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Lava destroys all evidence, plus it doesn't need to be paid in a coat of loving silver bars.
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because nobody wants to gently caress dinosaurs OP, so nobody would watch it
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Dubious posted:because nobody wants to gently caress dinosaurs OP, so nobody would watch it there were no dinosaurs in 4,000,000,000 bc dude. other than that i never saw looper and i don't understand why this is a thread.
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how about deep space or the heart of a star for that matter idiot op all time travel is also space travel what we call the solar system is just an impending inevitable catastrophe spiraling through space which only continues to exist by virtue of there being enough void with which to plummet into hth
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The Protagonist posted:how about deep space or the heart of a star for that matter idiot op all time travel is also space travel what we call the solar Because you can only move people through time, not space, duh.
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Apr 3, 2015 06:56
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Korthal posted:Because you can only move people through time, not space, duh. i hate you so much right now 
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Apr 3, 2015 06:58
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The Protagonist posted:i hate you so much right now Looper takes place in an alternate universe where space does not change
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Apr 3, 2015 07:01
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Korthal posted:Looper takes place in an alternate universe where space does not change oh okay then
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The Protagonist posted:i hate you so much right now Dude, we talked about this, America is the center of the universe.
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Apr 3, 2015 07:03
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Korthal posted:Looper takes place in an alternate universe where space does not change the same universe as Prometheus. where movies are lovely with giant plot holes
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nonazis posted:Dude, we talked about this, America is the center of the universe.  
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Apr 3, 2015 07:05
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The Protagonist posted:i hate you so much right now position is relative not absolute duh, the earth is just as good a frame of reference as any other
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:position is relative not absolute duh, the earth is just as good a frame of reference as any other tell that to andromeda  e; also to anybody calibrating a time machine to the position of earth relative to you in time
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Apr 3, 2015 07:07
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The Protagonist posted:i hate you so much right now thanks I'm really high
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Apr 3, 2015 07:09
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bonvivant posted:thanks I'm really high Same.
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Apr 3, 2015 07:11
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furilla manilla. I as well
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Apr 3, 2015 07:25
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wasn't there some poo poo about how, you could only send assholes back to when the loving dues ex machina was created? I mean, what stupid loving arbitrary bullshit, eh op?
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Apr 3, 2015 07:34
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i really wish i had seen looper because this thread is my kind of poo poo
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Apr 3, 2015 07:35
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Korthal posted:Looper takes place in an alternate universe where space does not change I've never seen the movie and I'm very confused by this statement. Are people unable to move around? How does space not change
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BIG BIC SQUAD posted:I've never seen the movie and I'm very confused by this statement. Are people unable to move around? How does space not change having never seen the film myself, i'm guessing it's like The Time Machine.
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Apr 3, 2015 07:43
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Just finished that movie about 30 minutes ago. Good question, but its right in there with "why even send loopers back to themselves?" and the other several dozen glaring holes. Ok flick if you're fine with suspending your disbelief. I thought the end was decently well developed.
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Apr 3, 2015 07:52
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Probably because their time machine is really lovely and it can only go so far. Or maybe because the energy signature of sending something really far back is detectable by the gov.
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i always assumed closing a loop was just one of the many illegal tasks you did and the benefit of doing it was you get a ton of gold bars when you have to kill yourself so you are rich now and you will die a violent death later in life but you are in organized crime so that was likely anyway. Seems like a pretty good deal to be rich for like 30 years
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Good point, it looked like Bruce Willis crawled into some kind of broken down industrial oven that was on the fritz.
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Dejan Bimble posted:Probably because their time machine is really lovely and it can only go so far. Or maybe because the energy signature of sending something really far back is detectable by the gov. Don't. Just... don't try to finagle a pass for this movie. It's fun and dumb and they have a whole scene focused on not even attempting to talk about paradoxes.
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If there isn't the incentive of gold bars upon closing your own loop then you wouldn't want to be a criminal
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The Protagonist posted:Don't. Just... don't try to finagle a pass for this movie. It's fun and dumb and they have a whole scene focused on not even attempting to talk about paradoxes. Hahah you're probably right. But the mafia time machine did look really lovely. Like a bootleg setup. So its sort of reasonable to expect it's not so good.
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Apr 3, 2015 08:00
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The future mafia in Looper are a bunch of dumb children OP and are continously portrayed as incredibly incompotent
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Dejan Bimble posted:Hahah you're probably right. But the mafia time machine did look really lovely. Like a bootleg setup. So its sort of reasonable to expect it's not so good. It reminded me of the time machine from the Denzel/Fat Val Kilmer movie with timetravel the name of which I can't recall just this second but it was almost exactly identical Hollywood's concept of a timemachine: probably something like a washing machine with copper mesh n' stuff
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Korthal posted:Looper takes place in an alternate universe where space does not change are you telling me that to travel back in time means to basically leave the solar system because the solar system would be somewhere else 100 years ago woah!
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Apr 3, 2015 08:06
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the moral of Looper is "nothing you do matters kill you are self"
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The Protagonist posted:Hollywood's concept of a timemachine: probably something like a washing machine with copper mesh n' stuff To be fair there isn't exactly anything for them to go off of
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Alan Smithee posted:the moral of Looper is "nothing you do matters kill you are self" 
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becuase our solar system was closer to the black hole in the center of our galaxy and time travelled slower back then, idiot
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Alan Smithee posted:the moral of Looper is "nothing you do matters kill you are self"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1IKioDLEh8
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time is gay
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So does the kid become the rainmaker or not
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Dejan Bimble posted:So does the kid become the rainmaker or not
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timecop heheh
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