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Didn't they make Loeb head of Marvel Entertainment's TV division?

As CCO he has to focus on other things too, Marvel TV and Movie products, digital entertainmnet (Video Games), on top of the comic portion. I really don't think it would be wise to focus on one part of the company and approach everything else with minimal work. Hopefully other Marvel projects will keep Joe too busy to focus on the comic portion of Marvel.

Would love to see this, but I doubt I'll see it happen any time soon. From what I get the writting staff of the Spider-Man series seem to back Joe up on the Peter and MJ's split.

In the news feeds they had of Kevin giving his speech he was going on about the digital frontier. I think Kevin's intent was to eventually bring real people into the digital world. Before the ISOs showed up at best he was designing the Grid to probably to be like Disneyland, an amusement park of sorts. When the ISOs appeared it opened new possibilities. There is a scene were Flynn heals Quorra by removing a piece of bad code. My speculation is that if CLU had not revolted and allowed Kevin to study and research the ISOs he probably could have developed something like that for humans. Imagine bringing a cancer patient into the Grid, bring up their code, find the program that was causing the cancer, remove it, and viola cancer cured. This is what I thought his intent with the ISO and the Grid were.

Kevin did mention that he realized that CLU at some point wanted to get out of the GRID and into the real world. He went into hiding to prevent CLU from getting a hold of his ID disk and knew any attempts he made to escape would result in his capture.

Quorra told Sam that Kevin could destroy CLU by reintegrating CLU back into himself, but the process would most likely end up killing him also.

I think it depends on how it used. That's the only thing I can come up with. CLU had Kevin's disk attached to his battleship. So I'm guessing that it would have allowed the Battleship and anyone on board to appear in the real world. By itself it would probably allow for one or two individuals to go through the portal.

Wondered if that little blurb was really necessary. Me, I went to see the 3D version and enjoyed it but do agree with Ironik that there really isn't much to separate it from the 2D version.

I believe that Durraken is getting all the drubbing because from what I can make out from his posts. He's based all his opinions about Tron Legacy off an internet reviewer's, Spoony, angry rant, and hasn't even seen the movie yet.

This is the vehicle that's being used in the movie



Looks like Megatron is hauling a tanker of some kind than a SCUD missle launcher.

I believe Durakken said that he based his opinion off of Spoony's VBlog review of Tron Legacy. I seen that review and honestly it seems, to me anyways, to be more like an attempt to troll the fanbase then be a review of some kind, but hey the Spoony One is entitled to his opinion. At least he went and saw the movie and ripped it a new one after the fact.