reptilerobots Wrote:Just got home from seeing it in 3D at Hazard Center (Mission Valley). I thought it was awesome, the 3D didn't do much for me, but I thought it was great. Yeah it could have been tuned up a bit in parts, but so could the first. The critics hate the first movie as well, so F#%K them. I have to say that I am a big Star Wars and Indiana Jones fan as well, and I will call a stinker a stinker - the SW prequels and Indy sequels are huge piles of crap.

I will have to check there next time. I saw it on a real 3D screen on monday for 91X, and it was alright. 2nd time(Wed) was in irvine, which was really amazing. I saw it again at midnight back at Edwards IMAX 3D... and it rocked as well. I will have to check Hazard soon, I havent seen a movie there since 300

Seen the movie again. Wow the movie is growing on me more and more. I think what I really like about this movie is the pace, and the soundtrack. Love the soundtrack. I'm glad they kept it computer like, and retro in a lot of ways. And Daft Punk can both give it that classical organ feel or the techno beat. Nice.

Let's see, reading the reviews here, let's talk about the ending...

So Quorra makes it to the outside world. Basically in TRON there is a law in the physics of that universe that says "Matter is Matter". In the original TRON Flynn uses matter from one place to keep Yori from derezzing. In this movie they play along with that with Clu realizing that if Flynn could be in the computer, someone in the computer can be in the real world. Again, it is only matter. A laser that can destruct something and bring it back again can take matter from something else and from a map make a program matter.

Of course, technically you would need to take nearby matter to transform it into that shape. So where did Quorra's matter come from?

Where would the matter come from for Clu's army? I think this is where the nearby city block would have vanished to make a carrier ship and the large army.

And you know, I really could see that Clu really was the reflection of Flynn. You hear Flynn's speech in the earlier part of the movie "In there is our DESTINY!" And later in the movie you hear Clu saying "Out there is our DESTINY" Fun.

Flynn wanted to make it where people would learn from the Isos, and Clu wanted to give his fellow programs a chance to leave in the real world. Granted as his helpers to make a more perfect existance elsewhere... but then again, Flynn had his help at Encom making a better world of computing.

The difference between Clu and Flynn are only slight. Basically Flynn had the upper hand in that he was from the other world. He got to travel between the two worlds. He was the creator.

Clu was every bit as creative as cognitive as Flynn, only he was at a disadvantage. He was was the created. He was confined to one world. Would Flynn have let the fact that he was confined to one world stop him? Apparently not. And Clu in his thinking realized how he could be more and beat the ods... just like his user likes to do all the time.

Clu made for a fun antagonist for this reason.

So programs in the real world? Yeh in the universe of TRON I think it would have worked, but just glad only Quorra got out.

Now I'm off to the mall to see if I can find a copy of the TRON:Legacy soundtrack.
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I'd have to say that, by far, my favorite scene was when Sam and Kevin reunite, which leads into the discussion over dinner and the flashback scene.

However, I'm curious as to how the ISOs could change the real world? I believe someone earlier mentioned that we could learn from them, but what exactly would that be?

That's one of my only gripes is that Flynn made such a big deal about them and never really elaborated on the subject.

Went to the midnight showing at El Capitan in Hollywood, and i gata say i was absolutely astounded at how good the movie was. I was worried that it might be a bit watered-down by Disney, but it really did turn out to be a very worthy sequel to the original. And i think i might just have a new favorite movie of all time.

TriggerEXE Wrote: If there is anything that could have been done better, it would be the battle scenes. They could have been longer and more thrilling. That isn't to say they weren't thrilling at all, because they were.

It would have been really cool if , as a symbol of returning to his original programming, Tron's helmet would have come off during the fight with Clu. I would have also liked to see a large scale battle of the Iso rebels against Clu's forces.

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JUST CRYING.

I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN OH MY GOD ;U;

Just got back from my nearest theater that played the movie in 3D.
May I say, it was AWESOME, as expected. The 3D played quite a role with the effect of the movie, and the acting? Great! (I don't take what those pesky critics say about the film's acting, it was great no matter what they say. -_-)
Still, there was a LOT to the movie, and nothing that I could really want to change except for more Lightdisc action. But hey, the entire film's Grid experience was GRAND.
Need I say I was the only one in my theater among the people who yelled "WHOOOO!!" when Daft Punk showed themselves? Like twice!

Meanwhile, I wore my black jeans, TRON t-shirt, and a kinda static-like jacet, in conjunction with my fedora and jetwall bracelets (clear blue bracelets I just call jetwall bracelets) to the film. My friends and I had a few air hockey matches, TRON lingo was thrown, and overall, the entire experience MADE the movie worth the hype, in my eyes. ^_^order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

movie was amazing, visually some parts of the film slowed it down but overall I liked it
8/10

Greetings, Programs! Shadow_user making his first post in a very long time.

I'm going to see TRON Legacy today. Knowing the people in my town, it's not going to be sold out. I have my TRON shirt all clean and ready. The rest of this post is reserved for review.

Just got back from seeing TRON: Legacy.
Plot: 9/10. Oh, who am I kidding? 10/10.
Visuals: 10+/10
Music: 10+/10
Merchandise Bonus: +5
Trippiness multiplier: x4
Overall Score: 140+/30
Rating: If you say that this movie is below excellent in any way, I will find you and gut you.

First of all, the look of the movie was awesome, in the original "Pamela Anderson at my door with a note from my wife saying 'have fun'" sense. The contrast between the circuitry and the black base was just... Mesmerizing. The combination of virtual/futuristic and modern/realistic was practically seamless. All of the vehicles and weapons were very, very cool. You are not going to want to not see this in 3D. And think the aesthetics end at the credits? Oh, ho no.
Choosing Daft Punk to create the music was a fantastic choice. The sounds fit the scenes incredibly well. The programs also had this crazy sorta autotune thing going on when they spoke, which was excellent.
The plot was just brilliant. Making Qorra a love interest without making her a "Love Interest" was a smart idea. That's all I'm going to say, though, since I don't want to give away any spoilers, besides the fact that TRON wasn't completely absent from the current timeline.

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AWESOME!

Saw it in Digital 3D and DDSS in a nice theater.

Definitely one of the best movies, ever! Exceptionally well done.

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