Simply A Masterpiece

Good concept, poorly executed.

Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

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!! :)

Movie Review: "Tron: Legacy" (2010)A surprisingly vivid motion picture event movie from Hollywood prime studio "Walt Disney Pictures" based on an under-appreciated original from summer of 1982, when new Hollywood arrival director Joseph Kosinski convinces the Disney Studio exécutives with amazingly-drawn of cyper-space, contrast-stark as laser-beaming scenarios of transformation, this time for young and talented-beating actor Garrett Hedlund as the character of "Flynn Junior", learning the craft of "Disc Wars" and "Digital Motorcycle Racing" to find his digital-incorporated father in reprising role portrayed by original leading actor Jeff Bridges as non-stop highly-stylized action sequences seem to remain a stunning revisiting venue, even at 4K home entertainment play-stations, as new introduced characters as in-computer prime digital beings, given face by Olivia Wilde to overall balanced science-fiction spectacle of high-gloss photography by cinematographer Claudio Miranda and beat-pushing as evergreen-becoming high-pitching original soundtrack by French connection musical artists "Daft Punk".Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

Having seen the original Tron movie from 1982 I held high hopes for this sequel. But I was very disappointed. The story isn't as original as the movie from 1982. It is more like a mixture of Star Wars, the Matrix and the Lord of the Rings. The story line about Cru building a great army that looks almost identical to the drones from Star Wars. The planes with the folded wings is another one that give away the lack of originality in the script. Some scenes are from the Matrix like the wasted landscape seeing from the house of Flynn watching at the Machine City. The scenes with Zuse are a bad copy of the role of Merovingian in the Matrix reloaded. And the ISO are just a faint image of the Elfs from the Lord of the Rings. And that Rinzler was Tron was given away the moment he said: "User". The role of Tron was completely undervalued, he is in the movie but at the same time he is more like a shadow. I had hope that the director and cast had shown some creativity but it is was it is and it ain't much.

Tron Legacy is one of my favorite visual movies,along with films like 2001, Alien, Blade Runner,Fury Road and Barbarella,I'm an artist and it's one of my 'go to' flicks for inspiration. The story is OK,as are the performances,the standouts being Michael Sheen and Olivia Wilde,but this film is all about the visuals,and they are truly spectacular,and make up for any of the films faults and weaker points. The costumes,makeup,production design and FX are just jaw dropping,they fill the screen,and combined with the movies other great quality,the incredible score by Daft Punk,I often find myself slack jawed at the awe of it all,it doesn't hurt that it has one of the hottest Sci-Fi chicks ever,the stunning Jem,walking around in light up latex,it's friggin awesome!! The light cycle and club scene are my two favorite bits,and kicks up the visuals to an 11, if that was even possible. So,if you like far out beautifully filmed cinema,and don't mind a weak story,then this is the film for you,I love it,always will,it's fantastic.