I absolutely loooooooooooooooooved it! Already seen it twice :P

I loved the way the Games had the arcade game sounds.
At the part where the guard shoots the thing to grab Kevin's disc, that literally made me flinch the first time from the 3d, so it was good. Thankfully though, it was well done, it wasn't all that crap where the movie is only made for 3d so its just 2 hours of crap flying at you. Well...except the end where clu is grasping at the screen.....that looked a bit odd.
The first time i saw it I found the disc wars battle to be a bit hard to follow, but after seeing it a second time it was a bit easier.

One thing i noticed the second time seeing it though...

Quorra and Sam are riding in the light runner and quorra says the light cycles can't ride through the barrens or out lands or whatever it's called. Off grid. They'd malfunction. Then you know, the scenes where at the safe house. Then Sam leaves and goes back to the city...in Kevin's light cycle...

Wait...what? But...quorra said....alright....whatever...


I really liked how naive quorra was. It made sense. Like when she asks if Sam knows jules Verne and he's like yea sure and shes all What's he like?! I laughed.

Olivia wilde played quorra wonderfully. The little smile after Sam described the sun made me smile too, I was like aww...shes thinking about all the wonders of the user world she's never seen.


Anyway, all in all, I really enjoyed it and I really really really hope and pray there's another sequel. We all know Dillinger jr is gonna be the villain. I wanna see that!
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Thoughts after reading the reviews here from yesterday:

Yes I hope Dillinger Jr will become the next villian. He handled Sam Flynn's release of OS FLYNN 12 very well.

TRON is out there. We are given that much. I suspect that somehow they will make a reason for a younger face to play that part.

Sam is the new Flynn.

And Kevin Flynn I feel will be integrated into the next system that Sam builds. I think Sam will look for his father, but I believe with running Encom, and Dillinger Jr. there to be a thorn in his side, he might have more pressing concerns. I almost expect though that Kevin Flynn will be the spirit of the system for a while (like MA3A in the TRON 2 stories) and maybe at the end of the next movie Kevin Flynn is extracted from the system and able to be brought into the real world again.

I doubt Castor is dead. Or Gem. For someone so old and crafty I doubt anyone like that could have become so notable by simply standing there and letting someone blow them up. It was his bar, it was his rules. Probably had an escape hatch, tube, ect. Heck... force field? That has been seen in TRON movies.

I think in many ways this new film showed a transition from the old to the new. I believe that Bridges and Boxleitner will be involved, but looks like they were making ways for new players to step in. Glad to see that.

The system is being reboot and rebuilt. The old system before the reboot was a bit long in the tooth. I hope that the next rebuild has the color and detail a little more akin to the digital world we say in the first movie.

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Other thoughts:
Castor was a pretty useless character. Interesting, out there... yes. Useless... also yes. What was the point of that whole scene, aside from getting to the night life of the programs? The Daft Punk music in that scene was nice. The fighting was fun. But really, I think the character lost all credibility when he just danced on the ledge while Sam and Quorra were getting the dog stuffing knocked out of them.

Sure, I can see him being entertained by Sam fighting off the guards. Or even Quorra fighting. But when Quorra gets hurt and he doesn't bat an eye? Doesn't even "ACCIDENTALLY" shoot some of the guards to help even a little? Thought it was a bit of a sadist at that point.

I mean seriously, Castor was a freak. I would be scared to meet his user.
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Who else was wowed by how the Arcade was shown? Ok, we all know that arcade machines of that time have boot up sequences that take like 2 minutes, and a juke box wouldn't just start with a song.

But for a moment I was willing to suspend all disbelief and allow them to take us back to the 80's with the flip of a switch. It was like a party was stopped and frozen, and with that switch, the party was resumed years later. Seperate Ways with the rock thumping beat was a perfect example of the 80's feel.

Suddenly, despite owning almost a dozen home game systems, all with a total of nearly 2000 games combined, I suddenly have the urge to go find an arcade and blow $20. :P

Fygee Wrote:3. No "digital transition" animation: This one is obviously minor in the whole scope of the movie, but what's one of the most memorable moments in the first movie? The animation as Flynn is being digitized, and his journey through the system before he becomes a program. In Legacy, Sam is just zapped, and it's over in the blink of an eye.

Funny you mentioned this. I thought the same thing. But my main beef with that is that I think people new to Tron won't really have an idea how he got in this strange futuristic world. It doesn't help that you don't have a scene like the original of an orange becoming digitized and the whole process being explained.

Just tonight I saw it with someone who had never seen Tron before. And I found out she actually had no idea how Sam got there! But that's just one person. Maybe other people would be more savvy?

