Rian Johnson’s “Looper” 2012

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, once again partnered with Ryan Johnson to ride the fantasy-based, high-concept science "Looper". This is "The Bear", named Joe, played by Levitt, a hired murderer to kill mob targets return to the past. Find out what people want to "close the loop" and suicide in the future.
It's a great premise, and succeeded admirably by not focusing on time travel and endless paradoxes that come with it, and still find time to make a joke about it. In addition, the distance from other science fiction films, still value and more realistic violence expected from a film like this, allowing you to stand out from the crowd. Straight from the beginning, it is clear that, as a writer, and has developed a wealth Johnson, conspiracy feel cooler than the bricks, which also stems, while "The Bear" could stand on its own as an original idea and interesting . However, despite the idea is excellent workmanship and very good, poor dialogue and cliché are uncomfortable, pull the film a bit.
This problem really with all the bear, it seems inconsistent. From the writing of a good idea, but mediocre for great visual effects, but some hair makeup horrible atmosphere when we see somewhere between being and being Levitt and Willis