Hi folks,

I'm a long-time visitor to the site, but a new forum member. If you're an old-school Armagetron player, you might know me as Chills.

I'm attending the Hollywood premiere of Tron: Legacy today, and thought you guys might appreciate some of the pictures I've been taking (along with other updates).

Here's my Flickr gallery of the event. So far, they're just setting everything up, but you can feel the anticipation in the air! http://www.flickr.com/photos/lawmune/sets/72157625574191708/

I'll be tweeting from the premiere here: http://twitter.com/Lawmune

Here's my blog: http://www.lainspotting.com/
and my first post covering the event: http://www.lainspotting.com/2010/12/live-and-direct-from-tron-legacy.html

In any case, I look forward to chatting with my fellow Tron fans. Legacy is great, but I'm a die hard fan of the classic!

Yup, have fun sweetheart. I'm feeling a little bit of a digital sadness that the first lady (and Alan's wife in the TL Universe) of TRON wasn't invited to celebrate in the festivities.

Is there going to be a live stream somewhere?

In honor of both Cindy & Bruce (Lora & Alan) here's a fun link about them posted on the Comedy Central UK blog:
http://blog.comedycentral.co.uk/2010/12/10/watn-tron-and-yori%E2%80%A6from-tron/

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ctellis156 Wrote: dbr9tifosi Wrote:you were there too? How long did you stay? I only managed to see Bruce Boxleitner and Colin Ferrel walk the blue carpet before I got bored (plus I was on the clock in the public parking structure. It was stunning wasn't it. The blue lights, laser and energy and all. I lucked out. Me and the gf were just driving around Hollywood and stumbled on it. u got bored?? geez i woulda been there all night taking photos(my hobby) i wish i lived somewhere where i could get to an event like that

I can see how some people got bored because most people were across
the street and the photographers were practically blocking the view of the stars.
I was fortunate to be near the box office entrance to the El Capitan
as we watched the stars go inside. I had a blast.

DaveTRON Wrote: grooveraider Wrote: ctellis156 Wrote: dbr9tifosi Wrote:you were there too? How long did you stay? I only managed to see Bruce Boxleitner and Colin Ferrel walk the blue carpet before I got bored (plus I was on the clock in the public parking structure. It was stunning wasn't it. The blue lights, laser and energy and all. I lucked out. Me and the gf were just driving around Hollywood and stumbled on it. u got bored?? geez i woulda been there all night taking photos(my hobby) i wish i lived somewhere where i could get to an event like that I can see how some people got bored because most people were across the street and the photographers were practically blocking the view of the stars. I was fortunate to be near the box office entrance to the El Capitan as we watched the stars go inside. I had a blast. If you have a good camera, a long lens and good aim, being across the street is a minor limitation.

That's also a good point, Dave