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Why is that done? Let Joe make 3, let JJ Abrams direct ST 201?-whatever it ends up being. Take a good blend and mix it up with new ingredients, and you could mess up the recipe.

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I had a few issues with the T: L screenplay, so I don't mind someone else taking over script duties from The Lost Boys. I don't know what to expect from David DiGilio, (I'm not familiar with his work), but with someone new in the writer's seat, I can at least hope that some of my issues with Legacy will be addressed in the sequel.

On the other hand, I think Joe Kosinski did a great job, even moreso when you take into account that T: L was his first feature film. He's clearly passionate about the Tron universe, and I'd love to see him direct the next movie.

I just can't see how a movie that broke as much ground effects wise and in so many other ways-enough that it was sheer genius-could ever really be equalled or topped. Can't be done. It's liek the Zippo lighter...a design success story that has remained essentially unchanged for decades. Change the design at all and suddenly you have osmething that is in no way an authentic Zippo lighter and/or the Slinky. It-and TL-occupy a very rare space in the world of marketing in that they are that rare product that is a hit, and which can't be improved upon, and whcih is timeless. While all companies strive to make such "perfect" hit products", which are also timeless in their usefulness and appeal (TL will still look cool 50 years from now, believe me), the deliberate creation of such products is all but impossible, and whenthey come into being it's almost by accident. If it weren't then we'd see them ebing made every day. INstead we'll only see a handful of such movies and material goods in our lifetimes. Let's throw in the the Webber Smokey Joe BBQ while we're at it, shall we? Can't improve on that much as it is.

They had everything in place to make TL a movie that was beyond belief. I can say that in this company, I'm amongst frends here. But there is also the element of luck that it all not only came together, but also worked. Plenty of movies have a great cast, writers, effects and design teams and they still fall flat on their asses.

It would also be a little "done" to have a new movie set very much in the Tron universe. It's beautiful but aside from changing the colors from blue and black to, say, red, I don't see how you'd improve on it and still have it look like the Tron universe. It may be better for them to leave well enough-if not actually *perfection itself*-alone this time. Kinda like that stupid new Zippo butane lighter that no one likes anyhow.

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Dunno which of the two threads you want to keep open, so I also post my thoughts here:


This can't be good....
I hope at least Kosinski returns for Tron 3. He must.
His work was not the reason why the film recieved mixed critics and bombed at the box office. (400m$ is not a good result for Disney!)

It was the writers fault. But even they did a great job after watching it 2 times on DVD now.
The 3D imaginery in theatres just surpressed the way-above-average-quality of the script. If you watch Legacy at home, you notice the story is better than remembered and the weak moments in Flynns hiding hole are not as weak as in theatres.

I hope this new guy knows what he does and has experience in the TRON universe.

When you watch the DVD extras you can see how much effort Kosinski puts into designing all stages and the CGI grid. Kosinski is a genius in art and architecture. He is a good director and he really cares about the mixed critics. That is good! He is someone who wants to learn from his faults.

If Tron loses him as the director, it loses the great architecture Legacy had. And maybe it loses the fight against bad critics and bad sales.

True, it has these problems.
However, the story and the film in general is not as bad as the Tomatometer wants to tell us. Legacy is not a 50. Maybe a 65, slighly weaker than TRON, if I take TRON's rating as a reference.
Personally, I'd rate both movies with 9, maybe 8.9 for Legacy.

I gave it a 100% on rotten just to help this film keeping up the myth.


In fact, with the DVD at home, I did not care that much about the plot holes. Most stuff was cleared in the movie. Even the ISOs ... kind of.