Latest: Tron: Legacy Set Visit and Jeff Bridges Interview

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    Originally Posted By AutoPost

    This topic is for Discussion of <a href="http://www.LaughingPlace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=73793" target="_blank"><b>Latest: Tron: Legacy Set Visit and Jeff Bridges Interview</b></a>
    <p>SlashFilm.com and Cinematical.com were lucky enough to visit the set of Tron: Legacy and both discuss the experience. SlashFilm.com also has a few pictures from the set while Cinematical.com has an extensive interview with Jeff Bridges. (hat tip to The Disney Blog).</p>
     
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    Originally Posted By Anatole69

    The special effects look great and I have seen the commercial work of
    the director and he has a real sense of style. He reminds me of early
    Ridley Scott.

    However the comment that the film is using a whole
    staff of writers and they are making it up as they go really worries
    me. Odds are it will look great but have a weak story. If this were a
    golden age Hong Kong film it would look great and have a crazy story,
    but Hollywood doesn't handle having a weak script very well.
     
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    Originally Posted By alexbook

    >>However the comment that the film is using a whole
    staff of writers and they are making it up as they go really worries
    me<<

    Well, the original was pretty stupid, but people liked it anyway, so maybe this'll work, too. (Yes, I know it was an amazing technical achievement, but the writing was pretty hokey. The dialogue was silly, and the plot was contrived to fit the effects.)
     
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    Originally Posted By Anatole69

    ^^ That's probably the reason why it took 30 years for a sequel to be made. Personally I can leave these big budgets films with weak scripts, I have no interest in them at all.

    - Anatole
     

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