I'm split both ways about Ms. Morgan appearing in Legacy. It would be cool to see her in a cameo (and after Yori Lives and the success of her appearance at San Fran, that's likely a possibility). However you risk the chance of it coming fan service. That being said, I'm happy that Lora is still alive and I have a lot of faith in the writers that if she does appear that her cameo would not be awkward.

I agree that cameo would be pretty cool, ShadowDragon.

Now, theflynnabides, I don't think what Randy said was childish, but I will admit that the campaign is near the end of its life and all we can really do now is hope. I'm 100% sure that Disney got the message.

Switching back on topic now...

...at first I was a little concerned about reshoots this late in production. But, getting Brad Bird, David Fincher, Michael Arndt and John Lasseter involved got me really excited about the story for this movie. We got some writers here with some serious credentials, not to mention the two writers from Lost as well. Really looking forward to this movie now, even more so than before. I didn't think that was possible!

Hey Imbroglio,

Sorry about calling you a troll earlier. That was uncalled for.

Anyways, if you wanna denote that your using sarcasm, be sure to use a winking smiley face or something like that. For example:

I CAN'T WAIT FOR TWILIGHT!!!

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Traahn Wrote:And hope involvement from the Pixar guy doeesn't make the film more childish (less adult-oriented).

Yeah, Traahn, I hope you were being sarcastic, lol.

But yeah, Theflynnabides and Tron.dll, I totally agree with ya: Iron Giant, The Incredibles and Toy Story 3 are not children films...they're for everyone. Heck, I cried at the end of Toy Story 3.

Just because it's animation doesn't mean it's just for kids or it's all rainbows and lollipops.

I think it's really awesome that PIXAR is having a hand in this. After all, the lightcycle sequence was the very first CGI animation that John Lasseter had ever seen (and inspired him to join PIXAR) and Brad Bird was an animator on Steven Lisberger's 1980 film "Animalympics".where to buy abortion pill abortion types buy abortion pill online

The only animated films that ever evoked an emotional response from me was the ending of "Macross: Do You Remember Love", and one part of "UP", the part that shows what happened to the old man's wife.. and that's about it.

But it's good thing that Brad bird and others put in their input, a story with pathos and a strong human aspect helps to build a story with some depth on a human level to compliment it's other more philospical aspects.
Like I said, this bodes very well.

I still reject some people's criticism that the original Tron "lacked any human emotion"...
yeah Ram, basically a boy forced to be a gladiator on the game grid.. yeah he didn't show fear or elation when he was about to die, and he didn't die, he just turned into a butterfly! riiiight?.*sarcasm*

Also Tron and Yori just pretended to have affection and a bond with each other yeah not a hint of love there! *sarcasm*... oh Sark never showed anger, or a ruthless and sadistic nature.. not at all! *sarcasm*

Theflynnabides Wrote:Yea, but man, you gotta understand, the script didn't call for her OR Yori, so putting Cindy in there would be absolutely useless and would come off looking like bad fan fiction. And Kosinski said it himself that just because Yori isn't in Legacy, doesn't mean she isn't in the Tron universe still, so wait for the video game or the inevitable sequel, where she'll no doubt make an appearance or end up being a pretty big character. The script was just reviewed by some of the most, if not THE most respected directors in the business, but you're still crying foul because Cindy isn't in it? Honestly, that's pretty childish. There's 5 and a half months to go, the re-shoots should take about a week or two, just let it go, it's not happening, and if it does, it'll be really jarring and misplaced like most fan-services usually are (see Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut, or hell, the theatrical version!). It's integrity for the storyline vs. What a somewhat average size of a fanbase wants. If I were kosinski, I'd go with the former.

It always seemed odd to me that Yori wasn't included in TL, seeing as how she was part of the digitisation sequence in the original film (watch the Orange sequence and on the right it says:

Key: YORI ROM: YORI

Traahn Wrote:-snip-

Just because Pixar make's cute and bubble CGI movies, doesn't mean John Lasseter's aim is to make the ENTIRE movie cute and bubbly, or even 1% of it.

Lasseter and Bird probably worked on the live action scenes, and Fincher, along with the Lost writers, probably helped with the mystery elements of the film, and things such as pacing, timing, crucial dialogue, which are all important things in a mystery movie, which this most certainly will be.

Just don't worry Traahn! everything we've seen so far has been stellar, Kosinski knows what he's doing!

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I can't wait to see what Kosinski is able to do with feature-length films. Might be a breath of fresh air into the industry.

Lasseter and Bird probably worked on the live action scenes, and Fincher, along with the Lost writers, probably helped with the mystery elements of the film, and things such as pacing, timing, crucial dialogue, which are all important things in a mystery movie, which this most certainly will be. Just don't worry Traahn!

There's no denying the effort Disney and Kosinski are putting into this. I hope you're right!