had more of it. When I saw this latest CineTV Contest I was certainly intrigued and several movies popped into my brain. *'Ince…More
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Image From the very beginning, this film plunges us into a dark but captivating future. I found the premise of loopers murdering people brought from the future intriguing and moving. Watching Joe's transformation from cynical killer to a man with codes was a journey we went on with him. Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt created endearing characters despite their crimes. Image I was impressed by how…More
Looper We start the third week of the fifth edition of "League of Movies" created by @wiseagent. The theme of this week is "Now and Then" , we must make a review about movies that are about time travel, there are excellent movies of any genre to participate, that's why this time I invite @amaponian and @jhonatanb, you can check the rules in the following link League of Movies # "Violence generates violence..." Time…More
The director and screenwriter Rian Johnson surprised us in a moment with Brick, not so much for his plot, but especially for the staging of the film. Then The Brothers Bloom arrived, and later what caught my attention the most, was that he directed three episodes of the incredible Breaking Bad series, two of which are among the most memorable, the famous and controversial "Fly" and the Unsurpassed "Ozymandias". So,…More
I don't know whether we could call "Looper" truly original, because usually the bold use of this word in the face of modern artwork means pure and simple gaps in personal knowledge. The film bears the scars and is reminded of fantastic (and not only) classics, but against the backdrop of endless sequels and remakes, and all the other rip-offs that flood us everywhere in recent years is like a true revelation. The ye…More
Looper stars Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon Levitt as the same guy. Levitt is a looper, a contract killer who kills people sent back in time. One day, he is tasked with killing himself in the form of Willis, a future him who has come back to kill a boy who will have a devastating effect on his future self. Hijinks ensue. Emily Blunt is involved. This is a visually beautiful, really good movie, mostly. Levitt and Blu…More