Review of TRON: Legacy (2010) by Sapient254 — 26 Dec 2010
This is a movie that goes beyond that which the "professional critics" expect out of movies. It provides an original (even though it's a sequel) movie-watching experience that does a good job of allowing the viewer to suspend disbelief.
It's visuals are stunning, the soundtrack fits perfectly to the theme of the movie (a lot of techno and futuristic music), and the sound effects are enthralling and make you feel like you're really in a virtual and high-tech sci-fi world.
There are plenty of action scenes that break up the boredom and monotony from which the original movie suffered. I did not see the movie in 3D (because I don't believe in using 3D tricks and gimmicks to overshadow lack of movie-making abilities).
Therefore I have no comment on the quality of the 3D experience. However, knowing Disney's track record with quality movie-making, I'm sure they didn't disappoint (for those who are interested in that sort of thing).
The only downside to the amazing visuals was the CGI Jeff Bridges. Though the technology that goes behind recreating human faces and emotions are getting better by the year, they still seem a ways away.
The tones and colors of young Jeff Bridges' face were spot on, but he often seemed to lack that emotional and subtle quality that we are all honed in to detect. The story was more enthralling and dramatic than the original, but very predictable.
Do yourself a favor and ignore the "professional critics." See this movie if you have an open mind, are a fan of sci-fi, and enjoy stunning visuals and enthralling music and sound effects.
This review of TRON: Legacy (2010) was written by Sapient254 on 26 Dec 2010.
TRON: Legacy has generally received positive reviews.
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