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Reading the reviews of the film I have to say that I am quite disappointed with the response it has received from the critic community, one even going as far as to say it is a bible parallel, the age old story of good v's evil. I have to say I whilst some way agree with the comment, also disagree with it in the same respect. Yes the film has obvious parallels with the bible story but does not every story of good v's evil in some respect? Yes the character of Jeff Bridges has god like status but being the creator of the virtual world would he not? How can you expect Disney not to go down them lines? I personally thought the film was an excellent addition to the Tron universe which slowly seems to be forming, the story that whilst simplistic in design explains the universe extremely well, right down to how and why the grid itself was formed, the history since it left off, and why certain programs have gone off and done there own thing, even adding an element which ties together why the evil character Clu is now feared and hated by those around, programs inciting revolutions. As for the way it is shot, I believe this is the way all 3D films of the future need to be heading for, the shock factor of random objects coming out of the screen has now disappeared and their needs to be substance in the effects for this new wave of shooting to survive. If your expecting to jump out of the way than this is certainly not the film for you, however if your looking for a new digital world where the effects compliment rather than the main feature of the film than I would recommend it. As for the soundtrack, simply put wow, Daft Punk have done a tremendous job and it certainly shows that they spent the full two years on the set, watching how the film progressed in front of them. There style of music though not like anything they have done before, has certainly influenced the music which hits your ears, which builds tension in such a way that you notice it, but than not notice it at the same time. It seems itself to be part of the film, as if it is a natural progression rather than something just added over the top at the end. All in all it depends on what you are going to see the film for, if your expecting a wonderful display of 3D graphics, or a ground breaking storyline which has never been seen before, than this is not for you. If your looking to progress the story of Tron, to see what this new digital world has become, and simply a great display of how the digital mixes with the real, this film I would highly recommend.

It was amazing! After reading reviews about a lackluster story/script I was expecting just fun but the story and script were very good. The characters were great. The bits between all 3 main characters were well done without being cliche or cheesy. Great ending as well. I was very impressed. If you are a fan of the original this should exceed your expectations.

I LOVED it...pure eye candy all the way through. Best looking movie of the year imo. Inception and this tied for my fave of the year. I agree with Elux01 that there are many concepts behind this movie that it seems most reviewers and a lot of movei-goers are missing. After saying that though, I went into the theatre expecting an action movie with beautiful visuals and a great soundtrack. That is what I got. Can't wait to see it again.

I like the movie a lot and I loved the style of the movie. daft Punk's scoring was amazing

P.S.: Also, it's been said many times before, but just an fyi on the scoring...it's pretty sick. Also a very cool cameo by Daft Punk. I bet this is the kind of world they would like to live in themselves.

Jordan said "pure eye candy all the way through." That's exactly how I felt but it should have been sooooo much better than that. I'm glad I got a free ticket and didn't pay to get in.

I loved it; that's all there is to it. I think the movie looked amazing and while the story wasn't Tolstoy, it could have been much worse; not nearly as derivative as Avatar. I think people need to realize, and while it shouldn't be allowed as an excuse, that the film is one part of a trilogy. At times I didn't like young Flynn's look, but I also can't deny that there were times where I was really impressed and briefly convinced that it was a real person. Visually it was incredible, and with the music holy god was is stimulating. And while I usually hate the 3D push on consumers (I really hate it), I have to admit that I couldn't hide a grin at the effect on a couple of occasions. It was great. I don't know what people are looking for with this movie. I don't blame expectations, I Think we can't help our chemistry when it comes to what makes a movie great. This movie however was stunning to the senses and absolutely deserves to be seen in a roaring theater with 3D; do not wait for DVD, it and you deserve better than that.

