TRON: Legacy (2010)
Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy and daring son of Kevin Flynn, investigates his father's disappearance and is pulled into The Grid. With the help of a mysterious program named Quorra, Sam quests to stop evil dictator Clu from crossing into the real world.
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This is one film (literally one film) I can watch over and over again. When a film becomes an 'expwrience' And you walk away in shock and awe and 'that' feeling you remember it for being special... I saw it in 3D at the cinema and even though I was disappointed by the 3D I still loved it! The 3D day detracted from the effects to an extent, the fast scenes became Blurred etc. But everything else was just amazing. The music made it, the bass the actors, the pace, the 'feel' just blew me away and it sits in my top ten films of all time.... even though I pop pooed the 3D there were times where I look back with fondness such as the opening credits 3D Disney castle in lasers, love it!! :)
Imaginative narrative with super technical wizardry. Succeeds in what it sets out to be. Watch out for Rocky Horror like appearance by Michael Sheen, referring to Sam (Garrett Hedlund) as "pretty miss"!
The visuals in this movie alone, are stunning. The story and plot really felt like it followed from the last movie to this one. its a slow pace, but its so fitting for this universe. I loved it and recommended it a lot.
Tron Legacy is the long awaited and unneeded sequel to the cult film of 1982. Tron Legacy sees Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund) understandably never got over the mysterious disappearance of his father, video game developer and ENCOM tech wizard Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), 21 years earlier. When his father's closest friend Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner) tells Sam that he just received a page from a long- disconnected phone number of Kevin's, Sam heads to the old arcade that his father owned, and discovers a hidden chamber with cutting-edge gear. After implementing a few hacker commands, Sam accidentally transports himself to The Grid, the cellular level of an operating system where the computer programs look like regular people. Overall, the story of this film is quite boring and nothing worth while. It is obviously downgraded and PG rated for a children audience. It was not needed in the slightest.