Tron: Legacy

Saw it, loved it. I don't really go into sci-fi movies expecting really good story, but this one left a few too many questions unanswered. The ISO was suppose to change the world, but the explanation never got past saying Flynn's research would revolutionize the world. I'd like a bit more info on that.

This movie pace is really nice, and the visuals are spectacular. Clu looks almost real, but it still have that hint of cgi in him.

I love the scene in zuse's bar, that may be my favorite scene in the movie (there were more epic battles in the movie, but that scene just stuck with me).

That seems to be most people's favourite scene. Personally, I like the scene where he gets picked up by the Recognizer and the lightcycles.

The Gunship and Flyer sequence had to be my favorite. In all seriousness, I fell in love with that Gunship/Bomber the moment I saw it.

I just saw this movie and like most of you I loved it as well. It was one of those movie where I walked out of it completely satisfied without asking myself any questions. Just like Con said earlier, it was great that they didn't put in a shitload of bad explanations trying to make the movie seem more realistic cause it lets you just sit back and enjoy it a lot more.

They are already working on the next Tron, which will be the first in a trilogy.

Anyone here play Tron: Evolutions? I'm interested. Some have said it's fun while the magazines say it's crap.

It's gonna be a trilogy? Damn...that kinda sucks...let's just hope they figure out something good and don't screw it up.

At least three more movies? I hope this doesn't run the same path that Resident Evil has :|

Or go the way of Pirates of the Caribbean...

Saw it in IMAX 3D the other day. I was kind of skeptical at the steep price I was paying for admissions, but I walked out completely satisfied. Did not know that there would be sequels, which I guess is good since I was curious as to the fate of Encom,

and also if Tron lived or not. His lights did turn back on to blue as he was sinking, but my friends argued that the entire grid kind of imploded on itself. I guess that's not a valid argument now that there's more movies coming.

Turned white, actually. Generally speaking, programs are blue and green, users and special programs like Tron and Zuse are white, and corrupt programs are warm colours like red and orange. Semantics, but there is a point to all the colours. But yeah, I agree that the Grid didn't implode. And Flynn probably isn't dead, either. I just hope Boxleitner gets more spotlight in the next movie because I grew up watching his performance in Babylon 5 as well as the original Tron.