A very good film. There's more than enough substance to the story. The pacing is a bit slow and the performances outside of Jeff Bridges are a bit dodgy. But otherwise, highly entertaining.

Oh, and 3D is entirely unnecessary.

Back in the early mid 1990's I was lucky enough to catch Tron: The Movie at a $1 Matinee Theater. Despite my age at the time I found the film perfectly encapsulated the early 1980's digital age dawning.

From all the video shown I am not getting that same vibe from Tron: Legacy. What I am getting is Tron: Returns to the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - passing a franchise baton off while wrapping it around a re-telling of the first Tron film. As others have pointed out the first Tron should have been re-released with expanded environments and I hate saying this re-converted to 3D.

I'm not sure if this is worth a trip to the theater this week but a telesync will be worth a upload to Film

I caught the IMAX 3D presentation of the film and came away more or less satisfied. The music was great. The visual effects were off the charts. The action scenes were fairly intense. But I was confused about the story. I'd like to see some parts over again to better comprehend what exactly was going on.

I really liked Zeus or what's his face with the cane. He kinda stole the show.

I have no idea what sorta of may or may not be going on between Co and Ben but holy shit it's entirely possible to enjoy the original yet have issues with this "re-quel". However that's not what I'm here for.

NOW PLAYING in the MF Film Forum is not only is their a DVDRip of Tron 2011 - there is also one for Green Hornet 2011.