Tron is the mother of all geeky geek movies. Since its release this movie managed to gain a cult following which became so massive that Disney decided to finally milk the franchise for good (starting with Tron Legacy and/or the video games).
But is Tron really worth it and worth the praise? After re-watching Tron the cult classic is a mixed bag. It has some great stuff in it but it also contains one major if not horrible problem. That problem is called screenwriting.
I just read a post of Hunter Duesing on WWTW in which he talks about the recent news surrounding the latest installment of Nolan’s Batman franchise – and the reaction of the fans towards it. Because I found this article very insightful as it nailed down what I was thinking during reading anyways, I decided to give my two cents to this whole matter.
As you might know, the recent news regarding the main antagonists in The Dark Knigh Rises started quite some fan hate. It’s basically the same pattern that happened during the production of The Dark Knight. Well, we all know by now is that The Dark Knight is one of The Best Movies Ever, at least according to IMDB, most reviewers and most of the fans. So what does this tell us about the current speculation and hate of the fans and more importantly the news itself?
It’s simple.
Don’t give a shit!
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