Well the TRON 2.0 story could still fit into the grand scheme of it all, but will it? Hard to say. I think they are like two ships passing, and really aside from having Alan in common, really have nothing in common. That said, both stories can exist.

(And as mentioned before, both stories happen on different computers.)

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Just came back from watching this (was just released today over here).

Theater was pretty empty (currently in China for Christmas), though that's probably because it's a Monday night and it was dinner time.

Anyways. AMAZING movie.

I was a little worried it wouldn't live up to my expectations after seeing how it wasn't well received by many critics, but it surpassed them all. I watched the original TRON a week earlier, and absolutely loved it... Legacy felt very similar to the original in many ways, which is a good thing: those snippets of dialogue, the way the story is presented, etc.

The screening didn't include the message that some scenes were not shot in 3D - at first I thought something was wrong with the glasses during the 'real-life' scenes... but that changed once Sam was transported to the Grid. The light cycle and dog fight scenes were spectacular, and completely immersive.

The soundtrack by Daft Punk is completely fitting. I had already been listening to the OST a lot before watching the movie... simply put the music is a million times better with the visual images to accompany it. 'End of Line', 'Derezzed', 'Solar Sailer', and 'End Titles' I've listened to countless times already. Terrific music.

I loved the characters too (Quorra~), and the story and themes were excellent as well (not going into this to avoid spoilers).

As for the critics... guess you really should take critic reviews with a grain of salt. E.g. I don't see how Avatar was received so well even though almost every review stated it had a bad story, bad characters and bad dialogue and was only visual effects (which I disagreed with). Everyone has their own opinions, including the reviewers. I've found you're better off finding and sticking with a single reviewer that shares similar taste in movies as you do - in my case it's Roger Ebert (though I expected him to give this film a full 4/4 stars like the original).

Definitely one of my favorite movies, and a must see for TRON fans. I'm surely going to be seeing it more than once in theaters. I can't wait for future releases as well... hopefully it won't take 28 years. (Also, MORE QUORRA).abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

It weird, I really enjoy the movie overall, but I get this heavy and sad feeling each time after seeing it. In part due to the unknown fate of Tron (I'm sure he still lives), and what happened to Flynn. The last little bit at the very end was sweet and poinaint... but the saga *must* continue.

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Well Avatar is getting a sequel. Avatar 2 is going to focus on the oceans of Pandora...maybe they'll find the Navian Titanic...

Tron: Legacy NEEDS a sequel! Maybe they could call it Tron: Resolution... or is that to similar to 'revolution'?

But if there is no sequel...I will be very mad

^Oh don't feel down! I think that "Tron" still stands on its own. Tron: Legacy in my opinion doesn't eclipse or tarnish "Tron", it adds to it... Heck, without "Tron" we wouldn't have "Legacy"!

Scottn Wrote:I think it's the fact that Tron had been an original for so long that it stands out better on it's own. If they had made a sequel a few years after the first Tron, then I could see how it would be overshadowed. But seeing how Legacy came decades lager, the original Tron still stands as a unique classic while Legacy is a masterpiece in it of itself.

I look at it this way. Better it be followed by a theatrical sequel than by a direct to video sequel. I bet Heinlein is rolling over in his grave on the Z axis over what Verhoeven and others did to Starship Troopers. Besides TRON is still an original as the methods to make the majority of the computer world visually appealing were unique and will never be done again.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

I've seen it twice - IMAX 3D (real IMAX) and 3D with Dbox. I have to say, I preferred the Dbox experience better all around. It wasn't gimmicky at all, and how they used Dbox actually enhanced things when it was used. It could have been overdone, especially for some of the quieter scenes but it wasn't used at all for a lot of that stuff.

I also think the non-IMAX 3D was also better. IMAX wasn't bad, but I felt there was a better sense of depth in the scenes where 3D was used.

Like I said many standard movie theatres showing RealD do *not* increase the luminocity of the projected picture, so with the glasses on it looks way to dark. When luminocity should be like 7, but many theaters have it at 2 or 3.

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Well just got back from my 3rd time seeing it. This time in 3D (Real3D). Overall it was worth it to see in 3D and as I have only done one other movie this way (Toy Story 3(3D) I can say it was well worth the price. Story still compelled me and I found myself still moved by the melancholy of the relationship between Sam and Kevin and Kevin and Clu.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

Finally got to watch the movie after many delays thanks to weekend activities keeping me away.

Took my daughter with me as she was a fan of the first one which we saw a little while back in preparation.

Acting wasn't bad. The actor for Sam did a decent job. Not great, but decent.

The plot was pretty good but it needed fleshing out and went in some odd directions. Clu as a bad guy was odd, given the first movie, but worked out. They needed to flesh out the points between Clu and Kevin better, however. A couple of flashbacks and bits of discussion here and there weren't enough. The escape plot worked out. Get to the portal before it closes.

