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Looper

2012 · Science fiction · Rian Johnson · 1h 59m

In a near future where the mob sends people back thirty years to be shot on arrival, a young hitman is sent a target he recognises. Fast to begin with, then it stops somewhere quiet for a long while.

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Describe: Looper

Where does it sit? Neither end is better than the other.

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    Where does it sit? Neither end is better than the other.

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    Where does it sit? Neither end is better than the other.

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