FLYNN! Am I still to create the perfect system?
FLYNN! Am I still to create the perfect system?
Nicholas Smith
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Dominic Smith
YEAH
Gabriel Bailey
...yeeeaaahhh
Joseph Lopez
yeah and populate it with quorra copies
Noah Green
This movie doesnt get enough credit in the sci fi genre
Owen Ramirez
This movie has GOAT aesthetics.
Adam Morris
>tfw BR2049 is the closest we'll ever get to Tron 3
If Tron Legacy had a scene where CLU explains that he simply can't stop himself from trying to purge all imperfections from any system, then he would have been a better character, almost a tragic one. It's one of my very few criticisms of Tron Legacy.
Sebastian Jenkins
Thats some patrician shit right there
Brody Brooks
>>tfw BR2049 is the closest we'll ever get to Tron 3
>If Tron Legacy had a scene where CLU explains that he simply can't stop himself from trying to purge all imperfections from any system, then he would have been a better character, almost a tragic one. It's one of my very few criticisms of Tron Legacy.
Brayden Turner
Grow up.
He deserved more depth than 'bad guy wants to invade everyone' speech at the end.
Benjamin Hernandez
>Grow up.
Easton Morgan
I mean, that was a ready the point of the character. You really think them spelling it out so explicitly would have improved things?
Ryan Bennett
>You really think them spelling it out so explicitly would have improved things?
Absolutely. It could have been done with a single line btw. Him going full Hitler mode at the end seemed a bit fast.
Do you have an argument?
Landon Morgan
I like the fact that Flynn acknowledged that Clu is him from 30 years ago, and that he was an idiot 30 years ago. But unlike him Clu can't mature.
Ian Martinez
I ended up liking this movie more than I thought I would.
Ryan Smith
That really was Clu's character though. He was going to invade the real world and cleanse it of all imperfections.
Justin Allen
Even though it would work against the style of the original, I wish they would "stylize" CLU a little bit since he's an old program. Make him a little more polygonal, or something.
Andrew Myers
You really need everything spelled out for you in a movie? I bet you're the kind of person who hated on Nolan for his exposition as well.
Sup Forums is full of retards.
Andrew Hernandez
Yeah, this guysAlso >Do you have an argument?
Levi Long
>You really need everything spelled out for you in a movie?
Nah, genius IQ, actually. If you're denying that CLU was fairly one-dimensional and was not portrayed sympathetically then I'll just put one down for you being argumentative for no reason. A tiny bit more effort to make him more sympathetic would have gone a long way, but also would have taken it out of 'good guy bad guy' trope, it being a disney movie and all.
James Baker
>Nah, genius IQ, actually.
John Lewis
I voted for Trump, too.
Robert Collins
Jackson Torres
lmfao why did i laugh so hard at that shit
Josiah Brown
>implying CLU wasn't already sympathetic
he was only doing what Flynn programmed him to do, which was acknowledged in the movie
Jordan Lee
>being argumentative for no reason
okay then.
He was not portrayed sympathetically at all, you stupid fucking dipshit. Time to hide it.
Joseph Bennett
>genius IQ
>gets worked from fedoraposting
WEW
Andrew Walker
slashfilm.com
NOT ENTIRELY DEAD.
Benjamin Jenkins
>He was not portrayed sympathetically at all
Except he was. The final scene with him on the bridge illustrated that he was just a simple program doing what his creator instructed him to do, a creator who acknowledged the mistakes of his former self who was living physically in the form of CLU. But CLU accept his apology because apologising was the act of admitting imperfection, the sole construct which his digital being could not accept. But it wasn't his fault. Flynn made him that way without thinking of the consequences.