Well, if Comic Con is good for one thing it’s getting studios to release new trailers for films and Disney is doing just that with the second trailer from TRON LEGACY which doesn’t hit theaters till the end of the year but has been building buzz for two years now although most of us who saw TRON all those years ago have been anxiously awaiting another trip inside the system for much longer.
TRON LEGACY will hit the theaters on December 17th, 2010 in 3D!
Yahoo Films has the trailer and you can see it there in HD. iPhone and iPad users can click the link to see the trailer from the Yahoo site.
[UPDATE]: One thing just struck me: Yahoo? Huh? Why not go with the company run by your largest private stockholder, APPLE? Yahoo quality seems okay but it’s flash so anyone checking this out on an iPhone, iPad or any device with flash blocking can’t see it. Hopefully we’ll get a quicktime HD version soon but the trailer still ROCKS !!!!
DAMN! I can’t wait to see this in IMAX 3D.
You didn’t even talk about that in this post, man! They shot it in 3D so it is going to be fantastic 3D.
yeah, you are totally right. I have forgotten that this film will be in 3D. There’s a lot more news coming out about the film this weekend so i’m sure I’ll be posting about it again and will make sure I note it and talk about it. Thanks.
yeah, this is the film to wait for! I’m not crazy about the look of CLU in these trailers but I’m sure they’ll work it out long before it hits the theaters!
This is gonna be 2010’s Avatar.
I’m really hoping they get the young Jeff Bridges look worked out but I’m sure they will. Plus as someone pointed out we are seeing this in 2D on computers versus 3-D in a theater.
I’m posting an article in a bit about how Fortune is saying “3-D is Dying” and I have to say that the only hope I see coming down the pike is TRON LEGACY.
All the other 3-D films I’ve been hearing about are all conversions like “Green Hornet” and I’m tired of it and it looks like the audiences aren’t falling for it either.
Of course, it helps if you have a good film under all that technology. The bottom line for Hollywood is that they need to make GOOD FILMS and people will come to see them. Remake old TV shows and make crappy sequels and people are going to wait the 50-60 days to see it on DVD or download it illegally from the Internet.