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| Best of the tape is Olivia Wilde |
virtually soporific
Ricardo García Martínez
including the beautiful Olivia Wilde (House) can lighten the fabric of dense soda game that prevails in this film by Joseph Kosinski, Tron: Legacy (10) in a programmer named Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) gets spend natural life to a digital existence in a computerized world, like a sort of digital Jumanji, but sad and dark scenery with phosphorescent color effects and that sort of paraphernalia that is a virtual world.
Flynn achieves the goal of moving your life in this digital universe but fails to prevent the system generates a double of his, who knows how and without explaining the reason for this, and also becomes his antagonist called Clu , who intends to return to the world of human-user-to ... seize it, like any villain worthy of the name.
If the tape of the same name directed by Steven Lisberger in 1982, which revolved around a programmer whose life becomes part of your own programs (played by the same Bridges), and a computer-generated character named Tron, no was a blockbuster by any means, this new version is a duty, despite the advancement of special effects.
The result is a flat tape and no joke, predictable and pointless, whose greatest effect on some viewers is a lethargy that invites the yawn or the abandonment of the theater for something less boring. Sad return to the big screen in Bridges.
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