Tron: Ares

[hbquikcomjamesl]

You'd think they'd learn their lesson, and go back to the origins. Then again, Disney has been doing an awful lot of really stupid things in recent years. Enough really stupid things that for everything they do that makes me consider reinstating the Disneyland pass I declined to renew around two decades ago, they do two or three things to make me want to go a full year without driving the 13-odd miles to spend a day there.

 

[BillJ]

You'd think they'd learn their lesson, and go back to the origins.

I think it would be tough to translate today. There would be no "gee, whiz" factor of the newness of that kind of world to draw people in.

All I know, is that I won't praise or criticize the actual film until I see it. Not sure what it helps to complain about Disney not picking the 8 Tron fans chosen way to do things.

 

[fireproof78]

Well I don't think this movie will set the box office on fire either so Disney can suck on that

Good for them?

I probably won't see it until it shows up on Disney+. I just don't understand the logic of people who expect Disney to double-down on the Tron Legacy story when that movie didn't really engage audiences.

Indeed, yes. I enjoyed it but that means very little across the broader scope of things. This film is separate from Legacy for whatever reason and I plan on watching it and judging it on its own merits.

 

[kitik]

I'm going to see Nine Inch Nails on Friday night up in Detroit. Should be awesome.

Despite the fact that the Tron Legacy soundtrack is one of my favorite things of all time, having NIN do the music for this movie might actually generate more interest beforehand.