Anyone seen it?
If so, are there plot holes all over the place?
Looper
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Re: Looper
I watched it a few days ago. I'm forever sceptical about watching films based around time travel but Looper was surprisingly devoid of monster plot holes. I don't want to give anything away but the basic premise of what's going on makes it fairly easy to avoid any major clangers.
Also I tried to make sure that I started watching it without having the intention of pulling it apart
One time travel film I would suggest is called Primer. Really low budget indie production (cost about $75K) but a pretty good film all the same
Also I tried to make sure that I started watching it without having the intention of pulling it apart
One time travel film I would suggest is called Primer. Really low budget indie production (cost about $75K) but a pretty good film all the same
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Re: Looper
Yep, I enjoyed it..
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I liked it
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I really enjoyed it, it had a unique feel to it and I never really felt like I knew where things were going.
Time travel never, ever makes sense once you start analysing the chain of events so I just put the plausibility of it all to the side and go for the ride. In this movie the time travel isn't overworked so it comes off all right.
I saw this on holidays so I'll definitely be watching it again at some point in hd on the big screen at home.
Time travel never, ever makes sense once you start analysing the chain of events so I just put the plausibility of it all to the side and go for the ride. In this movie the time travel isn't overworked so it comes off all right.
I saw this on holidays so I'll definitely be watching it again at some point in hd on the big screen at home.
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Re: Looper
Felt it was better then the new Total Recall.. not saying much, but good overall.
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Re: Looper
Was discussing this movie this morning. I have been informed I napped a few times during the movie, which might explain the plot holes.
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rofl doesnt help