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Posts: 274 | When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 6:43 PM
I can't say I agree with when it did. For one, the shot where sam is zapped into the computer has to be the best effect in the whole movie (just about) which would have looked great in and made the best use of 3D. Yet it didn't. Why not? Plus Sam is already in the Tron universe for a few seconds before the 3D kicks in. Why isn't it 3D from the second he makes it on to the Grid? Also, the act of him running out of the aracade and into the streets of Tron City isn't especially remarkable in any way. But you couldn't wait until the recognizer was desc ending on him either because he would have been in the Tron universe for several seconds without 3D by then. So I say it shoulda started when he was first zapped in.
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Posts: 416 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 7:25 PM
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Posts: 2,440 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 7:33 PM
| Imbroglio Wrote:I think the 3d should have started the moment when Flynn and Clu merged. It would have symbolized the virtual and real worlds becoming one. |
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Posts: 3,305 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 7:54 PM
3-D should've started when the movie began, and Sam getting beamed to the grid should've been a longer and cooler sequence, imo.
Tron Legacy's 3-D begin != Wizard of Oz moment.
T:L's 3-D wasn't the greatest, in general.
    
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Posts: 2,440 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 8:15 PM
Now are you guys talking about regular 3D or Imax 3D?
I have yet to see an Imax 3D movie that wasn't great 3D!
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Posts: 2,395 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 9:18 PM
I'm not always all that impressed with 3D, period, to be honest. Perhaps I don't get the full effect because I have to fit the 3D glasses over my regular ones and the focal length is off, I dunno.
I don't recall when it kicks in, but if they wait until he figures out he's not in the user world anymore, I understand why they did it that way.
However, the Encom Tower scene would've been awesome in 3D, all the faraway shots and shots of him looking down...
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Posts: 1,461 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 9:31 PM
I thought they got it right. The conversion from 2D to 3D seemed like a homage to the Wizard of Oz film, in which the "real world" was shot in Black & White, but Oz is in color. While it doesn't have the same wild impact, it has a subtle psychological effect even if you aren't consciously aware of it.
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Posts: 72 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Wednesday, May, 02, 2012 11:22 PM
Believe it or not, the first 3D effect in Legacy is during the opening sequence, when the light particles are streaming and changing the electronic grid into city streets. Some of the lights actually come "toward" the viewer. The next one is right thereafter, when the TRON sign rotates and sizzles past the audience.
Sam becoming digitized was a 3D effect, as was much of the Recognizer sequence, like when he looks down through his feet and says, "He did it ... I'm on the Grid."
If we're talking favorites, I really enjoyed the 3D FX of Flynn's disc, when CLU plugs it in to his command ship, and also Quorra's DNA programming sequence on the Solar Sailer was amazing.
For some reason, the 3D flying discs during the disc wars were my least favorite.
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Posts: 2,395 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Thursday, May, 03, 2012 7:36 AM
| Tron Fanatic Wrote:I thought they got it right. The conversion from 2D to 3D seemed like a homage to the Wizard of Oz film, in which the "real world" was shot in Black & White, but Oz is in color. While it doesn't have the same wild impact, it has a subtle psychological effect even if you aren't consciously aware of it. |
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Posts: 274 | RE: When do you think the 3D should have kicked in?
on Thursday, May, 03, 2012 4:14 PM
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