glamdringguy

You have my power of self-respect.

I'm gonna have to go out on a limb and say this looks great so far. Looks like they took the free-roaming, added in some new graphics and a good engine, and maybe some freakin' huge boss battles. Fingers crossed.

Even if thsi movie doesn't turn out the best, Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton are two of my favorite up and coming actors, and I think they'd work great as a pairing.

When I was about 14, a group of friends and I went to the massively disappointing Spider-Man 3. The theater was packed, and three Hispanic boys sat behind us. They talked at a mild volume for the entire movie in Spanish, but the theater was loud so me and most of my friends put up with it. Problem is, one of my friends speaks fluent Spanish, and could understand every word they said. Unfortunately, they were literally saying things like "don't go in there!" and "he's a bad man!" We didn't do anything, but honestly it turned out there wasn't much to ruin.

Playing Halo 3 online with a friend, we encountered a group of aggravating 7 year olds who were on our team. After planting the bomb and heading back to base, we saw them stumbling around. I couldn't resist, and unleashed my Warthog turret, killing all of them. They promptly booted us, but me and my friend were too busy laughing til we cried to notice.

-10, but I'm ok with that. Because I was alive to see the new one :D

I respect your opinion, and I look forward to having seen Tron: Legacy in order to make a full judgement. Looking over my post again, I think part of my frustration with your post had less to do with you and more to do with the lavish praise most people seem to give Avatar, which I felt was excessive. I'm still a huge fan of the blog, and part of that has to do with the fact that you guys respond to little commenters like me. All the best.

I'm disappointed. I've been a cinematical fan for quite awhile, and so seeing a blog post like this even remotely connected to it makes me sad. Yes, I haven't seen Tron: Legacy yet, but I don't have to in order to know that Avatar was the most cliche-laden movie I've seen in years. The lead was extremely unlikable, and overall the movie broke down after about two viewings. It missed Best Picture by "that much?" Avatar didn't even come close to deserving the Best Picture nod, with who it went up against. And you ignored the premise of both. Movies about life on other planets are abundant. Movies that take place inside of computer networks? Not so much. Hopefully, people will see Tron for the visionary work it is.

Hey, Epic and Chair? Remember when you made Shadow Complex? I'd like a sequel. Now.

I'd become cooler most likely. Despite Rock Band 3's best efforts, keyboard still isn't considered as cool as shredding by most people.