I know (or assume) that everyone on the sector thinks Tron is a brilliant Film!!! So I thought I'd start this thread to find out what you think makes Tron so special!!!!

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As an artist, the look is what I love about it. Tron just has a look that separates it from any other film to date. The way in which the world is presented is so beautiful. Everything from that geometric abstract look to the color used for the vehicles and sets. It's just so awsome and really seems more realistic for a computer world.

I also love the whole world inside a computer concept. It's amazing how that concept alone is becoming more of a reality with todays online gaming technology. It really shows how creative Linsberger was to come up with such a far out idea.

I also love how they were able to make the film during a time when they were faced with such limitations with the computers. The whole process and effort that went into making the film is just awsome. I mean to hand type every frame of cgi animation is so hard to imagin in today's point and click world. It's amazing how much labor went into the film. Alotta people who brush the film off don't realize that hard work that was involved in making the movie.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

I was in love with computers when Tron came out and the creative concept of a world inside them--it blew my mind! I also have always loved adventure stories and this was a great one. Visually, I was simply blown away.

The glow! I thought it was absolutely beautiful how light came from every thing in the Tron world. I think it's closer to what we look like spiritually.

I saw the movie about 16 times in the theater. Just loved it.

Well...the main thing for me is that I have loved video/arcade games ALL my life. I remember playing Pong in the arcade . I remember what was in the arcades before videogames really took off (no specifics tho...I was VERY little ...but there was a game where ya steered a toy car on a conveyer belt track...and one where ya shot ducks projected on a screen...and..oh..umm...where was I??? Oh yeah....

Tron is the ultimate videogame players fantasy...I mean..who WOULDN'T wanna be able to actually go into a game and kick butt??

And programs didn't have to go to school or do homework...they played games all day =)

Great thread.

Well, the reason I loved it 'back then' is NOT the same reason I 'love it still'.

Back then, I thought it was great because of how unique, visionary and other-worldly it was. As long as I can remember when I see a movie the ones I love are ones that 'take me away'. While I hear people barking about a film 'not being realistic' I'm exactly the opposite. If I wanted realism, I'd have never gone to see a movie! I'm already there, why would I want to pay to see a more sensasionalized version of it? Anyway, I never managed to get my parents to take me to see it in the theater but I rented it when it came out on video. I had to wait my turn for the VCR and didn't manage to watch it 'til everyone was in bed. While that seems like a hassle, it was the best thing to have happened. I was ALONE and IN THE DARK the first time I saw it. That was a TOTALLY condusive atmosphere to enjoy it best. It was over about 1:00 a.m. and I rewound it and watched it AGAIN! It sucked me totally in.

But why I love it NOW is nostalgia. I still think all those things I loved about it then are still true, but now I don't get taken into the Tron world like I did then, now I get taken back to my childhood and the 80's. Again, what a ride.

Well seen as I started the thread I might as well say why I like tron. Firstly the plot, I like it cos it is so deep but simple. There is so much more to the film than you actually see.

Secondly I like it because of the stunning visuals, they're like nothing that I've seen before.

Thirdly because it became before it's time. It was a film which incorperated many things which were have been invented since the release.

And lastly because of the uniqueness of the film, which still stands to this day!!!!!

Yeh, it was a shame because I was -5 when it eas released!!!!

I guess it's time for me to chime in

I think the biggest factors of why I loved/love Tron is because I've always been around computers and LOVE video games, and to have a movie where someone was actually sucked into a computer to PLAY video games....well, I had to see it, of course

Tron had a huge impact on my life even years after the movie came out. My best friend at the time and I when we would spend the night at each other's house would always rent Tron from the video store and we'd play the scene of Flynn losing control of the recognizer over and over (and over) again, cracking up each time. That had to be our favorite part! Later when I got a little older, when I was a Senior in High Scool, we took a programming class. Simple stuff in basic on Apple IIe's. But after my programs ran, I always had it display the phrase "End of line..." which really irritated my teacher since that wasn't part of the program assignment.

Today, although I'm not a video game designer like I planned (Who DIDN'T want to be one at one point or another?) I'm still invovled in computers as a web designer, and my best friend I mentioned earlier, last I heard, he's working on animatronics somewhere in south Texas.

Greetings programs...

New here, but a die-hard Tron fan for years. My answer to the "Why Tron?" question...

Embarrassingly enough, it was because of Jeff Bridges as Flynn. Being a shy, insecure 13-year-old girl at the time, I thought he was exceedingly cute as Flynn. He had that bad boy appeal that caught the attention of an innocent like me. And when he kissed Yori, I would imagine it was me.

Okay, it was also because Tron was unlike anything that had ever graced us with its presence. It was strikingly beautiful, with an otherworldly beauty that captivated me from the first promo I saw for it. Though my throughly child-of-the-90's boyfriend thinks the graphics are archaic by today's standards, I think that there's nothing archaic about the look of Tron at all.

Because of my affinity for the movie, I would often imagine what it would be like if I were to go into the Electronic World. I'm sure that I'm not the only one to wonder what sort of adventures I would have if I were zapped into the Electronic World. I don't remember it all now, but I had actually tried to come up with some lame-a$$ storyline of me as a sort of female version of Flynn going head to head against the main villain of my story, only to be in way over my head and having to be rescued, not so much by Tron, but by someone else in the story that I initially couldn't stand! Don't laugh; I was only 14 when I came up with this drivel! *tee hee*

Anyway, those are my feeble excuses... ^_^;;;; Anyone else have any recollections of Tron-inspired adventures in the Electronic World they might have envisioned for themselves?

What helped me out was that when I was 8 yrs. old I was easily enchanted by this amazing glowing movie screen many times bigger than I was, lol. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online