Tron: Legacy is a visual marvel and a feast for the ears. It sounds and looks incredible. And there you have it. That's all it is. Eye candy. The story was pretty damn weak and exactly what I was expecting it to be just based on the original Tron. Even with all the amazing visuals, there was one eye sore that couldn't be swept under the rug. That of course was the younger, CGI-Jeff Bridges. Everytime he was on screen as Clu, it took me completely out of the movie. Well, I won't lay it all at it's feet. The "story" was taking me out of the movie as well.

It's just a shame that this is what we get after all this time. Tron Legacy could have, should have been an amazing experience. Let down is an understatement. If you are looking for a demo disc for your surround sound system, this is definitely one to have. But if you're looking for a great story and one that you will play over and over again. This isn't it. I'd Skip it if I were you guys.

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It sounds AMAZING! And on top of that you get Daft Punk scoring the film, which was really the one thing that locked me into the moment during the chase and fight scenes. I'm just flabbergasted that with the music, special FX (minus Clu) and sound FX as part of the pie, that they forgot to write a good story to go along with it.

Just like I did with Sucker Punch, I decided to revisit Tron Legacy (4 years after my initial viewing) in the hopes that time would have made this a better movie-going experience for me. Nope. The movie is still without an invigorating story. I was even more bored the second time around than I was the first time I saw this. The pacing is just so damn slow. I usually complain if a movie is nothing but Set-Pieces. But given how yawn-inducing the exposition is and how many times they talk about the same thing throughout the movie, more chases and/or explosions would have been a welcome addition. Still an amazing visual and auditory treat for those that have a sweet system to demo this on, but this is still a Skip from me. I know I will never watch this again. Still a 2 Star movie for me.

I was thinking about it. I like the world and it's rich for something to do in it. What that is, I don't have any ideas yet.

I played around with it a bit in the day... the one thing I remember was I made Quorra a little more geeky and had her drop computer-isms (like she offers her hand for a handshake, when whats-his-name doesn't respond, she asks "Accept/Deny?"  And says "Okay" like a kid saying a dirty word, since it's always the user who clicks that button, that kind of thing).

I also had whats-his-name attach his laptop to the old computer with a MacGuyvered cable, so Clu and he at the end fight their way through a wormhole and arrive at a "MegaTron" style universe... what current computers look like, Ghost In The Shell style, with a Wifi beam bright as the sun.

I'm still messing around with the idea that I have.

Just came across this bit of art online, I added it into my parts scriv but I thought that you might like it too, Chip


it's by an artist named Mike Winkelmann who's done a drawing every day since 2007.  But these sort of felt "Tron-y" and I thought maybe they'll inspire something for your Tron de-write.

Thanks.  Added one at the end.  I didn't want to say what I saw b/c I didn't want to colour your impressions.  Glad you like, and hope they inspire something.