Thread: Looper -- Bruce Willis/Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Originally Posted by LetTigerIn

Thanks for the warning. I will avoid the interview now.

I'm sure I'm just being an ******* but it felt a lot like listening to the guys in charge of LOST backpedaling.

Originally Posted by Dr. Naysay

I'm sure I'm just being an ******* but it felt a lot like listening to the guys in charge of LOST backpedaling.

I think it's generally a bad policy to explain your movie in an interview.

Looper Blu-ray

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will bring to Blu-ray director Rian Johnson's futuristic action film Looper (2012), starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Jeff Daniels and Emily Blunt. The preliminary release date set by the studio is December 31.

Exact technical specs and supplemental features to be included with this release are yet to be revealed.

Was gonna try to catch this before it leaves theaters...no rush now.

Saw it today.

(minor spoilers)
It's good but I would probably have enjoyed it better had they skipped the telekinesis bit entirely. It gets briefly introduced early on in the movie and is just hovering around like a big flying pink elephant until the third act. It's like the movie starts, they explain what loopers are, we get introduced to Gordon-Levitts character oh and by the way ten percent of the population can now do magic. And 90 minutes later some magic stuff happens. I mean what the ****. Apart from that, it was very enjoyable and "believable", as believable as a movie about time travel can be anyway. I'd still recommend it, it's good.

Saw it finally this weekend and enjoyed it thoroughly.

LOOPER Deleted Scene Featuring Emily Blunt and Garret Dillahunt | Collider


Sadly not enough Dillahunt, looks like there was more. Saw it yesterday and LOOOOOOOOOOOOVED it.

The wife and I saw this not too long ago, and we both enjoyed it. Very entertaining. In regards to the telekinesis, I wish there was more of it in the movie. I think they could added more action with it.

Originally Posted by Ecktore

The wife and I saw this not too long ago, and we both enjoyed it. Very entertaining. In regards to the telekinesis, I wish there was more of it in the movie. I think they could added more action with it.

I thought the tk was handled well. Established as a terrible parlour trick and when the one true exception was revealed...ok, a little convenient, but still allowable. This is a movie that really could be nitpicked into oblivion but they 'closed the loop' so solidly that it's just so forgivable.