Looper plot hole. Don't have the fucking people kill themselves and you wont have so many "letting your loop run" situations.
Unbelievable.
Looper plot hole. Don't have the fucking people kill themselves and you wont have so many "letting your loop run" situations.
Unbelievable.
or just hire old loopers and mother nature runs its course in a couple years. No need to send back the looper
Looper plot hole. Don't have the fucking people kill themselves and you wont have so many "letting your loop run" situations.
I don't understand the hate it's getting. It's got an interesting story (much more so than simply "alien creature gets loose and kills everyone but sigourney weaver"), the lead actors all nail their roles, and its visually spectacular with some of the best action sequences of the last few years IMO.
It's worth watching just to see Fassbender's creepily curious android, Elba's witty ship captain, and Theron's ultrabadass Vickers.
Here's Rian Johnson's answer to that question-
I just watched Total Recall last night. It was ok I guess. It's hard to explain, but it's kinda like it had no real life of its own. Brought nothing new to the table, while toning down other things you'd expect out of the movie.
Did have some cool futuristic stuff in it though.
and you know this how? Maybe people REALLY did enjoy it that much more.people just want to root for the underdog big budget indy movie which has now bombed badly
Explains everything. It's super illegal in the future, havin you murder yourself is the way to remove all evidence because then no one else can be your murderer, you can't revenge kill etc.That makes no sense. If someone kills your older self, and you have no access to a time machine, killing said person after they have killed your older self does absolutely nothing.
Makes no sense and explains away nothing.
That makes no sense. If someone kills your older self, and you have no access to a time machine, killing said person after they have killed your older self does absolutely nothing.
Makes no sense and explains away nothing.
It's a sloppy explanation but I think he's talking about retaliation. You may not be able to stop your own death, but if you find out who offed you and killed them it would change the future. Time travel's messy and they're trying to keep everything as tight as possible.
I think Bruce Willis said it best in the movie, when JGL was questioning the logistics of time travel.
"It doesn't fucking matter"
It's time travel. The more you think about it, the more implausable it becomes. Every time travel movie suffers from it. Even the very best, like T2, or Twelve Monkeys.