I'm Too Big A Fan Of Rhythm

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.

All The Airports Kind Of Feel And Look The Same Now. Some Are More Beautiful, Some Are Less Beautiful, But For The Most Part You're Going To Find A Starbucks In Every Airport. You're Going To Get Your Coffee And The 'usa Today' Or 'new York Times' In Every Airport.

Filmmaking Is Finding A Piece Of Granite And You Start To Chip Away And Then You Have The Shape Of A Head, The Shape Of The Arm, You Can See The Shape Of The Face And The Face Starts To Gather Character. You Have To Find It.

Doesn't Every Generation Feel Like The One That's Coming Up Behind Them Doesn't Know How To Grow Up? I'm Not Sure If We're Progressively Getting Worse Or If Your Perspective Shifts.

The First Set I Remember Was 'ghostbusters.' It Was A Scene In Which The Street Erupted. I Remember Even At Seven Years Old Thinking, 'wow, If You Direct A Movie, You Can Break The Streets Of New York.'