![Tron: Legacy was deliciously liquid and slick. Perhaps it is a little sterile and cold and unfeeling, but oh… oh so shiny.
Story? Um, yeah, not really. In fact, I get the feeling that they didn’t really try too hard. But it’s actually almost okay, cause everything was just so attractive to look at all the time. >__>
And the reference to The Door made watching the first film all and totally worth it. ^__^
[edit] After reading like ten different critical reviews of the movie, I will basically just say this: yes, they could have tried to “fix” the nonsensicalness of the original movie and yes, they could have tried to do much more with the plot… but if it really bothers people so much that an algorithm can take human form (oops, spoiler XP), then they should just pretend that the world of Tron is just an ALTERNATE EARTH WHERE THIS KIND OF THING CAN HAPPEN.
Because let’s face it, nothing in that film was technologically accurate except for Cillian Murphy’s “kill -9 pid”.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ldpqtsn9bG1qz4x70o1_500.png "Tron: Legacy was deliciously liquid and slick. Perhaps it is a little sterile and cold and unfeeling, but oh… oh so shiny.
Story? Um, yeah, not really. In fact, I get the feeling that they didn’t really try too hard. But it’s actually almost okay, cause everything was just so attractive to look at all the time. >__>
And the reference to The Door made watching the first film all and totally worth it. ^__^
[edit] After reading like ten different critical reviews of the movie, I will basically just say this: yes, they could have tried to “fix” the nonsensicalness of the original movie and yes, they could have tried to do much more with the plot… but if it really bothers people so much that an algorithm can take human form (oops, spoiler XP), then they should just pretend that the world of Tron is just an ALTERNATE EARTH WHERE THIS KIND OF THING CAN HAPPEN.
Because let’s face it, nothing in that film was technologically accurate except for Cillian Murphy’s “kill -9 pid”.")
Tron: Legacy was deliciously liquid and slick. Perhaps it is a little sterile and cold and unfeeling, but oh… oh so shiny.
Story? Um, yeah, not really. In fact, I get the feeling that they didn’t really try too hard. But it’s actually almost okay, cause everything was just so attractive to look at all the time. >__>
And the reference to The Door made watching the first film all and totally worth it. ^__^
[edit] After reading like ten different critical reviews of the movie, I will basically just say this: yes, they could have tried to “fix” the nonsensicalness of the original movie and yes, they could have tried to do much more with the plot… but if it really bothers people so much that an algorithm can take human form (oops, spoiler XP), then they should just pretend that the world of Tron is just an ALTERNATE EARTH WHERE THIS KIND OF THING CAN HAPPEN.
Because let’s face it, nothing in that film was technologically accurate except for Cillian Murphy’s “kill -9 pid”.
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