I will absolutely go see this film again.
Of course, my buddies and I are also there opening night for every Nicolas Cage movie. Why? Because they're comedy gold and we love bad movies.
I love this film for the effects and sound. There are some amazing audio demos that can be found in this film and since we just ordered the new JVC X7 THX 3D projector for our show room system I'm really curious on how the 3D on this film turns out. Previous films being retro-fit for 3D and having it add to the experience rather than be a side show, IMO, makes or breaks the format for me. So, as for moving forward in our industry I think this is an important venture.
After seeing Tron in 3D I'm excited about what I would consider a major leap in video. At first I rolled my eyes at 3D, but at this point I think that it represents a far more important step forward in immersion for a projector/movie experience than 1080P or 2:35 conversion. The fact that JVC has 3D projectors that truly perform and at affordable pricepoints ($4,500, $7,000, $12,000) is incredible.
Other than that, Liam Neeson is a great actor even though he's borring and stale in this one and I really didn't mind a lot of the other stuff either. The kid playin Anakin is worse, to me, than Jar Jar Binks.