Tron: Legacy

[orbekler]

I think I won't get into despair if I'll lose this movie.
First of all because it's too long since I saw the first one (I only remember the weird but nice OST by Wendy Carlos and the beautiful bike race), then because I find ridiculous & bogus the idea of humans getting into a computer.:thumbsdown:
Of course I'm sure it is a spectacular movie, as ALL of them are now, but after that, nothing remains.:dry:

 

[Carmen A]

humans getting into a computer.

Indeed, the Matrix is arguably, more believable as it's a post-apocalyptic scenario with extremely advanced technology that might make VR on a large scale possible.

 

[orbekler]

I agree with you Carmen, as Matrix is not speaking of people getting into computers, but computers that control human minds.
That's why I liked it, and I consider Matrix a worthy SciFi movie.:thumbup:

 

[replicant]

I enjoyed TRON Legacy a great deal. I agree some of it was cheesy, and rehashed stuff, but it was all about timing for me. I saw the first one when it was new when I was 11. Most of the stuff in the new movie was aimed right at my demographic, and I must admit it worked In many ways, Legacy was like a time portal for me, it took me back to a time when anything was possible, before I became a bitter and cynical old man.

 

[Pyromaniac605]

I didn't notice it at all. I guess it's probably because he's digital, he's supposed to look like that.

Bull none of the programs look that way, do they?

 

[Hielor]

Bull none of the programs look that way, do they?

I thought that most of them looked kind of plasticy...