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  <title>Looper (2012) &amp;amp; Timecrimes (2007): Future Self Showdowns</title>
  <description>&amp;quot;You're going to kill this guy, your own self?&amp;quot; In this episode of Journey Through Sci-Fi, we explore two time-travel films built around the idea of causal loops. First we discuss Looper (2012), Rian Johnson’s sci-fi thriller about assassins who kill targets sent back from the future — including, eventually, their own older selves. Then we look at Timecrimes (2007), the Spanish sci-fi film about an ordinary man who accidentally becomes trapped in a tightly constructed time loop involving multiple versions of himself. Together these films show how time-travel stories can become intricate puzzles where the past, present and future are all part of the same loop. Visit our website&amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.journeythroughscifi.com/ Email Us! Follow us on&amp;amp;nbsp;TWITTER Add us on&amp;amp;nbsp;INSTAGRAM Like us on&amp;amp;nbsp;FACEBOOK Follow us on&amp;amp;nbsp;LETTERBOXD </description>
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