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Somehow we are slaves to technology…Big industries make us slaves of internet,sofisticated mobiles,notebooks,tablets,modern video games,anyway,now we need it to “survive”...I guess,even if you wanted to live without them I guess,you couldn’t! :P

i was late seein this movie, almost one week after it's premiere in my country. i watched the 3d and…it's amazing, the idea and off cpourse the movie itself. nowdays we live in a digital world, every people on this planet are just one single click away to communicate, even can seeing face to face real time…

i think it just a matter of time this movie would be the reality in our life. 

Winchester, hi :).  Trust me, it's a sequel.  I own the first one and have seen the 2nd.  In the beginning of the sequel, he tells what happened in the first film and how it ended to his son (he didn't have a family in the first one).  Flynn enters the computer in the first movie and comes out 24 hours later.  In this one he has been in the computer for 15 years and his son is now 27 and must come find him.  Anyone who says this is a remake simply is guessing and doesn't know the story.  This is a complete sequel.

Actually 4D movies are made already and matrix is everywhere))

This movie came out this week here, in Brazil. I've seen some videos on youtube and I thought it would be pretty cool, but… maybe I feel kinda lost when watching it, I mean: some people say it's a sequel and others say it's a remake. 

I have to confess, I don't like digital stuff that much. People seem infected by technology in a way they can't get rid of PC, Ipod, Ipad and stuff like these. I recognize that technology has brought a lot of benefits to mankind, but we must be careful not to let the digital world dominates us.

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Of course Tron isn't actually a "remake".  It is as was also noted, a sequel.  But to say that the Plot of Tron is realistic today is very very silly.  As ridiculous as santa clause.  People can not be placed into a computer and come out and programs don't look like people inside and live out lives as we do.  Your calculator doesn't secretly talk about you to it's bank account girlfriend without your knowledge of it's mysterious world which it came about on it's own.  And Jeff Bridges character didn't initially create the Tron world which involves programs from all over the earth…even in the 1982 film.  He did however, make 3 small arcade games in the first film and then began to alter the Tron world heavily in the 2nd until he was called the creator by one girl for his work.  Basically the school of thought is that any and every program looks like this once you get inside it.  Far fetched, but fun none the less.  I love these movies as well…though this new one seems to me to be more of a mechanized alternate dimension than digitized avatars of each programs user.  (for the record, Flynn only had one program in there (Clu), just like everyone else who contributed to the Tron universe).  The premise of this universe hasn't actually changed…it just feels different to me in this one.  I prefer the first film, but certainly this one was a lot of fun and is gorgeous to look at.

i'd like to be sam fisher from splinter cell and kill everybody buahahuashuahauhah

hey i kind of like ur comment. and do u think digital world is that much unreal ??

hi dear marni how yur age are you old or goung girl.best wish for you

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using it in evrydy life makes me thnk tht we live in a digital world from talkin 2 frnds, buying, selling, cooking, bills, banking, studying to what not! We all r a part of ths digital world.

 we are in the technology century which is everything so digital

Tron: Legacy  looks an interesting movie i might watch it :)

I think, we live in a digital world when we use Facebook, and we begin to interact with many people, and we can see the personal information, and what the person is doing in that moment, and also we could fall in love in this virtual world.