Really, It's The Director's Job

I Don't Believe In Director's Cuts Where You Make Things Longer. The Coolest Thing Was When The Coen Brothers Did A Director's Cut Of 'blood Simple,' And They Made It Shorter.

'alien' Asked Ground-breaking Questions About Eco-politics And Female Empowerment. 'the Matrix' Delved Deeper Into The Concept Of Perception Versus Reality Than Perhaps Any Other Film I Know. But For Some Reason, We Tend Not To Remember The Significance Of Their Writing.

Rian Johnson's 'looper' Is Inventive, Entertaining, And Thought-provoking In Every Way A Movie Can Be. It Is In Fact The Kind Of Movie That Reminds Us Why We Watch Them And Make Them, A Beautifully Told Story That Deserves To Be Not Only Remembered, But Acknowledged For Its Writing.

I'm Not Michael Moore. I Think Michael Moore Wants To Tell You How To Think. He Wants To Give You Answers. I Make Movies To Raise My Own Personal Questions And Not To Give Answers.

'looper' Is About What Your 55-year-old Self Would Tell Your 25-year-old Self Over A Cup Of Coffee. It's About Finding Love In The Third Act Of Your Life. It's About Overcoming Trauma And The Idea Of True Sacrifice.