Tron Legacy (DVD) Reviews

Star - Jeff Bridges Genre - Sci-Fi Country - USA Certificate - PG Run Time - 125 minutes Blockbusters - £0.99P per night rental Amazon - £4.25 DVD (£8.25 Blue Ray) ---------------------------------------------------- The groundbreaking Tron, the original 1982 film, was the first to really ...  Read the complete review

I watched this film having seen the original Tron film many years ago, so I was expecting good things from this film and this seems to be an improvement on the original in only one way and that is the visuals. The problem is with this film is that they spent lots of money with spectacular visuals and an absolutely phenomenal ...  Read the complete review

I originally saw this at the cinema in 3D and I thought it was pretty amazing. On DVD it didn't disappoint, but did lack some of the effects from the 3D version. I will admit that the plot really does leave a lot to be desired, it's a sequel to the 1980s Tron film, which sees a boy realising that his dad (Jeff Bridges) didn't run away ...  Read the complete review

Well if this film lasted 20 mins I can be sure that nothing would be lost from the film. Basic storyline for the film is Boy loses, literally, Dad into arcade game. In time he follows him, and then attempts to bring him back, and that is the plot. The overall cast is good which in a way is a shame as none of these actors ...  Read the complete review

This film is not entertaining, but if you want to go back on their youth or know the game Tron, you will know its assumptions. for those who do not know it, it will be a little difficult to understand. and for action scenes, this movie is very entertaining

Tron 2.0 Legacy is a big budget sequel to a very clever film which was way ahead of its time in the 1980's. It is set in the present day inside a computer programme, some might question whether this is similar to the Matrix but this film goes at everything in an entirely different way and has its prequel as the source of the extravagant ...  Read the complete review

I watched this movie mostly because my husband was a big fan of the original Tron. I wasn't expecting much to be honest but the experience was even worse than I feared. The plot revolves around Sam Flynn who goes looking for his missing father after finding a page only to end up somehow in the digital world of his father. ...  Read the complete review

Tron - One word that rings in my head when I thinks about the old arcade back those days. Yeah, it's that old. Kinda reminds me how we need to appreciate the phrase "Old is golden". Anyway, as for the movie, this one is a total classic transformation. Well, that's what I was made to believe. When I heard about this movie, I was ...  Read the complete review

I remember 'Tron' fondly from the first time around, although it shows its age effect-wise these days. So I was on board for an updated version. We bought this DVD from the local supermarket. To set the scene, Jeff Bridges returns as Kevin Flynn talking excitedly to his young son, Sam, about his work at his company EnRom ...  Read the complete review

If, like me, you grew up on the original Tron movie, it wont surprise you to know that I went all "little boy in the toy shop" when this belated sequel was announced. The original Tron was a graphic masterpiece of its time. True, it hasn't aged well. Computer graphics have come on leaps and bounds, and Tron was released to a ...  Read the complete review

1982's Tron really made an effort to integrate a digital world with our own with special effects that were impressive at the time. I found the visuals impressive, but also somewhat confusing in terms of characterisation and some of the action scenes. Jeff Bridges played Kevin Flynn, programme designer and hero of the piece. He entered ...  Read the complete review