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I feel like David E Cobb (pt 2)
Dec. 17th, 2010 09:18 amLast night, er, this morning, the guys and I went to the midnight showing of Tron Legacy in stunning IMAX 3D.
We got there and hour and a half early, but so did every other hypergeek in the greater San Diego area. Luckily we had our iPhones.
There were like 15 of us, so we didn't all get to sit together. I got to sit with my new friend Henry and also![[livejournal.com profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kingfuraday, who I can debate with for days. We have uncannily opposing opinions on everything!
The movie was great. I very much enjoyed it. Unlike the original, they don't dive right in to the plot, but they also don't waste much time with exposition. I felt the story moved along fairly quickly and evenly.
The special effects were state of the art, and the lead female character was very pretty. Also pretty? Jeff Bridges's hair.
I want to see it again, preferably during the day. I'm totally a morning person. The drive home at 3am was brutal.
And here I am at work, 6 hours later. Where the coffee at?!
We got there and hour and a half early, but so did every other hypergeek in the greater San Diego area. Luckily we had our iPhones.
There were like 15 of us, so we didn't all get to sit together. I got to sit with my new friend Henry and also
kingfuraday, who I can debate with for days. We have uncannily opposing opinions on everything!The movie was great. I very much enjoyed it. Unlike the original, they don't dive right in to the plot, but they also don't waste much time with exposition. I felt the story moved along fairly quickly and evenly.
The special effects were state of the art, and the lead female character was very pretty. Also pretty? Jeff Bridges's hair.
I want to see it again, preferably during the day. I'm totally a morning person. The drive home at 3am was brutal.
And here I am at work, 6 hours later. Where the coffee at?!
