Brilliant twisted views as well as loops in your own mind, as well as the film.

Rating: 9/10 (10 October 2012)

For lack of a better term, this film was a proverbial "MIND F*CK", there was parts when I laughed when I wasn't sure I should, times when I was scared which were seen as normal in this film.
However it was a really good twist on modern film making, as films recently have become sloppy in the way that they show and most importantly end their storyline. But this film gave something new to cinemas that I hope others will follow suit!
The character of young Joe (Joseph Gordon Levitt) was portrayed excellently as we followed him through the events of the main storyline, I was only left wandering at the end of the film where old Joe (Bruce Willis) was? for the majority of the film he was out somewhere that the viewer didn't know apparently killing children (SPOILERS), and how unrealistic that the last child who he happens to come to has to be the 'rain maker' it is something that is completely unrealistic and only presented in the media.
The fact that one of the children was the child of the prostitute from the beginning also just to much of a coincidence, the story puts essentially Old Joe against his past and everything he believed in at the time, and all apparently because his wife was killed unjustly.
Another fundamental plot twist, was where the hell was the rainmaker in the future as Old Joe never came in to contact with him and so how did he know, some would say it was the man who called him on the phone which is fair play, but yet he didn't seem fussed until his wife was killed, these minor plot holes are the only thing that stand between this movie being a five star to me as it really was amazing.
Brilliant twisted views as well as loops in your own mind, as well as the film.