After 2 years of waiting anxiously since the first hint of a new Tron movie from ComiCon '08, and waiting 28 years since the first Tron movie (yes, I'm a big fan of the original)...I have to truly say, I was completely blown away on many levels! I could go into all the eye candy, the story, the characters, etc...but after thinking about it, I wondered, "how would I describe Tron: Legacy to someone who never saw the first Tron in '82 and was curious about T:L now?". The best way I can describe it, for me is...it was like seeing an "old friend" after many, many years. Visually...amazing! The best actual "correct use" of 3D technology to date (sorry, Mr. Cameron). 3D should never be used as a gymic to sell a film or as an afterthought to try to help a film make more money (ah, hm...Clash of the Titans?). Current 3D, IMHO, should be used as a tool to help emerse the audience into the story and to become a part of the experience...and Tron: Legacy does just that! The music, perfect! What an amazing choice to have Daft Punk on board...they first the entire "feel" of the Tron world exactly! This is the type of film deserves to be seen in the theater. Please...don't wait for DVD or Blu-Ray. Home formats will not do this film justice at all for yout first time seeing it. Go out to the theater, IMAX if you can...sit back and fall into the world of Tron!! You won't regret it!

The plot was very predictable, but it was still a fun ride. I LOVED IT!

Saw it last night even though I was sick as hell. Liked it but felt like I missed parts. I really felt horrible. Going to see it again sometime next week. Does anyone know if there was something after the credits? I had to get out of there and knew I was going to have to go again anyway. I can tell you what I wish the after credits would be. Spoilerish: Dillinger Jr. at a computer terminal and a cprompt pops up and talk to him with some menacing comments about power and who should really be in charge. Then finishes with the words "end of line" and the screen goes orange. Then Tron coming out of the water unmasked.

All I expected from this movie were cool visuals and an epic soundtrack, and that is exactly what I got and more. Sure the writing and plot could be nitpicked and improved upon in some aspects, but it was still fun. SPOILER: Looking back though, the could have been a little "deeper" if the had more scene with the character Rinz-Ler. Something dramatic displaying an unexplained conflict within him that would be revealed at the end of the movie. Would've been more awesome

i have to say i did enjoy the movie overall. but was thoroughly disappointed. it could have been so much more. like #3(Moon) said, the graphics carried it for the 1st half of the movie, the music carried the whole thing. the story was lacking in many respects, but as good as i could have expected in the end either way. i saw this in a new cineplex ultraAVX theater with rocker seats. the bass out of those seats were boss. the whole place was shaking during the loud parts.

This movie exceeded my already high expectations. It is solid enough to be the beginning of a great series of movies. I just hope that enough people will go see it so that we can continue the story and explore this world more. Tron the character is just begging to have a larger role in a sequel. Cillian Murphy as the young Edward Dillinger is just pure excitement for what the next movie could hold. Does the movie have flaws? Yes. Can I look past them and be completely immersed into this world? Yes! This movie also had the perfect use of 3D. There were no gimmicks or things flying at you just to show off 3D. It was used to help you become part of the story and part of the world. This is just a great movie that does what great movies do, take you from the world you are in and for two hours put you into a different world full of wonder and amazement. Going to see it again!!

I read a lot of reviews before I went to see it, and when I look at the score it has on Rotten Tomatoes right now - 48% (34% from 'top' critics) - I am utterly baffled. Granted, it's not a very complex story, but it doesn't really have to be, does it? The plot doesn't have many holes that I could see on my first watch, and the story is effective enough. To be honest, I think reading the reviews actually helped me to deflate the film in my head. When I bought the ticket, I was expecting to see a catastrophe along the lines of Transformers 2 or Last Airbender. When the credits started rolling I just sat there for a minute and thought to myself "How in the fuck does this have such a low score?" The whole time driving home I was trying to pick the movie apart and think of reasons why people might hate it, and aside from some questionable one-liners on the Game Grid, I couldn't think of much. It doesn't go out of it's way to earn any kind of awards for acting or writing or anything like that, but what's there isn't bad at all. This movie is WAY more entertaining than the average hollywood blockbuster, mainly due to the fact that unlike a lot of them, it doesn't try to build a complex narrative with multiple sub-plots which it then forgets to follow up on. It lines up the story and then knocks it down. There aren't any twists or turns or anything like that. It's just a simple story told in a very visually satisfying way. So the low score is maybe because the movie doesn't try hard enough to win awards? I mean, the acting is kinda stiff from Hedlund, but if the alternative was to inject a bunch of pointless melodrama and have characters screaming and crying every other scene, then I'll take kinda stiff. TL;DR I was expecting it to be shit because of reviews, but I actually quite liked it and I think most people will as well. For once, I'm kinda glad that most people don't give a shit about critics or reviews. I'll probably see it again this weekend.

