Back Into the Series: My 3D IMAX Experience

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the experience of watching a 3D IMAX film, specifically related to a series or universe, with participants sharing their thoughts on the film's reception, emotional impact, and comparisons to the original work.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their enjoyment of the film after an initial discomfort, suggesting it was a good way to re-engage with the series.
  • Another participant questions the reference to a series, prompting clarification that it was meant to refer to a universe.
  • A participant cites early positive reviews, highlighting the film's visual appeal, emotional depth, and strong performances, while noting that it serves as a logical continuation of the original story.
  • Another participant expresses a more reserved opinion, stating that the film is good but not amazing, and humorously comments on the challenges faced by the music group Daft Punk in the film's setting.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing opinions on the film's quality, with some praising it highly and others offering a more moderate assessment. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the overall impact and reception of the film.

Contextual Notes

Participants reference emotional responses and critical reviews, but there is no consensus on the film's standing compared to the original.

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Who here has seen it? I saw it today in 3D imax. After my eyes stopped hurting I rather enjoyed myself. Not a bad way to get back into the series.
 
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It was a series?
 
I guess I meant to say universe.
 
I heard early reports that it is getting great reviews.

This is an excerpt from Wired Magazine

“I walked in, expecting to be blown away both from what I’d seen before and from what I knew about the production. I was not disappointed.” … “… the result is visually stunning, intellectually engaging and emotionally exhausting.” … “There’s plenty of eye candy for even the most jaded addict. The score by Daft Punk is outstanding.” … “With all of this, many folks would expect the story to suffer. It doesn’t, unless you’re a movie critic. It’s a logical continuation of the original, although you need not have seen Tron to understand what’s happening now. Strong performances by Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde and Michael Sheen should prevent the kind of complaints about wooden acting that surrounded the original movie. The result delivers an unexpected emotional impact, especially at the ending.” … “Perhaps the emotional ending influenced my final reaction. As the credits rolled, I had to fight off tears.”
http://www.slashfilm.com/tron-guy-reviews-tron-legacy/
http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/12/tron-guy-reviews-tron-legacy/
 
http://www.slashfilm.com/tron-guy-reviews-tron-legacy/
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......Sheldon
 
It falls into the same category as the original. Good, but not amazing.

It would really suck to be Daft Punk working in that club.

"The place is about to get blown up."
"MORE MUSIC!"
 

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