Looper poster shows us two sides of the same coin
Well, Looper‘s on it’s way to being pushed out of Hollywood’s womb, and it’s Rian Johnson’s baby… and it’s a boy. I think. ...
Tag: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joseph Gordon-Levitt leaves Tarantino’s Django Unchained
Joseph Gordon-Levitt has officially departed Quentin Tarantino’s Western, Django Unchained, citing a scheduling conflict believed to be related to his upcoming directorial debut, ...
Joseph Gordon-Levitt (as young Bruce Willis) in Looper
If you’re like us Flixist folks, you’re probably eagerly anticipating Looper, the new film by Brick and Brothers Bloom director Rian Johnson. If ...
Flixist Awards 2011: Best Actor
How brilliant are actors?! They can look at a tennis ball and see a bus. They can run down the street being pursued ...
Joseph Gordon-Levitt to make directoral debut
Deadline has broken the news that actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, most recently seen in 50/50, will be taking a step behind the camera for ...
This may be the time machine in Rian Johnson’s Looper
Looper is one of the many movies we’re eager to see in 2012. To ring in the new year, writer-director Rian Johnson posted ...
Trailers
Trailer: Premium Rush
In Premium Rush, Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a risk-taking NYC bike messenger, and appears to get wrapped up in a cross-town chase, all while ...
Reviews
Review: 50/50
*Groan* I really didn’t want to review this film… Sure, at first, I thought “Hey, I have free passes to go see it ...
Trailers
Trailer: 50/50
August is just approaching the midway point, yet I can’t help but wait until the end of September. If you haven’t guessed, it’s ...
Trailers
Trailer: 50/50
The trailer for the Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen film, 50/50, is now upon us on Apple’s website. The film is loosely based ...
First shot of Bruce Willis in Rian Johnson’s Looper
You might wonder why this first image released from Rian Johnson’s Looper should be of interest. It’s hardly the first time Bruce Willis ...
Reviews
Review: Hesher
Responses to trauma come in all kinds of forms. Typically, the reaction is gauged by the original incident. Imagine, then, losing your mother ...