@ #26 Stevo: There was nothing after the credits. I had to stay so I could keep listening to the music

I loved it!

Agree wholeheartedly with #28.

TRON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nuff said (that was THE TRON critic, video game music composer Tommy Talarico)

I Liked this movie. I knew from the get go that it was not going to be the best story ever, so my expectations weren't too high. The thing is though, this movie was not advertised to be deep, intellectual, or any type of seriously moving emotional word. Honestly, for people to think that it could keep up with The Matrix or Blade Runner is giving it way to big of shoes to fill. Its made by Disney for goodness sakes! All they want to do is entertain and bring home the bacon. So with that being said, I think they did just that with Tron: Legacy. My eyes were having and orgasm the whole time, my ears were on cloud nine, and my brain was not trying to figure out why something was happening when something else was happening. The only thing that could make the movie better, In my opinion, is to get a look alike of Jeff Bridges instead of that damn CGI bull. I know there has to be SOMEONE on this planet that looks like he did when he was a young gun, so to do it CGI just seems like they didnt try hard enough. Also, this movie would be epic if the theaters it was played in EQ'd it to a better level of more Daft Punk.

Might be a good ideal to put a poll widget up so people can get a quick idea of the consensus.

Visually STUNNING. Sadly I didn't feel any real deep threat or care for the characters...or at least as much I thought I should have. It wouldn't have taken much to relieve that issue either, which was frustrating to see. I never questioned whether they were gonna succeed or not. It just seemed like they were...no matter what happened, which was sad. AMC IMAX BURBANK THEATER EXPERIENCE WAS TERRIBLE!! I WALKED OUT! I first attempted to see the film in IMAX 3D. Once again, I was proven how big of a mistake that is. IT'S RIDICULOUS. You are given 'special 3D Imax ONLY' glasses. aka the WORST 3D glasses in the nation. Flimsy and lens's that feel like they were made in a child factory in the back of some 99cent store. You watch the screen and have to look STRAIGHT at it. Turn or tilt your head the slightest and you get a serious shadowing/blurr/double exposure effect. (as if you didn't have them on to begin with). God help you if you are not sitting dead center in the theater. I was sitting near the center about 1/3 of the way up from the bottom. Not terrible seats at all. I finally got pissed and just left. Borrowed some regular 'real 3D' glasses for the other theater and walked in on that show, sat on the steps and watched the remainder of that viewing satisfied. Only bad thing...and always has been with 3D is how much light you lose with the glasses. Why can't they make glasses/3D films where you can see it 3D without losing so much of the intentionally beautiful radiant colors when you put the glasses on. The films are radiant and beautiful without the glasses in 2D. Okay...done ranting.

I saw it at a midnight show last night in IMAX/3D. DAMN!!!! Yes there was some plot issues. And ok the young Bridges/Clu face fx were not all the way there. (Personally I think that really worked for Clu and made him look creepier.) There was one MAJOR plot hole that you could fly a Recognizer through, but if no one noticed it but me I'm gonna keep my mouth shut and not ruin it for people. Visually this film is a work of pure art and it'll be a looooooooooooooooong time before I see something this stunning again. Oh yeah, Old Flynn = Surfer Jedi!

I'm going to keep my opinion simple, and just say IT WAS AWESOME, saw it in IMAX 3D last night and I would go see the movie again, just for the music and the way it sounded on those gigantic speakers.

It was really cool for about 60 mins. Then I got bored with the story and the visuals became less arresting than initially, and I really was WAY less impressed by the 3D than I had expected. Though Daft Punk nailed it (I knew that from listening to the soundtrack for the past 2 weeks), It wasn't quite enough to carry the film.

The most beautiful plot holed filled movie I've ever seen.

Terrible dialogue, weak storyline, anti climatic, I'd say boring fight scenes but if you blinked really quick you would miss all the "intense" action.

I freakin' loved this movie. I'm a fan of the first one, and I thought this one really hit it home as a 28-year later sequel. The visuals were stellar, the soundtrack by Daft Punk is phenomenal, and I loved that Jeff Bridges still talked like he was stuck in the 80s. Yes, parts we cheesy; yes, some of the story was silly; but that's exactly how the first one was, and that's exactly what I was hoping for in this one. So I seriously loved it. P.S. Olivia Wilde is gorgeous.

