My Favorite JGL Film Ever

Rating: 7/10 (10 November 2012)

"Time travel has not yet been invented. But in 30 years it will have been." With these lines spoken through voice-over by Joseph Gordon- Levitt, we take a thrilling journey to 2044 Kansas where we met Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a "looper" whose job is eliminate people from the future so they can erase their existence. One clause of the "looper" contract is that each looper must eliminate his future self (known as your "loop") in order to end his contract with the organization. The most part of this clause is to NEVER let your loop run. When Joe's loop (Bruce Willis) escapes his clutches, Joe's life is now in jeopardy for his bosses will stop at nothing to get Joe and his loop back.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt's performance as the self-absorbent, selfish Joe is one of remarkable talent. The first real flawed character that the young actor has ever played is riveting to watch as his attitude changes throughout the film from a selfish snob to a soon humbled young man after encountering the brave, strong-willed Sara (Emily Blunt) and her son. Levitt's achievement to play a killer who learns what his life really means and what it has done to him excels all past roles the youthful actor has taken. Simply spectacular.