First time poster here by the way. Hi everyone!

I went in with high hopes and came out disappointed.

I'll probably like it a little more after I see it a few more times, but it would've been better had it not left me walking out of the theater having to really search for reasons to like it.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

Imbroglio Wrote: i86time Wrote: 6. Why did the opening titles list the film (and the audio of many TV spots) as TRON (no Legacy)? Seems disrespectful to the original. I thought I only saw just TRON in that sequence also, but I attributed it to not being able to see clearly because the 3d glasses kept slipping down over my regular glasses. So there wasn't Legacy under it after all.

Also in about all of the Tron Legacy Tv Spots at the end they say "Tron" with no legacy.

MutoidMan Wrote:I went in with high hopes and came out disappointed. I'll probably like it a little more after I see it a few more times, but it would've been better had it not left me walking out of the theater having to really search for reasons to like it.

I feel exactly the same way.

It's weird when you have to watch a movie a 2nd or third time to see if you like it or not. If a movie is good, you should be able to walk out knowing it was good.

With Tron Legacy, I walked out searching for reasons to like it as well. One thing is for certain, the soundtrack is very good. I love it. Wish I could say the same for the rest of the film though.

ShadowDragon1 Wrote:Pretty much all the remaining files, programs and such from "the grid" were transferred to Sam's memory card. Hopefully in the sequel (which I pray one is made) that Sam will upload all the data to a secure, modern server at Encom. Perhaps find a way to re-compile all the code that makes up Flynn. maybe the sequel can be titled " Tron: Rebirth "...

From what I know... Tron is not dead. They tried to communicate that with the lights coming back on in the sea of sim.

Yes, Sam transferred the grid, programs, and world to his memory card. He shut down the main computer after this.

This was kind of hinted at in the script.

As far as what happened to Clu and Flynn,... no one knows. Nothing written yet.

The door was left open in case T:L does well.

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Oh yeah and I loved the Recognizer's Light Cycles, Disc battles and the new suits they wear. I also like the flying sailboat thing they rode on ... like the old one ...

Also I am a little dissapointed.. they were not PURE source drinking in this one!

Oh you forget how good the power feels until you get to a pure source!

I feel this was a great film, very dark and moody and obviously made for those of us who grew up with the original. The 3-D depth-of-field was pretty spectacular, and I liked how most of the scenes in the "real world" were shot in 2-D, as if the electronic world was somehow more "real." Daft Punk's soundtrack was nothing short of incredible. Seeing Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner reprise their roles was a treat, although I have to admit I was hoping for more with the character of Tron.

There were a lot of nice throwbacks to the original. I'm a big Journey fan and the fact that they used another one of their songs was nice--and actually fitting for Sam and Kevin's situation, since the song is "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)."

It was really nice to see "remastered" (I guess you could call them) versions of the recognizers, light cycles, solar sailer, and even the carrier.

I remember thinking many years ago that, if they made a sequel, it would be really cool to see someone jump into the air and have the light cycle form around them. I was very excited to see that they actually did this.

I have to give Alan Bradley mad kudos for staying at Encom all this time, because the company has obviously reverted back to the way it was (or worse) while Dillinger Sr. was running it, and it was sad for me to see that the executives were treating him so badly now that Flynn was no longer around. The fact that the son of the disgraced former Senior Exec was now on the board would have been enough for me to walk out the door.

The acting was solid throughout. I really liked Garrett Hedlund as Sam and I thought that Olivia Wilde did an excellent job of bringing childlike innocence to Quorra. Michael Sheen played Castor with a particularly outlandish flair (he reminded me in many ways of David Bowie, which may have been intentional) and added some great moments of comic relief. I agree that I would have liked to see more of his character.

Some other posters have said that Garrett Hedlund did not "emote" enough or seem at all surprised by his transition to the electronic world. I tend to disagree. Remember how easily his dad caught on to what was going on in the first film when he got pulled through? Also, at the beginning of the film, Kevin Flynn is telling Sam bedtime stories about his adventures in the Grid and how CLU came to be, and Sam had toys and statues of disc warriors and light cycles, so it seems unlikely that he would have been too shocked by anything he encountered once he realized he was on the Grid.

All in all, I loved it. I saw it in a theater that was nearly full, and most of the audience members seemed to be completely entranced by it. It is definitely a different, much darker and more "adult" movie than the original, but I think that was the point, since it seems geared more to the 30+ year-old fanboy crowd than the typical Disney audience of 5-10 year-olds. I feel it was definitely worth the long wait.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill