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Maybe because I grew up with the original Tron but I found legacy in no way a perfect successor to the original. Rather than spam HN here's why http://blog.gre
by greggman 14y ago
Maybe because I grew up with the original Tron but I found legacy in no way a perfect successor to the original.
Rather than spam HN here's why
http://blog.greggman.com/blog/tronlegacy/ http://blog.greggman.com/blog/tronlegacy/
- KVFinn 14y agoYou might enjoy Tron Uprising, the Disney cartoon, as a modern take on Tron. Brilliant sound and art design and the story makes more sense since taking place only in universe.
- jlgreco 14y agoOpinions are a very nebulous thing, there is no "right or wrong" in the subject. So while I disagree with all of those points (for reference: when I grew up Tron was in the same class of movies as the Star Wars trilogy and the Indiana Jones movies, I can't even begin to count how many times I watched them), those are nevertheless legitimate points for you.
- greggman 14y agoThere is objective vs subjective. Subjective: I thought the club scene sucked. Subjective: The vehicle scenes were not exciting. Objective: There's no reason to believe Flynn Jr is good at the games he's asked to play inside the computer. Objective: Holding a disc over your head in an i/o beam is not how you leave the computer in the universe of Tron.
- jerf 14y agoMy counterpoint on why I liked it far more than I thought would going in: http://www.jerf.org/iri/post/2906 http://www.jerf.org/iri/post/2906 It is amusing though that pretty much everyone agrees that both movies have deep flaws. The disagreement seems to arise in whether the things the movies do uniquely correctly (or at least differently) make up for it. Not exactly a ringing endorsement no matter how you slice it.