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omg... so much is edited out!

I hope the movie shows the full scene! The scene where the Sirens pick up the pieces of armor and then affix it to Sam and then more pieces flicker-materialize on him and he looks down saying "this can't be good.." all cut out. why?!...
All those cuts really diminish the full scene! They should of just put up the whole scene! V_V

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because IMO it better to show this scene in full than to edit it so much. The scene really shouldn't of been shown anyways.
Now, with the re-union of Sam with his father scene, that is an even more a pivotal, very emotional scene and IMO shouldn't of been released at all.
In general, a bit too much *spoiler-ish* stuff has been shown/released already in my view. But if Disney is going to post these clips and least post it unedited, instead of all cut up... it doesn't represent the scene as well I think.

My feeling is, I shouldn't and others really should not already know the storyline for the first half of the movie from all the trailers and sneek peak footage shown so far in general. But ah well... hopefully it at least gets more people to see the movie..

SDCC Hall H Tron panel's 7 min teaser was awesome, and ElecTRONica sneek peak and TRON Night were all awesome and the trailers are very cool, sure. but a part of me just feels that a lot the mystery has been stripped away uneccessarily and way too soon...order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

ifmnetzwerk Wrote:note that the girl left of sam's sight (the first siren shown walking towards him) is actually garett's wife in the real world. OUR real world.

Um...that's Serinda Swan. And from what I've read, Garrett isn't married, he's single. Am I missing something here?

Tron Fanatic Wrote:I've gotten quite a few chuckles about what must've been going through Sam's head during that scene.

I wonder how many takes there are of one of those girls falling on their butt walking backwards in those heals and that awkward arms and shoulders back pose.

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Not to mention down that step.

ShadowDragon1 Wrote:My feeling is, I shouldn't and others really should not already know the storyline for the first half of the movie from all the trailers and sneek peak footage shown so far in general. But ah well... hopefully it at least gets more people to see the movie.. SDCC Hall H Tron panel's 7 min teaser was awesome, and ElecTRONica sneek peak and TRON Night were all awesome and the trailers are very cool, sure. but a part of me just feels that a lot the mystery has been stripped away uneccessarily and way too soon...

I basically agree about not wanting them to show too much, but none of the clips so far contain more than what was shown in the Tron night footage. Are you concerned it is showing too much to other people, or are you worried you've seen too much yourself? If you were concerned about seeing too much why did you go to Tron night

I do wish they hadn't shown any of the Lightjet stuff. I kinda liked the clip in the 2nd trailer with Clu diving out the window, but I wish they hadn't shown the dogfighting stuff in the new trailer. It does seem like it is probably a tough balance for the "Marketeers" at Disney to show enough to draw new people in, but not so much that the movie is ruined.

When I get worried that I've seen too much I comfort myself by realizing that I haven't the slightest idea what happens after Sam reunites with his father. I mean I know a solar sailor is involved at one point, and the End of Line club, etc. But I don't really know anything about the structure of the plot beyond that point (even before that point is still more conjecture than not). I think there are plenty of surprises left.