Lisberger also stated that while the original Tron "reflected the way cyberspace was", the sequel was "going to be like a modern day, like contemporary plus, in terms of how much resolution, the texturing, the feel, the style", adding that "it doesn't have that Pong Land vibe to it anymore".
"In sequels, audiences always play off of how much people like the characters the first time.
Like the Spider-Man: Far from Home versus Jumanji 3 conundrum, it's a matter of how much one sequel declines versus how much one sequel holds down the fort.
Sean isn't interested in the Mickey-and-Judy "Hey kids, let's put on a show" kind of entertainment; he's interested in the "Who gets the sequel rights and how much are you going to pay me for the option?" kind of show business.
We have to keep going!" In a more recent interview Ryder was quoted as saying on the speculation of a Heathers sequel: "I don't know how much of the movie is official; it's a ways away.
I have no idea how much of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be a Man of Steel sequel as opposed to a Batman and the Justice League prologue.
How much of that in Microsoft stock?
How much of your shoot time on the sequel was spent filming the actual human-centipede portion of the film?
I'm super-pumped to return to the wasteland, but also nervous about just how much of my time will be sucked away with this new sequel.
Yes, Will Smith performed a handful of songs with his old partner D.J. Jazzy Jeff on the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City on Wednesday night at a post-premiere party for the sequel that had guests wondering just how much, exactly, Sony Pictures had paid for the event.
