That night he encounters a human (Freya Allan) for the first time. The 'echoes' as his clan call them are almost never seen in the valley.
No good will come of this.
That night he encounters a human (Freya Allan) for the first time. The 'echoes' as his clan call them are almost never seen in the valley.
No good will come of this.
It's a lucrative easy life with a shelf life. Once you're no longer of use to the Syndicate they send you back to be disposed of by yourself, "closing the loop".
Occasionally a looper won't go through with it and there is hell to pay.
When Joe's future self (Bruce Willis) is sent back he's not helpless.
No good will come of this.
CW: child murder
Holland March (Ryan Gosling) has a more legitimate business as a Private Investigator tracking people down for money but he's scarcely any more moral. March has been hired to look for the famous porn actress Misty Mountains, despite her dying very publicly a few days earlier in a car crash. Her aunt is convinced she's seen her since.
March's investigation has lead him to a young woman called Amelia (Margaret Qualley) but Healey has been paid by her to frighten March off.
Shenanigans ensue.
Lazy food stall operator Park Gang-Du's (Song Kang-ho) daughter Hyun-seo (Go Ah-sung) is grabbed by the beast and dragged away. When she makes a desperate phone call suggesting she may still be alive the Korean authorities prove useless and the whole family resolve to try and find her, but first they must escape the quarantine they've been placed under.
Rose is an Irish immigrant prone to drunkenness and swearing and most definitely the wrong sort so everyone agrees it must be her.
Edith's overbearing father Edward (Timothy Spall) calls the Police and Rose is immediately arrested.
Shenanigans ensue.
Eighteen months later he reluctantly takes a call from Ryder's Producer (Hannah Waddingham) and she says the only thing that will get him back in the game...
Judy needs him or her first movie as Director is dead.
No good will come of this.
When his wife dies during a Geurilla attack in the Boer War, The Duke of Oxford (Ralph Fiennes) vows his young son will never have to endure another war. To this end, along with his butler Shola (Djimon Hounsou) and the family nanny Polly (Gemma Arterton) he forms a spy network trying to influence things.
However another shadowy figure is tugging on those same strings and hoping for the opposite result.
Shenanigans ensue.
When her partner R (Joel Fry) finally makes it to the hospital it's clear they and their newborn son Zeb can't stay in the city so they try to head somewhere safer.
No good will come of this.