I'm excited for this

Looks quite interesting. I'll give it a go.

SO many fricken paradoxes and impossibility my brain hurts :crazy:

The concept is really interesting. The movie itself looks... eh.

And is it just me or does JGL look REALLY different here? Did they try to make him look more like Bruce Willis or something?

Boc @ 30/6/2012 1:12

The concept is really interesting. The movie itself looks... eh. And is it just me or does JGL look REALLY different here? Did they try to make him look more like Bruce Willis or something?

It looks like a mindless action movie but I'm bearing in mind that it's the trailer and they probably picked those scenes. Also the dialogue is a little bit silly.

I'll give it a go in any case.

His character is wearing MAKEUP Carter. Not sure why

I saw this trailer last night when I went to see Ted. I thought it looked really stupid. Honestly if you were sent back in time to kill yourself that would be a suicide mission.

I think i'll pass.

lol apparently the guy that directed THE FLY episode of Breaking Bad wrote/directed this

:o

That explains why Dylan thinks it looks dumb

Nothing was more polarizing than that episode. I hated it my first time through the series. But it grew on me. Here's some shitty video comparing the makeup job and everything.



I remember hearing about this movie a while back when the poster was revealed for it but totally forgot about it. I'm a Bruce Willis apologist that likes anything he has been in. Even Cop Out.

That damn fly. I can't stand flys and their stupid fly noise.

I like Bruce Willis.

But Dylan you're not thinking about it. Obviously it's a suicide mission but their job, as he said, is to kill your target and not let him go...even if it's you.

And if he killed his future self, then he would have a lot of time to live until he got to that point in his life and he goes back in time to kill himself. But if he kills his younger self then he ceases to exist any longer because he died in the past which means he dies in the future.

It's kind of interesting, because if you choose not to kill yourself in the future then your organization would be after you as they obviously wanted you dead for some reason. But also if they choose to rebel that means that the future version wouldn't be apart of the organization therefore wouldn't be sent back to kill. So I assume he follows through but the older version dies.

BUT if that's the case it would still leave the younger version alive which would always lead to the older version so that means he would never REALLY die like the organization obviously wants.


So I'm left very confused at how this movie ends at all and doesn't continue on a vicious and boring cycle.... =\

I understand that he understands its a suicide mission. Doesn't erase the facts it's stupid. Like that damn fly

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