Some people refer to Tron/Rinzler as Tronzler.Evil Is Sexy: Gem, played by the lovely Beau Garrett, in white full-body armor that shows off all her curves.And, unsurprisingly, CLU shares many traits with a certain fallen angel. Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory: The movie, to put it very mildly, is rife with Christian, Gnostic and Buddhist undertones.Tron: Legacy? Better visuals, Darker and Edgier storyline, and Daft Punk for music? Well you got yourself an impressive sequel. Even Better Sequel: Tron is considered an impressive film despite the cheesy visuals, which could be forgiven considering the year it was made.
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This derives from him being a Large Ham David Bowie Expy in a movie consisting predominantly of grim individuals making the most of his limited screen time. Ensemble Dark Horse: Castor/ Zuse is almost always considered one of the most well-liked characters in the movie.Audiences, however, had a different reaction, particularly Rob Bricken. Critical Dissonance: While the film wasn't savaged by critics, it was generally viewed as being So Okay, It's Average by said critics.Still others will cheerfully use both canons by making a couple minor tweaks, and keeping Jet Bradley as Sam Flynn's Lancer. Others prefer Legacy's bleaker tone, sleeker look, and Bittersweet Ending. 2.0 loyalists cite the game's attempt to translate modern computer systems, more colorful palette, and tone as closer to the original, put off by Legacy's Darker and Edgier shift. Contested Sequel: Legacy displaced TRON 2.0 canon-wise, but the discredited sequel still has fans.
Kaskade's remix of Rinzler is utter bliss. Followed by Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams", which powers a sense of foreboding as Sam checks out Kevin's secret lab. The song REALLY powers the sense of '80s nostalgia in the sequence. When Sam first goes to the arcade and switches on the power, Journey's "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" starts blaring over the sound system. Awesome Music: One thing everyone agrees upon including the critics, is that the score by Daft Punk is indeed awesome.Just carrying on the proud TRON tradition the first film didn't get nominated for Best Visual Effects due to the Academy thinking that using CGI was "cheating", despite nearly every modern movie getting nominated using it. Instead, it got nominated for Best Sound Editing. Award Snub: Despite getting critical and audience-based praise for its Visual Effects and Soundtrack, neither of these things were nominated for the Academy Awards.Then again, this analysis of the film argues that TRON: Legacy is actually an attack on idea that all information MUST be free, and it makes some very good points.
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