To Pacific Northwesterners, it looks like the original will be shown at Seattle's Cinerama on April 28th at 12:30pm, as part of their First Annual Sci-Fi Film Festival. There are some other films playing during the two week time period that would be cool to see on the big screen, too...

http://seattlecinerama.com/coming-soon/

Maybe we should all keep a periodic look out on the following site? It shows the 70mm Tron showing at the Seattle Cinerama. Maybe it will be updated with its 'next' location whenever/wherever that may be? The 70mm version seems to be the one that goes around...

http://www.in70mm.com/now_showing/index.htm

Cool83, I saw an old post on a different forum saying the Paramount Theatre in Austin was showing the 70mm Tron back in August of 2007. I know Austin isn't close to you, but depending on how desperate you are, it might be worth the trip if it ever returns? If so, maybe keep an eye on them. If I were you, I'd also try Google-searching for "Tron 70mm Houston, TX" (and similar) on occasion to see if it ever rolls around into your neighborhood. Perhaps you have some indie theatres in Houston that sometimes play old movies, where you could keep an eye on their "Coming Soon" and Playing Now attractions?abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

Y'know, all the people who say the Tron movies are terrible have obviously not been to the movies much.

I mean, really, I only have two words in rebuttal for them: Total Recall. (There are many, many more on this list-- separated into sections like "boring" and "difficult to understand" and "slow-paced" and "too fast-paced" and "no plot" and "plot's been done too many times/predictable plot" and then of course "director and/or writers were on crack/director's 'vision' should've been kept inside his or her own head," etc.-- but that is one of the biggest movies that makes me laugh my ass off and say "really???")

Most recent disappointing movies I've seen this year, at least that stick in my mind (total off-topic ramble):

Melancholia (slow-paced and strange {also astronomically-unsound}. Only reason I was somewhat unfazed was because I'd watched Electroma {the Daft Punk} the night before so this one seemed tame in comparison).

Immortals (well-built guys wearing next-to-nothing I was fine with, but the plot was like every other action movie plot only it wasn't done very well. Interesting take on the Theseus story I suppose, though I had to explain the original to my partner *headdesk*)

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (I want to watch the original show/read the book, which might make more sense. They tried to deliberately make it hard to follow, and they succeeded too well)

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That was a great showing! The colors were leaning a bit to the pink/purple side throughout, but it made the movie seem warmer, in general, and maybe even made the glowing circuitry 'pop' more. I think that's how it was last time i saw it there, too, so it must be the print and they're not color-correcting, or it's just how it is for some reason. Didn't detract. The sound was great, too.

I'm impressed... The theater was quite crowded. And there was great applause and cheering at the end.