Its AVATAR with Light Cycles! Not memorable and spotty acting with bad direction and story. But hey its nice to look at:) Hot blonde but when she opens up her mouth and speaks it goes south!

After reading some of the reviews and some of the comments on here, I didn't go in expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. No the film isn't deep by any means. It's just an action film with amazing special effects, an amazing soundtrack, decent acting, hot girls, and an okay story. I expected it to be terrible, based on reviews, but I actually liked it a lot. Sure it's not William Shakespeare, it's Tron. I never expected it to be a life changing movie, I just wanted to be entertained and I was. This wasn't a bad film at all. Fans of the first one will more than likely enjoy it. I know I did. The 3D and special effects were some of the best I've seen in a movie. Not sure why so many people are bashing this movie. It didn't disappoint me.

The movie was supposed to be out on the 15th here, but it got postponed to the 22nd. Gonna watch the movie maybe next week.

I loved absolutely everything until the end. Totally underwhelming-- BUT only because I was expecting so much with my geeky, anticipating mind (ie, the disk battle between Clu and Flynn that I'm sure everyone was expecting- as well as SOME use of Clu's army). The point is, I was sort of let down in the battles department, and whichever gentleman above mentioned that Disney focused on the explanation/details more than the action was dead-on. All the same, everything else was far out, man.

Pathetic waste of time. Even more than a giant flop.

Weak. Biggest problem with the film is the direction -- the script is weak but serviceable, all the boxes checked for characterization, etc., with efforts to develop sympathetic characters for the audience to root for. But. The director doesn't know how to work with actors (the lead casting is just awful) and has no apparent talent for developing any kind of narrative drive. You can watch the entire movie and never be sure from an instinctive, visceral point of view, what anyone is trying to accomplish at any given moment. There's just no emotional momentum to any scene. The director is completely fixated on visuals -- static visuals, at that -- with no character context. One example -- the choice to make almost every character in a "game" battle except Sam wear a blank helmet makes it literally impossible to feel that anything's at stake in any encounter: when Sam is attacked by multiple enemies, we can't be sure which one is attacking him at any moment, which one has been destroyed, which one is showing some smarts, which one is a danger, or even which one is Tron or Clu. (Color coding doesn't really work given the speed of the cuts.) It's a mess dramatically, and fails at an action level as well for the same reasons -- we're never really sure what's going on, who it's happening to, or why it matters. That said, it sure is pretty.

Well, a tad disappointed, could have been legendary, but still best of the year imo. Disney... Well. Fucking. Done. Bump up the writing a bit for the sequel plx!

visually it was awesome. The story was a bit so so..

Tron: Legacy dazzles visually, struggles dramatically :: http://j.mp/ea2vZz

I just watched in Real 3D. Like you said it's no Matrix. But it was worth the money in my opinion. Very solid movie. If you're into futurism, technology, and or gaming. Definitley check this out. I plan on watching again in IMAX.

I think it was visually stunning movie that needs to be seen in IMAX in 3D. The 3D is subtle and adds a layer of depth like some of the themes of the movie that I think most critics missed when they call it an incomprehensible plot. Unlike Pocohontas in space last year the plot didn't hit you over the head with the themes (Last year it was pretty easy to follow Greedy white man invades kill natives, Military bad, Ecoterrorism good) On the surface it is the typical Joesph Campbell Hero's Journey: reluctant Hero (sam) gets a message(page to Alan Bradley) to set him off on his quest, meets wise old wizard (kevin) and mythical creature (Quorra) on the way to defeat the baddie (Clu) and save the kingdom along the way a lost warrior returns to the light to redeem himself. But deeper it is the primal story mix of Lucifer trying to overthrow God and rule the kingdom of heaven and Hitler trying to rule the world with his perfect solution. Clu is not some cookie cutter mustache twirling villain at his base core he is the illegitimate son trying to win the love and respect of his father and know he did right. He does what he does fanatically because he is limited by his program, he can't think outside the box and hates the Iso because they now have God's love (who also have free will like Man) Have we solved the uncanny valley with Clu (Bridge's deaging) not completely but at the same time we know he is a program limited by that programing code so the fact he looks a little off actually works for me. definitely go see it in the theater, the acting is not Shakespeare, but did anyone compare Mark Hamill in Star Wars to Laurence Olivier? Tron has always held a special place in my heart as that is about the time I started programing (BASIC on a TRS-80) and it showed the wonders of the inside of computer. Tron Legacy is the next evolution has us question what is digital life, with all our social and virtual interactions of cyberspace these days does our cyberself represent us or something more.

