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im contractually obligated to see every film about people going into computers and talking to programs and i genuinely hope it's good but how did we get to a jared leto led sequel when the last film was THIS

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Cazzy Star2 years ago

It's so crazy how Joseph Kosinski did Tron: Legacy AND Top Gun: Maverick, one of the most successful movies of all time, and Disney said "no, we are not hiring you back"

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The "Yeah" at 1 minute always makes me laugh for some reason

BigBoyBertha2 years ago

don’t even mind the shitty de aging

Charlie from The Return is so Sleepy2 years ago

most of the scenes you see it are inside a computer so it's easy enough to mentally explain away

AceTheRed 🌹2 years ago

This shot though🔥

Rick Deckard2 years ago

This movie is grossly underrated. I was blown away when I saw it on the big screen (I’m 90% sure I saw the 3D, only the Tron stuff was 3D, the real world was 2D, that blew me away). Also the finale included Jeff Bridges fighting Jeff Bridges on a bridge. Cinematic jazz, man.

Sabo B Rock2 years ago

Tron Legacy was so good I hate movie executives for messing up the Jazz

Ted...Dude! 22 years ago

It so incredibly pains me. Not only Jared, but that (I obviously don't know the entirety of it) it looks like it's gonna be mostly about the program coming to the real world. I just want to go back to the Tron world, man!

FilmGamer2 years ago

Let's not pretend Tron Legacy was good when thats the climax of the film and there's still two acts of story left to go.

Charlie from The Return is so Sleepy2 years ago

what do you think climax of a film means? this was a flashback/exposition dump scene filling in what happened between movies. I know the stirring score made it feel epic and important but this was nowhere near the climax

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