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Yes, he has to utter some clunky dialogue along the way and is a bit stiff at times, but he serves the role well enough.

As far as the characters/actors who portray them are concerned. But is this the only thing the film has going for it? Well.yes and no. Everything seen inside 'The Grid' is a wonder to behold, a visual feast. The previews for 'Tron: Legacy' looked visually stunning, and I'm happy to report it does not disappoint in that regard. I've only heard the movie referenced on occasion (like that one episode of The Simpsons where Homer's trapped in the Third Dimension and he asks if anybody saw the movie 'Tron', and everyone says 'No.'). I have never seen the original 'Tron', nor do I really know much about it really.