My point is here, that the TRON arcade games back in 1982 got more recognition than the movie itself did. If this new PC game sinks I think it will be a total emberrasment for the TRON franchise. That's a very HUGE risk putting the ENTIRE franchise of 21 years in the hands of a PC/video-game console. You can basicaly kiss ever seeing any future plans for TRON from ever happening good bye.

I just hope this game makes a turn around for the TRON franchise & hopfully 21-25 years later something will pick up.

If the TRON Arcade/bally was a HUGE hit, I easily think the PC/video-game will. Lets hope it happens.

Mobius,

So in other words you think the game will be a BIG enough hit to possibly do a sequel. I just was wondering, all these Rumors of a sequel to the movie, Not true/true. Either create a sequel after the game or don't. It's that simple.

Toss your self off a cliff right now, I don't think you need to be so HARSH. I'm just stating a point.

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In all honesty from my point of view. I think they should make a sequel to the original Movie Tron. Look at what Disney and BV to get the game out. IIt an awsome sight to see. Even from the trailers.

t's like the movie and the game have their unique thing that no other movie has. It was the first to take a look inside of the computer. I know matrix and I think Hacker. (Not too sure if that dealt within the movie haven't seen it yet even though its out on vhs and on dvd.) The movie was shot all in a black background. Like one of the guys had said from the anniversary. They had to since there wasn't enough lights in hollywood to make it all white. I don't want to miss quote the exact person. But it you were to take a look in the dvd 20th anniversary. You'll know which person I'm talking about. They were weilding in light when it came to this movie way back in 1982. And with some understanding of how they make movies from the courses that I had taken through the early to mid 90's. All I can say was wow. And understand what they went through in order to get the movie out.

I would love to see the sequel come out on the biug screen as well as on the DVD.


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Yeah. Why not let got the next step and be a fully computer animated movie? It would fit it perfectly. They could do it.

If Disney wasn't seriously thinking about doing another movie, I don't think they would have even bothered with the game . . . so, I think things look pretty good.

Of course, the linch pin to all this, is how well the game is received. Game does good = Next movie.

And if Disney doesn't choose Pixar to do , I'd be very surprised. Even if Pixar will be an expensive choice. But a good one. I mean, Jon Lasseter (hope I got his name right) who is one of the key animators at Pixar, said is what got him into CGI in the first place. So you can imagine what it would be like, if he was involved in the project. He would put 110% into it, no doubt.

If done right - and I have no doubt that Pixar wouldn't do anything less than their utmost best - would be just as groundbreaking as the original film. Possibly even more so.

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I liked the Starship Troopers movie! Not sure why, but I did! It was just different. In watching it again, it's a bit repetitive to see the same one or two creatures attacking all the time. But alas, most video games are that way, too. Halo for the X-Box slightly bored me because of this. For several levels in a row, it was the same creatures fighting you. I like variety.

I couldn't agree with you more, PimpDragon! I'd love to see live actors mixed with CGI again. It'd be especially fantastic to have the old crew come back and be a part of it, including Dan Shor (Ram). Unfortunatley, Ram got derezzed though... so they'd have to make him a different character of course