I could not make it at all over here. THe closest one was in Toronto over here. And I am in the Province of quebec over here. It would have taken me too long to get there. Plus I was working last night.

I got there quite early because I wanted to ensure decent seats for myself and guest.

The first part of the trailer was mostly a shorter version of the comic-con footage from last year. After that we see Sam Flynn discovering his father's hidden workshop at the arcade, wiping dust off of active computer screen, and taking a seat at a desk while something familiar rises in the shadows behind him. The whole while we are listening to a voice-over conversation between Sam and an older Alan Bradley who is encouraging him to look for his father.

After the desk scene we are brought into the world of Tron, and seeing familiar machines in new configurations, moving in ways we've never seen before. As just one example we see a recognizer flying in to land, then the top portion tracks down to the ground as the legs protrude through the upper section. The new lightcycles are super-bright and coloured like candy, all hard and glossy-finished.

The program's suits so far are exactly what we saw revealed in Pitcell; black bodysuits with relatively little light-up circuitry standing in sharp relief. These things really pop in low light.

Honestly, it all goes by pretty fast, and it's a lot to take in. I think we can already say that IMAX will be THE way to see this film if you can manage it.

After what felt like two and a half minutes we were ushered out, only to find a table of people handing out "FLYNN LIVES" t-shirts (black shirt with white letters, M/L/XL, 100% cotton American Apparel according to the tags- remember this when the fakes start showing up on Ebay). Here's a shot of one with a ticket:

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The shirts were one per person, and CluLives and I went back to see if we could snag some extras for the board after they had given one to everyone there. They said no, that they didn't own them, and had to keep the extras. We tried, guys.

I think the shortness of the trailer is what's soured some people on how it was run; obtaining tickets and 1.5 hours waiting for what felt like 2.5 minutes of footage, then being shown the door. I think the shirts took a little sting out of that, though. Honestly, the shirts were more than what I was expecting. We've come away with less from other viral games, and many of the audience members seemed like average folks hoping for something really different to happen.

I just feel bad for all of you who took part but couldn't make it to a screening or get tickets. I know it seems like you get no rewards for your effort, but some of us are still looking out to help you if we can. In the meantime I hope the trailer gets released pretty soon so we cn all take a little time to pause and dissect it! order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

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battlecat Wrote:I got there quite early because I wanted to ensure decent seats for myself and guest. The first part of the trailer was mostly a shorter version of the comic-con footage from last year. After that we see Sam Flynn discovering his father's hidden workshop at the arcade, wiping dust off of active computer screen, and taking a seat at a desk while something familiar rises in the shadows behind him. The whole while we are listening to a voice-over conversation between Sam and an older Alan Bradley who is encouraging him to look for his father. After the desk scene we are brought into the world of Tron, and seeing familiar machines in new configurations, moving in ways we've never seen before. As just one example we see a recognizer flying in to land, then the top portion tracks down to the ground as the legs protrude through the upper section. The new lightcycles are super-bright and coloured like candy, all hard and glossy-finished. The program's suits so far are exactly what we saw revealed in Pitcell; black bodysuits with relatively little light-up circuitry standing in sharp relief. These things really pop in low light. Honestly, it all goes by pretty fast, and it's a lot to take in. I think we can already say that IMAX will be THE way to see this film if you can manage it. After what felt like two and a half minutes we were ushered out, only to find a table of people handing out "FLYNN LIVES" t-shirts (black shirt with white letters, M/L/XL, 100% cotton American Apparel according to the tags- remember this when the fakes start showing up on Ebay). Here's a shot of one with a ticket: (insert non-functioning link here ) The shirts were one per person, and CluLives and I went back to see if we could snag some extras for the board after they had given one to everyone there. They said no, that they didn't own them, and had to keep the extras. We tried, guys. I think the shortness of the trailer is what's soured some people on how it was run; obtaining tickets and 1.5 hours waiting for what felt like 2.5 minutes of footage, then being shown the door. I think the shirts took a little sting out of that, though. Honestly, the shirts were more than what I was expecting. We've come away with less from other viral games, and many of the audience members seemed like average folks hoping for something really different to happen. I just feel bad for all of you who took part but couldn't make it to a screening or get tickets. I know it seems like you get no rewards for your effort, but some of us are still looking out to help you if we can. In the meantime I hope the trailer gets released pretty soon so we cn all take a little time to pause and dissect it!

Thanks, Battlecat. Are you and Clu Lives in LA or New York?

No problem, Renengade Program. CluLives and I are both Toronto locals.