PS----i LOVED Daft Punk's Cameo in the movie...

I've never left a comment but i'm a daily reader of site (think it's fantastic by the way). But i feel compelled to add my two cents because... Tron is incredible. Granted, and agreed, that some of the story is a little 2D (so to speak), but just the way the movie was shot, in addition to the perfect score from Daft Punk, made this one of the coolest films i've ever seen in the cinema. I haven't been this immersed in a film since Avatar, which had similar story issues, but if you're being honest with yourself were you really expecting an oscar winning storyline? No. I was expecting complete immersion in a digital fantasy world and that's exactly what i got... and then some. The whole light cycle scene and the end scene was just phenmenial, i too was touched on an emotional level with Flynn has to fight himself. All in all, great movie. I'm going to see it again... and again just for Olivia Wilde

#80 you said it perfectly for me. I loved everything about this movie, and I was totally into it from start to finish (didn't care for the ending so much when they got back to the office though). The story was fun, the acting was not bad, and the visuals were amazing in IMAX 3D. For a first time director, I think he did a good job. I also loved how they set it up for a sequel. Daft Punk deserves oscar attention for their score.

I wish we all wore light suits.

I saw this movie today and I thought it was incredible. The acting was superb, especially Jeff Bridges reprisal of his character. The world was immersive and breathtaking. I was wary at first to see that the film was 3D. Generally this is just used as a gimmick to get bored moviegoers into the theatre, but Tron defied this paradigm. At the beginning of the film, some text rolls that says that some scenes in the movie were shot in 2D, and that is the way they were intended to be viewed, and for this I respect the film makers immensely. The 3D is used quite well. There is a scene when Flynn is meditating in his room and he's surrounded by light rising from the ground, and I have to say that it was awesome. I also thought the story was great, despite what some moviepoopshot.com goers may think. A films plot needn't be filled with convoluted twists and turns in order to work well and be well written (and I think M. Night Shyamalan has proven the the converse). It was about a sons journey to find his father, and we knew this from the beginning. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys things that are good.

I really enjoyed the new Tron. I was expecting to be overcome by the rose-tinted glasses and in a way, I was. The story was exciting and fairly fast paced there were enough nods to the past (and an awesome soundscape by Daft Punk) to keep the geek within me entertained. I thought the old Jeff Bridges/Kevin Flynn held a presence of serenity whilst chanelling 'the dude' from the Big Lebowski; meanwhile the computer generated Bridges/Clu was more convincing than I had expected. However, I did find Clu to be better suited to the more dramatic moments than the subtleties of the character. Did anybody else see the resemblance between Clu and Aphex Twins dead smile? The technical lingo seemed to be toned down compared with the first movie, but I guess that is a sign of the times with todays audiences being actually quite understanding of the concept of online avatars and virtual goods. It was almost a blessing to see a film with a character as sexy as Quorra (?) without seeing her used as a total doormat or sexual recepticle (although I totally would!),

TRON was very good...before anything, the Daft Punk soundtrack is simply just wow and very unique, a must have. The movie itself was really good, not all just awesome action, a mediocre yet intricate plot (expect computer jargon) was pushed along with the beautiful cgi bits. The directing was visionary and the 3D effect was sparingly used (much like in avatar). Definitely Enjoyable...8/10

I REALLY REALLY tried to like it as much as I was planning to. But, it just didn't work out.

Loved it! Even better the second time!

ahhhh. I saw it a 2nd time. & Enjoyed it SO much more. Graphics are amazing. Story was very well put. I liked it.

it was a park ride with great music and FX. Solid performance from Bridges and really fun character for Olivia which everyone liked. Storyline has issues, dialogue sometimes flat. Main character not likeable and gives vieweres a "meh" feeling while the villain never gets people to actually truly hate him. I liked it and disliked it for the reasons above. As a critique of sorts id give it 7/10. On a "fun" scale id give it a 8.5/10

I thought it was pretty frakkin dope to be honest. The soundtrack is fantastic and definitely doesn't go to waste in the film. The acting was great, story wasn't INCEPTION or anything but it was decent. Visuals alone are worth paying to loot to go see it. plus... OLIVIA WILDE IS GOOOORGEOUS!!!

