Looper

If you've seen the trailers for 'Looper,' then you already know Joseph Gordon-Levitt doesn't quit look like himself in the film. In this time traveling sci-fi actioner, he's supposed to be playing the past self of Bruce Willis' character, so certain physical adjustments had to be made to make that believable. However, he now looks so plastic that he resembles more of James Deen... and we're not ta

"Time travel has not yet been invented, but thirty years from now it will have been." Our lives are tapestries woven together out of strands of choice. But who sews the strands together: us or a higher power? Beneath the sci-fi gadgetry and special effects, this is what time travel movies are all about: the nature of free will. Consider the elegantly constructed sentence above. "Tim

The concept of time travel is absolutely fascinating, and we wish that we could do it one day (you know, to kill Hitler, buy a hoverboard, etc.). But with time travel comes the possible consequences of running into your future or past self. That's the case in this brand new clip for 'Looper.'

It's sort of like that Spice Girls song '2 Become 1,' only Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are there and the wonderful Rian Johnson directs. And there's not actually any singing, except for in our brains. Check out the latest poster from 'Looper,' which reminds us that we still can't wait to see it.

It's the end of summer, so celebrate by heading to the theater to check out this month's new releases. We've got the latest from Rian Johnson, a new raunchy female-centric comedy, an animated trip to a spooky hotel, and the highly-anticipated new film from Paul Thomas Anderson.

Avert your eyes if you don't want to know any more about Rian Johnson's latest film, 'Looper,' starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt (JoGoLev, for all you cool kids) as a hitman who eliminates marks sent back in time by a mob syndicate.

Is it just us or does the fall movie season of this year tickle everyone's fancy? You've got westerns, science fiction, dramas, the works. A couple of the films we're referring to today, 'Django Unchained' and 'Looper,' dished out a couple of sweet new posters for you to see.

Malick. Newell. Baumbach. Whedon. Ozon. Nair. Affleck. Redford. Some major names have tossed their hats into the proverbial ring for the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, which announced its first wave of programming Tuesday morning. Wait until you hear all of the directors we’ve yet to mention.

One of the films that most impressed the crowds at Comic-Con 2012 was the upcoming sci-fi-action-thriller 'Looper' starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis and Emily Blunt. We sat down with Ms. Blunt right before she went on stage at Hall H to talk shooting shotguns, learning to love sci-fi and her upcoming film with Tom Cruise.

Like the Disney panel on Thursday and the Marvel panel coming up on Saturday, the Comic-Con 2012 Sony panel is one of the long-awaited events at this year's San Diego convention. Three sets of movies accompanied by their cast and crew came together for this gathering of industry insiders and extremist fans in Hall H.