Collider reports that Bruce Willis' time‑travel thriller Looper will be available to stream on Netflix starting next week.
Why it matters
Fans can watch Willis' acclaimed sci‑fi film on Netflix soon.
Key facts
- Looper has a runtime of 119 minutes.
- Looper is described as a sci‑fi time‑travel thriller.
- Looper was directed by Rian Johnson.
Evidence
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