Looper (2012) vs Source Code (2011)

Source Code

I liked Looper more.

Source Code was much better.

Come on, write a proper post. You never even wrote a sentence, there's no grammar, and I am surprised you actually used a question mark at the end.

Do you realize your title is longer than your post, while neither makes any sense?

"Which is better, Looper or Source Code?" would be the actual, english way of asking that. Putting a "vs" (without a period!) in the middle of two movie names, failure to use a comma after that ridiculous non-grammatical sentence structure, and being satisfied with a post that consists of three words prove that you are not the kind of individual to whom anyone should ever reply.

However, being bored and stupid, I am replying anyway.

I could go on about someone that has written over 90 000 posts (?), and still hasn't learned to write anything longer than three words (easy to write many posts with that kind of weaponized stupidity), but let's try to answer your incredibly useless question.

Both movies are fema-fascist, stupid, with a ridiculous, nonsensical happy ending that shouldn't be possible and that ONLY raises more questions - especially moral ones - so there's no real difference. It just comes down to which movie is more boring, I suppose, because entertainment is the only value these movies have, and even that is heavily questionable.

I guess Looper is a bit more gory and disgusting, so maybe 'Source Code' is better. Then again, Looper's title almost makes sense, which can't be said about this movie's name.

It's a tough call to decide between pushing your genitalia deep into a pile of disease-ridden (you can choose between plague, AIDS, or a painful veneral disease), half-eaten, but still alive cockroaches, or diving naked into a pool filled with hobo piss and feminist vomit, garnished with cat turds.

Where do people dig up these questions? It's like asking which world would you rather live in, Idiocracy's nightmarish stupidity dystopia, or Demolition Man's social justice warrior-utopia. Only a child asks such things.