Friends who say Looper is not rigorous, in fact, the real name of this movie is: off the ring ~ there are spoilers in it~

Jamarcus 2022-03-21 09:01:07

The film is indeed a science fiction film. Many people use the theory of balancing the world view or the butterfly effect to explain this film. Obviously, this film is extremely imprecise when viewed in this way.

But if you look at the theory simpler:
just look at the timeline, the historical me has changed, and the future me will also change, and other people will be less affected by me. This may be easier~

There is another point:
this film From a program point of view, many can be understood.
Why did Old Joe not die, because under certain conditions (fell in love with a woman, forced by Rainmaker), he jumped out of this Loop (loop, loop), and executed the next plot (program).

At the beginning I also felt that the director was very outrageous and not rigorous, but after analysis, in fact, he thought very carefully! Why does Looper use a 15-yard gun, because this can explain why Young Joe didn’t shoot Old Joe at a critical moment...not in range~ I have reason to believe that the director designed the entire world view for a long time and can justify himself~ the


following It is my flow chart of several analysis of this movie, so you can see it at a glance.

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If you have any inaccuracies and different opinions, please point them out~ Thank you~

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Looper quotes

  • Older Joe: My memory's cloudy. It's a cloud. Because my memories aren't really memories. They're just one possible eventuality now. And they grow clearer or cloudier as they become more are less likely. But then they get to the present moment, and they're instantly clear again. I can remember what you do after you do it. And it hurts.

    Joe: So even when we're apart, you can remember what I do after?

    Older Joe: Yes, but this is a precise description of a fuzzy mechanism. It's messy.

  • Sara: This is a Remington 870. One blast could cut you the fuck in half.

    Joe: In half. Yeah, that's telling. You're holding a gun, I say I'm not afraid, so you describe the gun to me. It's not the gun I'm not afraid of.