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Nicole Villacres from Wenatchee, WA, USA

"TRON" was ahead of it's time. With consumer acceptance of CGI and digital filmmaking, now is the time for "TRON" to come full circle. Disney has access to great writers (as "Pirates of the Caribbean" testifies to) and could get an excellent script in hand. The success of "Pirates" also demonstrates the box office draw of big, exciting storytelling and visual imagery. "TRON" has it all. Its stunning vision of a world inside the computer has spawned filmmaking creativity, from "Toy Story" to "The Matrix". Not to mention that such a respected actor as Jeff Bridges, fresh in audiences' minds from "Seabuiscuit", may be willing to take part. Don't be afraid of your product. Since "TRON"'s debut, the proliferation of computers, networks and communication systems has exploded, becoming even more intricately involved in our lives. The untapped potential of "TRON" is limitless.abortion pills online abortion questions cytotec abortion

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Matthias Lamers, San Rafael, CA.

Since I first knew of Tron, I wanted to see it as it was meant to be seen- in theatres. If you kill the idea of a sequel, my dreams will go up in flames. Please create the TRON sequel. Please.

Post 25: Joe Sislow, Evanston, IL

In 1982 my life was changed by the movie Tron. I currently work in video games as a programmer, and my entire career was forged by seeing Tron. I've met plenty of people who have had their lives changed by Tron, and it's not everyday that a movie has that effect.

Please, Disney, make a sequel. Let the original people in on the project, as well as others who love the movie as much. With the success of Lord of the Rings, we're seeing what can happen when a group of devoted, artistic fans care about a license. A Tron sequel can bring a whole new generation of fans into a love of technology, as well as continue to fuel the imagination as only the limitless world of Tron can.

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My name is Jaryd Weiss

I believe a Tron sequel should be made for a lot of different reasons. Mostly it's because I believe Tron had so many ways it could go, it would make so much sense to make a sequel. I promise this board... in twenty years, if a Tron 3.0 does not come out, I will write one, in novel form. Deal?

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My name is Rob Farquhar. I'm 26 years of age, and I live in Sydney, Australia.

TRON was one of three fictions that got me interested in the whole field of science fiction (the other two being TransFormers and Doctor Who). I've been through my phase of mocking the film's technical inaccuracies and thinking TRON was derived from the Trace: On command. I've since come to realise that TRON was simply fun. A couple of years ago, I went so far as to buy the 21st Anniversary DVD set from the States (this was six months before a Region 4 set hit our shelves), and had a pre-order at my local Electronics Boutique as soon as was feasible for TRON 2.0 (which I have bought and completed).

I'd like to see a TRON sequel for the same reason, I believe, anyone wants to see a sequel of any film they enjoy. As with every TRON fan, I enjoyed the company of Messrs. Flynn and Bradley, not to mention the programs Tron and Ram. The problem is, I only got the chance to meet them for a mere hour and a half, and just when I felt as though I was getting to know them, they had told their story and were gone.

I want to see a TRON sequel because I want a chance to get back together with these characters I barely had the chance to meet, because I care about their fates and just want to know what the heck they’ve been up to these past few years. I want to see a TRON sequel because I believe that those stories – of where they’ve been and what challenges they face now – will be good, interesting, enjoyable stories. I believe that the TRON universe has potential for expansion, for new characters to meet and cheer and boo. I believe that my emotional investment in TRON will bring me back for a sequel readily and willingly. And - even though recent films like The Matrix have told similar stories – I believe that the World of Tron is still visually and stylistically unique in cinema, and that a sequel’s story will not only stand apart in modern popular culture from the rest, but also, in today's computer-savvy age, draw (and exceed) the audience that the original, far ahead of its time that it was, deserved.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

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hi names steve andrews of Doncaster UK,

why does a sequel need to be done,hmm well in my opinion simply because its original was one of the greatest pieces of scifi movie making of its time. the film to me epitimised what the '80's' was about, ie pushing the bounderies of then computer graphics and film making.it was and still is a film with a great "feel good" factor. So why not push those bounderies back yet again and give us a sequel we can and will all be proud of.
come on you know its got to be done!!

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Alex Gunns, Portsmouth, south UK


Ever since I saw the TRON movie I have wanted to see "what happens next". Then, when I heard about the TRON 2.0 game I checked the official website almots every day for a release date [eventually it was released a couple of months later over here]. Now, once again I am just as enthusiastic. Tron 2.0 movie must be made.

I also think Tron 2.0 would make a good IMAX movie, with stiff like discs flying right into your face, that would be so cool!!!

I am the Alpha and the Omega.

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Hello,

My name is Adam Glazer from Burlington, Vermont (formerly from Cleveland) and saw the original film TRON back in 1982 when I was 10 years old and this film inspired me to get into video games and art and the sheer creative power behind this film just blew me away.
I say to the power to be...DO THE SEQUEL!
The sequel should have been made in 2002 (two years ago) and is way overdue. I would also not to suggest to base the sequel on the game's storyline since it would be too similar. It was also funny because a friend of mine and I thought of TRON 2.0 title name before the game came out...a funny coincidence.
It's a shame that 99 MPH decided to cancel the comic series since I would've loved to see that. However, I would'nt mind getting my hands on it as a writer or artist since I'm in the comics industry...small press, that is.

Anyway, DO THE SEQUEL!!!!!!

And without the DISNEY label, for God's sake.

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Post 36: Anonymous User

Tron is awesome. If they were to make another movie I sudjest that they keep the graphics the same. Keep it simple colors and models. A new movie would be great and I think a lot more people would understand the computer terms today. Or at least understand a little more.

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My name is James Evans and I live in Los Angeles. Tron has been a staple of my cinema favorites since its build date long ago in 1982. I remember it being one of the few enjoyable cinematic experiences I had with my father. Us with other kids and parents locked in a computer age struggle of good versus evil. A day very much out of the ordinary for me in that Wheaton Maryland theater. I got the toys and video games like every other "normal" adolescent boy around that time and carried the memory of the blue circuited warrior with me for what seemed like an eternity. I got into college and began immersing myself in film and video classes with hopes of one day directing the next Tron movie. Well, times have changed. I grew up, left Maryland, My father passed on and I have a steady job and a family now. Film is my work but not as a "famous" director unfortunately.

The legacy of Tron has grown up with 2.0 game as has alot of the technology that was used to create it and in that respect I and the others here in this petition believe that it is now time for a new story to emerge from script to screen. The fans demand it as do the times. So what do you say? You make the sequel and I promise the fans will try to make you guys "stinking" rich for the effort. Thanks for listening.