Zod the Bear
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Unsure how I hadn't heard of this, looks like a pretty fun movie.
Trailers for trailers are bleh, but looking forward to it.
Trailers for trailers are bleh, but looking forward to it.
Uhh...
How does Gordon Levitt become Bruce Willis. Look nothing alike.
Uhh...
How does Gordon Levitt become Bruce Willis. Look nothing alike.
In one of the teasers they mention that. JGL had 3 hours of makeup to look like a younger Bruce Willis
I think this is the first time I've ever seen a trailer for a trailer.
I think this is the first time I've ever seen a trailer for a trailer.
The Happening 2
Trailer out yet? It's supposed to be today right?
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Good God, I love JGL's outfit here! I NEED TO BUY IT!
When does the trailer go up?
4 PM pacific
teaser was pretty damn good. I don't know why in the world you would send your victim back in time to be killed by his younger self. couldn't you just drop them into a volcano?
The point is that killing anyone in their native time period is going to leave more of a trace than zapping them back would.teaser was pretty damn good. I don't know why in the world you would send your victim back in time to be killed by his younger self. couldn't you just drop them into a volcano?
well, from the trailer: "This time travel crap just fries your brain like an egg."what are the "typical" time travel rules that this movie is breaking and how will it rationalize them?
i am trying to make sense of this. JGL's character isn't from the future at all, he's in "our present", so do the mobsters of the future come back and approach people for these Looper hitmen positions?
wouldn't killing his future self result in sort of a constant loop of future selves? since in his present he is still alive and able to age in their future?
my brain is hurting.
Hopefully it's as amazing as Brick's score.Random facts from Rian answering questions on twitter:
-Score is tonally much different from the teaser music.
-Shot on 35mm (think we knew that already).
-The idea's from 10 years ago. When Rian finally wrote it, he did so with JGL in mind but didn't know who the older version would be. And when Willis expresses interest, you don't turn him down.
-Rian considers Fincher an influence for the action sequences (which is good, making stuff slick and energetic is that man's forte).
-While the movie does have plenty of action, it's a lighter on the throttle than the teaser is.
-There's no time travel "effect" because Rian thinks it looks cooler that way. I'd have to agree.
-The film is VERY R-rated. Sweet, I don't know that we'd heard that. I was thinking this would be a pg-13 outing, but I prefer it this way.
-There'll definitely be something from Looper at Comic-con.
-Rian will not spoil what the metal plates on the back of the targets are. But they are not-Definite Western influences.part of the time travel.
-He said the "present" is 2044. I don't know if that means when JGL is, or where Willis is from. I think Willis is *from* 2074, because Rian says that time travel is invented somewhere between 2044 and 2074.
-There's very little CG.
-If you can bear to avoid watching the teasers, it's director-recommended. Whoops.