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MOVIE REVUE: Tron Legacy – A True Spectacle, But Not Much Else

In 1982, Walt Disney Pictures released a film called Tron, which promised to take us to the world behind the computer screen; it did exactly that, with actors personifying various computer programs.  The story of a software developer physically pulled into the computer to gain access to his stolen programs captured the imaginations of a generation of computer users, inspiring computer animation and computer-generated imagery (CGI) to become a prevalent force in cinema.  (Oddly enough, the Academy did not consider Tron for Best Special Effects that year; the director, Steven Lisberger, was told that using computer animation was cheating!)

MOVIE REVUE: A Digital Domain

 

28 years have gone by since we’ve seen Jeff Bridges on the screen playing Kevin Flynn.  Why a movie studio would hold back on a sequel to a film that holds a cult following is beyond me.  With technology advancing so far, this is a movie that screams to be made and featured on big screens all over.  Sure, the original may be a bit dated, but this new film is sure to please.  So does it?  The answer is, it certainly does.