Neat Mid-90’s Castle watermark on the back, too bad the lawyers went nuts and printed legal stuff all over it!
Well here’s two things you don’t see every day; TRON Legacy and a NINETEEN DOLLAR Movie Ticket – Ouch! Yes I could have seen it in regular 3D for a few bucks less, but IMAX is amazing.
The movie was excellent, thoroughly enjoyable and I highly recommend it. Jeff Bridges was awesome (all three versions of him) the “1980’s’ version of Bridges was of course computer generated and looked somewhat like a video game, which actually makes perfect sense and ended up working quite well in the movie. It’s got lots of action, a fascinating (if not a bit jumpy) plot line and stellar state of the art special effects – Folks I’ve now been to the GRID.
In fact, its uncanny how this “sequel” shares quite a bit with the first movie; Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner both reprise there roles, TRON and CLU are back, the storyline has a few threads that jump around a bit and the ending comes somewhat abruptly as it slams you back to reality. Go see it!
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I do believe the two white trees were still being placed in the moat in 1996, but I couldn't tell you what year that stopped.
Thanks for the review of Tron: Legacy!
I just found photos of the white trees in the Castle moat from 1996 and 1998. I don't know if the trees were gone by 1999 or not, because I did not renew my annual pass for several years after they destroyed Tomorrowland in 1998!
Whoa, $19... I have to admit that I'd almost rather pay a bit more to see a movie in a nice theater with good sound and preferably stadium seating. I'm thinking I might have to check "Tron" out!
Hey Major, go see it at the AMC in Woodland Hills. The IMAX theater (#9) is pretty nice, stadium seats, 12,000 watt sound system (WOW) and state of the art DLP projection system that is flawless, hell even a so-so movie would look good with all that!
p.s. I only waited two hours to get a good seat (I was 2nd in line)...
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