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Between all the nostalgic love for the 1982 original and a stellar in-your-face ad campaign, expectations for Tron: Legacy were higher than Kevin Flynn’s eventual broadband bill. Frankly, with fever-pitch anticipation, we were expecting Flynn’s own “digital frontier to reshape the human condition”. Instead, all we got was an incredible- looking movie that successfully updated its predecessor’s hokey concept and gave us one of the best soundtracks of the decade. So... er... what’s the problem again?
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Agreed. I think that'll be a big part in actually getting people to see the movie.
Has this guy been living under a rock? The general consensus on this film is that is pretty damn good. Tron 1 is pretty badass too. The reaction to Tron 3 was huge. I can't forgive Disney for that unless they decide to put it back in motion.
And if you're going to argue with me, don't even dare bringing up a Rotten Tomatoes score of all things.
Yeah I really liked this movie. Most people I think thought it was pretty good. The soundtrack is top notch. Best soundtrack in recent memory.
Eh, didn't like it much myself and I have no nostalgia for the original.