Oh...so I'm not good enough anymore.

/wrist

This is going to be interesting on my end because the only copy of the movie I have at the moment is one where I added an iRiff to the audio, so along with the faint dialog I'll hear faint mocking while listening to you guys do your thing.

Ha! Raiders WAS in theaters in '82!

*sips drink, waits for Eddie's next move*

While it's still downloading in iTunes, I note that the metadata for TRON says: "Down in Front presents Reservoir Dogs." I'm guessing that's not entirely correct.

I think they all have to have SOMETHING for the hearing impaired, so if there's no subtitle option there have to be closed captions.

So i finally sat down and watched Tron, I had seen bits and pieces here and there and then I listened to the DiF of it, but I'd never actually sat down and watched it. But now i have, and i gotta say i really have no clue what you guys are talking about re: the actually not goodness of it and lagging nature of it. I kept waiting for it to turn so sour that you guys were left dumbstruck by it, but it never came. Maybe my glasses are a bit tinted towards 80's movies especially 80's sci-fi (And Tron definitely had it's 80's-ness showing at times), but honestly I never felt the length and I was legitimately entertained through pretty much the entire thing.

Now will I feel that way the second time though? Well that remains to be seen, but I think so... at least for once more.

However I'm curious...to which exceedingly long disc sequence do you guys keep referring to? Because any of the light disc scenes I saw were of a perfectly reasonable length, and I'm worried I may have unknowingly passed out partway through without my knowing it and that would suck...because I like the movie I remember.

Anyways...Imma gonna go back to trying to find time to see Legacy again.

Maybe there's a "those like it" that does. If not, maybe there will be if enough people think the idea behind Blender's a good one.