I have to say I was more than disappointed. I knew that the story was in no way going to be great. But they couldn't even get some of the most simple things right. All of the action sequences were too short. If they WERE long, there was no build up of tension or a frame of reference for any of it. The first light cycle battle was visually cool, but they never took the time to explain the layout of the fight grid so you really had no way to tell if what the characters moves that were made were good or bad. The flying battle towards the end looked like it was fought between fat Albatrosses. It had no sense of speed or danger at all. I really enjoyed watching Jeff Bridges be Flynn again. I thought the digital version of him was impressive, but it was also distracting. He was still very obviously CGI. Especially when standing around a bunch of human characters on the grid, it made him look even worse. It was a good idea that wasn't fully thought out and executed properly. Which is what I basically thought of the whole movie. Yes, the soundtrack was mostly fitting, but there was very few times when I felt the soundtrack actually added to the momentum of the story, which is what soundtracks should do. It was neat and DID fit into the visual of the story, but I felt that it was fairly even keel and didn't heighten the experience enough to make it stand out as much as everyone says it is. Don't me wrong, it is cool music. I just thought it could have been USED better. I wouldn't have minded the movie if I didn't see so much potential in what COULD have been from what was already there. I am not saying I could have made the movie better, but I AM saying that there was so many missed opportunities to make a better movie with what they already had. It could have used a better editor and a more experience director. I think he has potential, he just wasn't ready for this big of a project. Kudos for the effort, wish it was used properly.

Great popcorn flick, wish they would've done more with the story. I think catching 30 min of the movie at Tron Night back in Oct may have impact my experience with the full length. Great visuals and music. IMAX 3D if you can. Loved it!

best review so far on this thread is No.76 Good call bro!

@106 Docteur baron thanks I think a lot of folks are dismissing the plot without really thinking about the layers that are there.

I don't know why, but I was expecting to see a crying koala bear near the end, and it just never happened. I asked for my money back and stated the reason why, and the pimple-faced punk at the ticket counter just laughed in my face (as much as you can laugh in someone's face through bullet-resistant glass)

let me say that i've never seen the original tron and was unfamiliar with tron until this movie. I saw this with a bunch of friends and we all enjoyed it, is it oscar material? hell no. was it a fun cgi filled ride? hell yeah. and like everyone else is saying IMAX 3D all the way

Loved it...it was audio/visual feast. The FX were top notch...great score by Daft Punk. The story was weak but I didn't expect much so that was fine.

In Oslo.....you cannot see TRON......Disney did not approve of a tuesday discount(2 for the price of 1), so TRON is not set up in Oslo......what's odd, the same discount can be used in other towns, go figure. Guessing its close to 50000+ tickets they could have sold opening weekend up to now. So there starts my first impression of TRON.....

This is only the first movie the trilogy. Scenes that seemed out of place, unawnsered questions and characters that didn't get the screen time we feel they deserved will hopefully/likely be worked out in the sequels. As for the first film in the trilogy, for a first time director, it is nothing short of awsome/epic/beautiful. Can't wait for the next one. P.S. loveed the "End of Line" scenes.

This film was just so much fun. It reminded of those stories I read and the movies I watched when I was a kid....the type of story that makes you forget what is outside of the screen, and pulls you into a world that you can almost touch and a world you would want to be in. Why can't some critics step away from their college degrees, and just have fun at a movie anymore? This is an action movie for goodness sakes...The acting and writing is fine, the environment they created is spectacular and the sound and music is amazing. The action is great, there are enough jokes to make you realize it is not taking itself too seriously and the love story between Quoraa and Sam rejects all cliches and has such a great ending... I was there on opening night, everyone stayed until the very end of the credits and applauded...where were those critics then?...Relax, stop being such a smarty pants and decide to have fun; Tron kicks ass.

Great film. Loved every minute, a non forgettable sequal

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