The Jared Leto Appreciation Society

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**nels1031**

BobtheInquisitor wrote:
Ahtman wrote:
BobtheInquisitor wrote:
I’ve seen the first two Tron movies. Haven’t I suffered enough?

What is so awful about the original?

They thought it deserved a sequel.

Okay, to give a real answer, the first one isn’t bad really, but not great. As a child I remembered watching parts of it whenever I came across them, but couldn’t remember the whole movie. When I rewatched it as an adult, I was surprised how fondly it’s remembered for the 20 minutes of good movie that was crammed into an hour and 20 minutes of tedious movie.

You're not alone. My only memory of the original was that it was boring and it never grabbed me in the years since, where other classics have.

Only watched Tron: Legacy because Olivia Wilde is hot.

**Lathe Biosas**

Tron Legacy to me was like The Phantom Menance.

Meh film. Excellent Score.

I still listen to the music from both on my Playlist. Haven't seen either film in years (and don't plan to).

**Ahtman**

Lathe Biosas wrote:
Tron Legacy to me was like The Phantom Menance.

Meh film. Excellent Score.

You're much more charitable to The Phantom Menace then I am, though I agree the score was Williams' usual excellence.

**Lathe Biosas**

Ahtman wrote:
Lathe Biosas wrote:
Tron Legacy to me was like The Phantom Menance.

Meh film. Excellent Score.

You're much more charitable to The Phantom Menace then I am, though I agree the score was Williams' usual excellence.

Phantom Menance gets better when you compare it to the convoluted and increasingly mentally deficient films that followed it.