cinderbike
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Posts: 48 | The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Monday, November, 15, 2010 1:09 PM
Just got done reading through both and I must say, if the movie is similar to these, it will be a decent movie (depending on acting). The plot isn't amazing, but it's, again, decent. A couple of things I took away from them:
SPOILER... Mouse Over To Read:- Programs derez, users bleed.
- Clu is trying to steal Flynn's identity disc and, as some predicted, escape to the real world.
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RenegadeProgram
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Posts: 593 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Tuesday, November, 16, 2010 11:52 AM
Hey cinderbike:
Maybe I missed something, but I've read and re-read over my TRON:BETRAYAL pt 2 several times and I just don't see why people keep saying that. . .
SPOILER... Mouse Over To Read:Clu wants to steal Flynn's disc and cross over to the real world?
SPOILER... Mouse Over To Read:
If anything, especially due to an interview of a certain person who's playing a character in TL, I would think it would be this person instead of Clu, who wants to cross over.
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ShadowDragon1
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Posts: 2,056 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Tuesday, November, 16, 2010 12:28 PM
SPOILER... Mouse Over To Read: "Genetic algorythms"... mentioned by Alan Bradley" Perhaps Flynn wrote into the system the ability to construct a unique DNA and RNA gene sequence/bio pattern to materialise a specially encoded digital entity into the real world. Wasn't that a concept that was part of the "Tron 3.0" game concept? If the system can re-materialise Flynn, maybe a Program that's been specially encoded with specific genetic algorythms canbe materialized into the real world.... Flynn's journel notes hint that he wanted to develop a way to ressurent his wife Jordan that had died...
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ShadowSpark
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Posts: 2,943 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Wednesday, November, 17, 2010 8:16 PM
I wish someone had written a normal novel, as opposed to the junior novel. Like how they did for the original Tron. I haven't gotten to read Betrayal yet, though. My book store hasn't gotten it in yet. >:P I'm not happy.
As I say, kid's books they may be, but I'll jump through hoops and grasp at straws for Tron. You?
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Daft Tron
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Posts: 230 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Wednesday, November, 17, 2010 8:39 PM
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KiaPurity
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Posts: 3,488 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Wednesday, November, 17, 2010 11:43 PM
Kiddie books.
Though, I get the feeling that the junior novelization is leaving some details out. (Other than that missing last chapter, ha ha ha Disney.)
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cinderbike
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Posts: 48 | RE: The novelization and storybook totally give the movie's plot away
on Thursday, November, 18, 2010 9:47 PM
KiaPurity Wrote:Kiddie books.
Though, I get the feeling that the junior novelization is leaving some details out. (Other than that missing last chapter, ha ha ha Disney.) |
It's not missing! The movie has a cliffhanger! 
It has to be missing some things; we saw a bunch of shots of them filming scenes set in the 1980's (the Encom building, people in Tron 1 suits, etc.) that aren't in there.
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