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The first time I saw it as a kid I thought "The computer is disintegrating him!"

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we recently visited an ad agency, and i had an
interesting conversation with the art department
about visual cues.

they claim that certain visual cues become standard
in art - like the star trek teleportation effect that
becomes an acceptable visual cue to depict transition
from one place to another- using a machine.

meaning their art dept. can't depict "human self- teleportation" using
the "trek visual effect" because the public accepted
the visual as "machine teleportation"

another art guy pointed at nightcrawler's teleportation visual,
saying that the movie was watched by so many people
the "self-teleportation visual" itself becomes universally accepted.

meaning their art dept. cant depict "machine teleportation" using
the nightcrawler visual because people accepted
it as a self-teleportation visual.

with regards to tron legacy, and sam's transition from
real-world to grid. even tho the transition was quick,
i know my mind accepted the visual cue.
i know my mind was already thinking "sam's already in
the grid"

in light of the talk with the art department. i can't
shake the feeling that i've seen that particular visual transition
before many times.

i just cant remember whether i've seen it in movie,
commercial, mtv etc. but i'm pretty sure i've seen it
because my mind accepted the visual cue as
sam's transition to the grid.

one of the art guys also mentioned the tunnel
scene. they had many interpretations, but they
all agree it was considered a "universal visual" for
transitions, they also claimed "Dr. who" as
helping make the visuals universally accepted.

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Tron Fanatic Wrote:Also, I don't know if it really was ever meant to make sense per say. Caught between realms, the mind probably wouldn't be able to comprehend what was happening anyhow. Another great example of this is in 2001.

That was a key element of the Stephen King short "The Jaunt", sorry if this may spoil the story but in his story which is about teleportation in the future, the mind interprets the journey as being an eternity so all teleportation trips are made under sedation as side effects from awake travellers have had seriously bad side effects.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

Tron Fanatic Wrote:Also, I don't know if it really was ever meant to make sense per say. Caught between realms, the mind probably wouldn't be able to comprehend what was happening anyhow. Another great example of this is in 2001.

dave's perspective on entering the obelisk?

yeah that was trippy. and 2001 certainly set
an acceptable visual for "machine-assisted teleportation"
since the movie was in 1968.

interesting interpretation on a "particular mind trying to impose order".

its like when we each see different patterns of animals/objects in clouds.
or when we see visual patterns in tv static (well for those
of us old enough to still remember tv static)

or a little like those hidden image stereograms that were a fad years ago.
http://www.vision3d.com/sghidden.html

thanks Tron Fanatic

rimwall Wrote: in light of the talk with the art department. i can't shake the feeling that i've seen that particular visual transition before many times. i just cant remember whether i've seen it in movie, commercial, mtv etc. but i'm pretty sure i've seen it because my mind accepted the visual cue as sam's transition to the grid.

It reminds me of Jumper (2008).