few days ago I went to see Tron: Legacy, strictly in 3D.
seems strange but it is the first film that I can see in 3D, although already begin to run in theaters last year. However, I must admit that the trailer had me quite excited, seemed to have all the requirements to be a great film. After watching unfortunately I had to change his mind, at least in part. The plot is about
this: It's been 25 years since the first Tron, and Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) is missing for many years, leaving only his son Sam. His former colleague Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner) receives an audio message with the voice of Kevin, from the playroom, which is closed for decades, asking for his help.
Sam enters the game room and found the computer through which her father teleports the web, and typing, perhaps by accident (not very clearly) a series of commands, it also ends up inside him.
Here he is captured and thrown into the arena where the gladiators must go up against other programs (about the same as happened to Kevin in the first film), only to be saved by the beautiful round Quorra name (played by the lovely Olivia Wilde) ...
no objection from the technical point of view: the 3D does its job, although in the long run proves a distraction. However, the real problem with this film, unfortunately, is what plagues most of the work of science fiction in recent years: the poor script that is only an ornament to the scenes in computer graphics, whereas the opposite would be preferable.
Another favorable, although ultimately not so important, is the soundtrack of electronic Daft Punk, all in all nice.
So if you're just looking for a couple of hours entertainment, I think you will be satisfied. If you Inception or wait for a new Matrix, alas, you'll be a bit 'disappointed probably.
From here on in vivo within the details of the film ... therefore advised not read by anyone who had not yet seen.
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The most irritating thing is the character of Kevin Flynn: determined by character and decided to become a sort of zen guru as the only solution to the problems that preaches "no action". And then, possible that in 26 years time has not been able to design a decent plan of escape? The
isomorphic, also known as ISO are of "life forms" digital spontaneously generated by the system. On the computer it causes me a certain disgust, is a bit 'as saying that the programs you create on your own ... And do not even understand what they have these programs so special compared to others. Clu
2.0: Kevin creates it because it makes the perfect system, but he somehow takes too literally his orders, and attempts to destroy the ISO because it sees them as an imperfection. I find it ironic that at least a character seemingly genial Flynn does not know how to explain his program exactly what to do ...
addition to all these things, the film introduces some interesting elements but then develops them at all. I will mention only two: the presence of Cillian Murphy (28 Days Later, Batman Begins and the latest Inception) at the Edward Dillinger jr., and speeches on the operating system of praise, which would seem to have a role in the movie and instead does not have it. However, it seems that the film is just the beginning of a commercial operation that provides a wide-ranging game (missed), an animated series and, if the film will be quite successful, a sequel for 2013. I expect then that these issues are developed later.
In general, I would have preferred less sequences in "treddì" and a bit 'over development in the real world.
That's all, see you soon! (Hopefully soon)
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