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Summary: Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn, looks into his father's disappearance and finds himself pulled into the same world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 25 years. Along with Kevin's loyal confidant, father and son embark on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous. (ZootCatchy)
The most beautifully depicted cyberpunkish nonsense ever commited to film. In the beginning I thought that his could have been the most awesome music video ever made, after which I came to the conclusion, that it actually works a lot better, if you think of it as that.
It's probably blasphemous to say but I actually prefer "Tron: Legacy" to the original! A true love letter to the fans, it gave me everything I wanted for the reboot and more. Totally exceeded my expactations. Olivia Wilde is also jaw-droppingly gorgeous/a genuinly good actress. People bitch about the whole thing being visuals over nonsensical story, but isn't that exactly what the original was? Double standard much?
twenty eight years after the original groundbreaking movie a non-groundbreaking, yet completely awesome sequel came out. i'm fairly impressed with the direction in which they took this, and the chatter about two more has my blessing. you hear that disney? i said you can make more. continue.
Tron was groundbreaking. This sequel is nothing more than a shameless dose of nostalgic contemporary retro-style badassery dancing around a painfully shallow plot. "You're messing with my zen thing, man!"
You know, it wasn't bad. It wasn't good, but it wasn't bad. OK, so I was a bit disappointed at how much more high-tech they made it look, the supposed lead is wooden and dull, some of the backstory could have used a little more fleshing out, and Jesus Christ (by which I mean Jeff Bridges) could they cut down on the messianic overtones just a tiny bit? But hey, it really is Tron 2. I'm already looking forward to the Rifftrax of this one.
Quite cliched and often uneven, but manages to reach some level of comfortable escapism pretty frequently. So really, not too much different from the original, just with more clean and detailed special effects. Daft Punk's score is great, but a two hour music video is a bit much.
I went into this movie with great expectations since I loved the first movie. The first half of the movie was quite entertaining with the Tron elements from the first movie popping up and looking impressive. The light cycle scenes were amazing! But the second half of the movie was quite drab. The story just didnt grip me and the dialogue was uninspiring. Motives were confusing and unbelievable. A big thumbs up to the character Castor who was the most interesting character by far!