Now to the details...

First, Sam. Downloading using the method he did... seriously? I realize Hollywood is technologically inept but at least try. Of course, they repeat this same idea at the end. At least have him connect via some rigged-together cable or something.

Encom OS 12? Hmmmm. They've got Encom all over the damn place now, don't they? It was odd enough that you had a science/engineering company putting out video games but now they've got their own line of hardware and software as well?

Almost forgot... the initial scene where the Flynn's see each other for the first time since Kevin was locked in. It starts off fine with the initial shock from both, the hug, etc. Then Kevin walks off and says they'll talk more at dinner? Uhhh. Yeah. I can see why this one's getting more discussion as it's a poor writing moment.

Dillinger Jr. Snotty little punk, isn't he? He'll be back on Tron 3, most likely, to seek revenge with his father.

The revolution? Kevin talks about the fact that it's slowly starting to happen and is basically waiting for it. We see a few programs trying to talk to Zeus about the revolution. I'm not sure if that's to show how much of a real lack of revolution there is, if the writers lacked in ability to flesh it out, or some other explanation. It almost seems like the revolution was more of an inside joke. Perhaps a script was put out with a revolution and shot down in favor of this so the few little blips of revolution we have are the result? It's a thought. Honestly, they could have included a few rebels to help out along the way.

The fights. The disc battles were, honestly, not all that interesting. Wow, I can watch Rinzer dodge things in amazing and cool, yet superfluous ways. Haven't we had enough of the Chinese flying martial arts? I'd like some fight scenes that flowed a bit better.

The outfits. They seemed a bit lacking in comparison to the originals. Programs shattering rather than the old school de-rez seemed odd as well.

Points for some actual Unix commands with the Encom OS, which appears to be either Unix-based or Unix-like.

My biggest problem. ISO's. Who's the one that came up with this? ISO's? Really? Programs that just came into being? We're already going into suspension of disbelief with the laser that takes you into the computer. But at least with that we're still dealing with some basic realities such as programs being written by programmers (users) and functioning as they were written to. Even in other films where programs adapt, like... oh... the MCP? They're typically AI programs created by humans but grow beyond that. I think this goes beyond stretching the boundaries of reality and goes into just giving up on reality for the sake of an additional yet unnecessary plot point.

Really, the ISO story wasn't needed. There's a few reasons for being put in.

First was for Kevin Flynn to have some reason to be really excited about The Grid and what it could offer. Well, he already had that in his original idea and could simply continue working on that. His ideas were already pretty incredible, allowing people to do large sums of work easily and more rapidly.

Next was as a point where Clue and Kevin differed, creating the rift between them. Kevin sees the ISOs as a gift to the world. Clu sees them as aberrations to be removed from the system while also seeming like the older kid, unhappy that the new baby is getting all of mommy and daddy's attention. No need for this. Clu's programming flaw of a perfect system is enough. It's simply a matter of Clu and Kevin beginning to have differences on how The Grid should be designed with Clu determining that Kevin is one of the imperfections with the system.

Last was as a scientific marvel. This point seems superfluous, a necessity thrown in to cause Kevin to give them more attention and make the rift more obvious and quick. The writers had to come up with a reason why Kevin was so interested in these programs. Just being created without users wasn't enough. They had to be some cure-all for everything.

The ending leaves the movie very open to Tron 3. Sam can now go about running Encom, probably eliminating Dillinger Jr. in the process. He'll also begin work on rebuilding his father. I'd also like to see Laura and Yori back in action, possibly helping to get Flynn back. The movie could either end up a Star Trek 3, bringing Flynn back at the end. It could end up Matrix style, with Kevin Flynn actually coming through things quite easily. It depends on what they want to do with the franchise. For going the 4 movie route, 3 would probably focus on getting Kevin back and 4 could be Flynns vs. Dillingers. They could probably condense it into a single movie with either Kevin coming back early for a movie's worth of Dillingers vs. Flynns or have Sam hold them off with the help of Alan (and possibly others... Lora?) while also trying to rebuild Kevin and get Kevin back for a Flynns vs. Dillingers final confrontation, perhaps with the Dillingers expecting a trapped Sam.

All in all, the movie wasn't bad. Remove the ISOs and make some slight plot point adjustments and the movie holds up better while eliminating the ridiculous nature of the ISOs. If you take the time spent on the ISOs to further the Kevin vs. Clu points, you've got an even better movie. Add in some more details on Clu building up anti-user sentiment as well. As for the revolution, it doesn't work very well with the existing movie except to describe Kevin Flynn's energetic acts of doing nothing. If we're going to include them, then do like the original and have a few programs along the way help the group with their escape. Of course, then the parallels to the original become greater.

In the end, my daughter and I both liked it. I'll likely be picking up one of the combo packs that includes the original and Legacy.