Of all the various supposedly red/blue 3D scenes and trailers for T:L on YT, they all but one pretty much SUCK, and the *one* that doesn't barely escapes being labeled as such (lots of ghosting, things barely looking 3D at all, etc.) Yes, red/blue 3D is ghetto 3D, but it can offer genuine 3D for those who don't have the sets. But even that one that kinda worked put chills of excitement down my spine! Keep in mind the vast majority of us have not seen one inkling of this movie in 3D since it heartbreakingly left theaters.

So, to my question....does anyone know of where I can find a downloadable version of one or all of the previews that might look better and which are in red/blue 3D? I don't think there's any harm in seeking a preview. Not as though I'm looking for the whole movie, which I already have and paid for anyhow.

Thanks much.

Yeah, I think buying a 3D TV will be a lot less time consuming than trying to hunt down a colored glasses version. Also, those colored glasses are terrible. Personally I don't even like the active shudder 3D technology (but that's a whole other topic).

There is no official red/blue 3D preview of Tron: Legacy. If you want, I can download one of the ones from Youtube and upload it to my Mediafire account so you can download it from there.

Kaisergrendel Wrote: Moses613 Wrote:Thanks for not answering the question. Why do ppl on the net waste the bandwidth doing that? But yeah, feel free to go ahead and get that collection started for me. Shall I establish a Paypal account you can all rock those donations? I remember you from the Home Theatre thread. You said you had no TV. I want to help you get that TV. This is happening. Get a paypal account so I can link it to the charity.

That's funny, now I remember that too. Yeah, this would seem like a worthy donation to help the spread of Tron.

Kat Wrote:I have no TV. Haven't for years. It's quite deliberate. (I spend more time feeding the 'net addiction anyway.) I do have a computer that plays DVDs. When it comes to Tron, what more do you need?

Well,... I think I'll take my dedicated 500 sq ft home theater room with 150" screen, 7.2 speaker setup, with complete lighting controls and calibrated video and audio.

But that's just me.