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Re: Tron Legacy

#121 Post by TheBoySeggy » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:42 pm

Beate wrote:LOL, wow, someone agrees with me!
Agree??? I'll do more than agree. What a steaming hot pile of turd!!!

My expectations were already low because I can remember how dull the original was, but this was worse than I could've imagined.

The 3D was pointless, the plot... er... The only highlight? The bike chase.

In a nutshell, watch the trailer, it's only 2 minutes long so spares you the pain & suffering of the whole 2 hours.

I've never been in a cinema where the audio was so loud, yet still managed to fall asleep a few times.

Nice 3D glasses though. I look like Tinie Tempah when I wear em.

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Re: Tron Legacy

#122 Post by superhero » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:44 pm

The bike chase? That put me to sleep..... when they were clearly aiming for game players

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#123 Post by Ms Thrifty » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:45 pm

The soundtrack at least has had good reviews!

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#124 Post by TheBoySeggy » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:46 pm

ejwrank wrote: I was at Islington Vue and a Vue employee had the nerve to ask the people next to me to move to the far side of the cinema so three latecomers could sit together in the middle! I told the him that if people arrive late they simply have to sit where seats are available and people who arrive early should be left in peace.
Well said. Or better yet, how about they stick with the policy as printed on the tickets - no admission once the film starts.

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Re: Tron Legacy

#125 Post by superhero » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:54 pm

Well they didn't let people into Vue West End until about 18:20 and they made people queue outside in the cold! Grrr

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#126 Post by Beate » Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:56 pm

Hdaniel82 wrote me a text from Tron at Vue West End saying "Some woman barking at everyone to move down so she can sit." I am not printing her next sentence, LOL.
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#127 Post by Ms Thrifty » Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:00 pm

So that's where everyone else went, was it? I couldn't understand why so few people seemed to have seen Loose Cannons and didn't think they'd all gone to Barney's Version.

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#128 Post by Beate » Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:02 pm

Yeah, at one point tonight I thought the sudden influx of latecomers to our screening were all Tron rejects as it's only 10 minutes away and I heard it was pretty packed!

But to be fair, there were 5 preview screenings in London tonight so people were able to spread out a bit.
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Re: Tron Legacy

#129 Post by superhero » Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:06 pm

I doubt anyone went to Brixton though....but people who picked Tron probably went with the biggest hype and the worst choice

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#130 Post by mattymc13 » Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:07 pm

Some bastard came and sat down right in front of my little brother. And we were on a flat bit of ground too, so his stupid head was in the way for the whole film. Apologies if the aforementioned bastard is a member of this here forum, but you are what you are and that cannot be changed.

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