Tron: Legacy

[Warsaw]

So after a forum search, I noticed there was no thread for this movie other than the one from July.

Who here has seen it? What are your opinions? Was Daft Punk awesome or were they awesome? Discuss. Remember, if you have a spoiler, put it in tags.

I personally thought the movie was awesome. Sure, the story was kind of thin, but what they did have was executed it very well. Much better film than Avatar was, in my opinion, though it won't get the same critical acclaim. Would go see it again...actually, I am going to see it again.

[Cortexian]

Need to go see it still, been trying to go with some friends but they're all badkid scrubs who're busy with family and holiday shit.

[NullZero]

Was going to see it at IMAX with some friends, but they became reluctant because they fell victim to rotten tomatoes score at the time D:

[Kornman00]

Was a decent movie. Nice effects, actions and such. But story? Meh :/. Kinda unique, but to me, meh.

[Warsaw]

Was going to see it at IMAX with some friends, but they became reluctant because they fell victim to rotten tomatoes score at the time D:

I've learned that Rotten Tomatoes is a horrible site to use to judge a movie. Most of the critics are just full of themselves. Funny enough, Ebert is the only one I'd pay any attention to. His reviews generally seem fair to me.

[Cagerrin]

I like it about as much as I like the original. Good movies, better graphics than story.

Legacy does bug me a bit, but that's because I played Tron 2.0 before watching it, and was kinda expecting the same level of plot/computer function integration, which 2.0 did very well.

(also, the OS leak part near the beginning was hilarious, the actor playing Sam did a good job, I thought)

[Rook]

Movie was complete shit. :\

[EX12693]

Movie was complete shit. :\

Care to.... elaborate?

[Warsaw]

I like it about as much as I like the original. Good movies, better graphics than story.

Legacy does bug me a bit, but that's because I played Tron 2.0 before watching it, and was kinda expecting the same level of plot/computer function integration, which 2.0 did very well.

(also, the OS leak part near the beginning was hilarious, the actor playing Sam did a good job, I thought)

Yeah, that bugged me a bit too. You would never think that the individuals inside the Grid were programs. They didn't do anything that output something to the real world, there were no I/O towers, etc. The movie kind of forgot that the Grid is a computer, not just another world.

[t3h m00kz]

needed more master control program