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[i wanna be a real boy]
Fixed it
so from reading all the ares reviews, it looks like my viewing experience will be like this:
Lora Baines when she finds out the Dillingers stole her tech to make weapons
please just go see it guys PLEASE im just begging you all to just trust it and see it
I will admit i was a little disappointed that we did not get a shirtless Julian scene just because I wanted to see the full extent of his tattoos. Since there was a shirtless scene with both of the Flynns in the first two movies and that a) Julian had cool tattoos b) he's kind of a narrative parallel to Sam (in a way) and c) there were no Hot Flynns Available you would THINK he'd be the obvious runner up for a shirtless scene. You'd THINK
I watched TRON (1982) and TRON LEGACY (2010) back to back and I want to tell you what makes a TRON plot:
A counter-culture hacker has a strained relationship with the ENCOM tech company. They sit at a desk (with their back to a big laser) to poke around a computer system, then get lasered into cyberspace by a rogue intelligent program that has taken charge of its program society through militaristic cyberviolence. The hacker is briefly forced to play deathsports (video games) before fleeing into a cyberworld they don't understand, joining forces with anti-fascist cyberallies while constantly on the run, trying to get to a big glowing cyberbeam in order to get home and also defeat the rogue ai's cyberplan to spread its cybercontrol to human society. There's a cyberguy named Tron who -and this is essential- is only important to the plot once. Profit-driven tech leaders get deposed. The visuals are state-of-the-art and indulgently weird, often beautiful but also confidently overreaching their capabilities. Philosophical questions of life and meaning are raised but never explicitly explored in dialogue, though messages are ripe for extrapolating. Jeff Bridges is there and he's a pretty chill cybergod.
They should make a new one every 15 years or so forever.
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