Another Tron Poster

Added on January 2nd, 2011 by Puulaahi | Report Post
Tags:Movie Posters, Olivia Wilde, TRON

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nyoki (#3444)

13 years ago

I watched Tron last night and…meh.

Puulaahi (#4552)

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13 years ago

But have you seen the original one? The original one had a simple plot too with magnificent SFX. I thought the sequel was along the same lines. So on that scale I thought it was okay.

nyoki (#3444)

Reply to Puulaahi

13 years ago

Are you seriously asking me if I’ve seen the original Tron after paying $15 per ticket to watch the sequel? I saw the original in the theater when it first came out (around the same time you were born) and loved it. That was then; this time…not enough of the movie moved forward. It was a decent movie, but not great.

Brushaway (#430)

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13 years ago

the original had the brains not to try to make itself seem plausible.

metalhead2061 (#2222)

13 years ago

I wonder what the movie would be like in Korean. I guess before the light cycle sequence they’d say “GLHF” and instead of being derezzed you get “GGnore’d.”

TunaFish (#918)

13 years ago

Saw it last night, thought it was very good.

I’m not understanding a lot of the hate it is recieving. The normal reasons people give for bashing it are the story and pacing. Bull****.

The story isn’t great by any stretch of the imagination but it is perfectly serviceable. Besides, nobody is going to see Tron for the story, its for the spectacle, and that front the movie delivered in spades. Pacing wise I never found it to lull at any point, don’t really understand the complaints there either. The performances were all decent, Olivia Wilde was adorable and Michael Sheen was in scenery chewing form. Bridges and Hedlund both were fine.

The only problems I found with the movie was the fact that Tron himself hardly featured, and young Kevin Flynn looked uncannily out of the place in real world scenes. I’d give it a 7.5/10

Hope it does well enough to warrant the sequel that is so obviously implied. I like where this is going.