Dec 13
Maniacal Rage: Too Many Words about Tron →
I watched Tron last night in preparation for hopefully seeing Tron: Legacy at some point in the next few weeks. Prior to this screening, I had only seen Tron once, some time around 1988 or so. Needless to say, as a kid I simply enjoyed the visuals and the idea of entering the computer world,…
Considering that the events of Tron: Legacy are apparently set into motion by a supporting character getting a page, I’m not hopeful.
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tumbledthoughts reblogged this from maniacalrage and added:
Tron: Legacy are apparently set...supporting character getting
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straightouttastafford said:
Keep in mind, Tron actually bombed in theaters and didn’t receive any acclaim (not even technical) until years after it’s release to video.
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develosign reblogged this from maniacalrage and added:
not holding my breath
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j3llyice said:
Yea you just have to think of it as a space opera: Over blown simplicity, that works! All I can say is that it’s the first movie of its kind in many aspects. Still love Tron tho :3
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willw said:
I watched it for the first time last weekend, and had pretty much the exact same reaction as you. And I was pretty bored. Reading about how they did the effects was way more interesting.
BTW: In 1988 I was negative 3 years old. Ur old.
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surname-slomo said:
Just watched it today for the same reason. I too can see how advanced it was for it’s time, but the plot leaves a lot to be desired. Not sure if Legacy’s plot will be much better, but just like the original in 1982 - it’ll be damn pretty to look at!
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