So what is exactly going to be done for the petition?

Who should we address the film to? Also, can you give me some stats on the sales of the 20th Annv. DVD and , please? I'll make a draft and we can revise it until it's perfect. Thanks.

Oh. Well I guess I should have read the entire thread, huh?

I say, let's do it!

There is a free online petition service at http://www.petitiononline.com/petition.html which I think would work better IMHO.

It keeps track of the number of petitions

It's easier to post links to it outside tron-sector.com

If someone accidentally posts twice or whatever in the current petition thread we won't need an admin to go in and edit it

You don't have to be a member of t-s.com to sign it (Less steps in signing a petition, the more people are willing to do it)

I'm not good at drafting a petition for this so I would suggest Cliff do it (Since he's the admin of this site...carries some weight in my opinion)

Anyhow, that's me.

All in favor?

Okay, I stand corrected

If we're supposed to post our desires for a Tron sequel here to get the "petitiion" started, then here's my support:

I would really like to see a new Tron movie. Whether that be a re-make of the original, or a brand new story, I'll leave it up to the powers that be. I'd be VERY pleased either way! I'd watch it in the theaters probably a dozen or more times (seriously!).
Additional thoughts:
It would be nice to have Jeff Bridges in the movie somehow, as well as the other actors. They all did a great job, of course, but I really admired Jeff's performance in Tron (and other movies he's been in). Additionally, getting the movie to the computer world as soon as possible (rather than a ton of "real world" story build-up) would be ideal for me. I'll also tell all my family and friends to see it, so you can get money from them, too!

There is an actual petition topic in the Sequel discussion Forums.

Red5 Wrote: Thing is, and I suspect, everyone in here wants a sequel, yeah? Does anyone disagree; does anyone think a sequel would tarnish the memory/image/legacy of the first movie? For example: Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, Attack Of The Clones - having eagerly awaited these movies, seeing them for the first time made me sick to the stomach. I mean, it "was" Star Wars, but it wasn't Star Wars. A bit like trying to recreate that magic. As Thomas Wolfe once said: "you can never go home again." I'd love to see a Tron sequel. And I'd be standing out in the queue (wishful thinking, perhaps) to see it at the movie theatre. But I know deep down it wouldn't retain the qualities of what made the original so special: the era, the technology. the consciousness of that period, the actors! Thoughts anyone?

I pretty much agree. As stoked as I'd be to see new TRON media, especially a new film, I wouldnt want it to suck and tarnish the reputation of something I hold so dearly (for instance:this new live action Transformers garbage theyre putting out)

I mean, if they did it right, a new TRON movie could be the best thing ever. I'm just not sure I have faith in today's Hollywood to put something acceptable together. Knowing the current trend, they'd probably just remake the first one and cheese it out totally.

oh my, I didn't even realize that! haha