But if you look at the theory simpler:
just look at the timeline, the historical me has changed, and the future me will also change, and other people will be less affected by me. This may be easier~
There is another point:
this film From a program point of view, many can be understood.
Why did Old Joe not die, because under certain conditions (fell in love with a woman, forced by Rainmaker), he jumped out of this Loop (loop, loop), and executed the next plot (program).
At the beginning I also felt that the director was very outrageous and not rigorous, but after analysis, in fact, he thought very carefully! Why does Looper use a 15-yard gun, because this can explain why Young Joe didn’t shoot Old Joe at a critical moment...not in range~ I have reason to believe that the director designed the entire world view for a long time and can justify himself~ the
following It is my flow chart of several analysis of this movie, so you can see it at a glance.
http://i1256.photobucket.com/albums/ii482/zephyr724/Looper/Looper1.png
http://i1256.photobucket.com/albums/ii482/zephyr724/Looper/Looper2.png
http://i1256.photobucket. com/albums/ii482/zephyr724/Looper/Looper3.png
http://i1256.photobucket.com/albums/ii482/zephyr724/Looper/Looper4.png
If you have any inaccuracies and different opinions, please point them out~ Thank you~
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