My first experience with TRON would have been the film's release in theatres. Sadly I didn't get to see it in theatres but whenever I saw ads or promos about it on television, I was hooked. When it finaly hit video I was blown away and for ages all I had was a crappy television taped VHS copy. I'd run to the arcade and play the game like mad. Man that still is awsome! After that it was pretty quiet. I had all but forgot about it.

I picked up a brand new VHS copy in the early 90's when it was finaly available for purchase. I watched it again and was blown away once more, the world, the action and characters just kicks ass.

One of the best moments was getting Disney's Tron Laserdisc Archive set in December 1995. Disney schooled other studios when it came to extras on laserdiscs and that Tron set was phenominal. To learn about the creation of the film and the pain they went through, that's inspiring stuff. It was such a huge influence in my life from that point on that I began to learn to do my own films and CGI animation.

I did get to see the film once in theatres. A threatre in town used to screen older flicks and once they brought in a double bill of TRON and BATMAN. That evening ruled.

Today, TRON hits the DVD player on a regular basis and TRON 2.0 gets booted up on the PC non-stop. I hope with the arrvial of the X-Box and GBA versions will spark more and more interest and get Lisberger a go for the sequel. I sure would love to visit that world again on the big screen.

I saw TRON in the theatre in the summer of '82. I was about to turn 18 and my life was changing. Shortly after I saw the movie I ran into the arcade game. Being an arcade rat, I spent every spare quarter I had on that machine. I mastered it. Never did what some of the champs do, but I could play farther and better than anyone I knew.

Little did I know that TRON was shaping my whole life. I ended up working in video games because of the love for games the arcade machine brought to my life.

My love of the film made me want to create a game based on the movie and I got my chance to work on TRON 2.0 when I returned to Disney Interactive in 1999. I was part of that team.

Through that game I met Steven Lisberger, Richard Taylor, Syd Mead, Harrison Ellenshaw and Cindy Morgan. All people I now count as friends. Steven especially. He's a very good friend to me, and we have worked together to create an amazing digital archive of materials relating to TRON with help from everyone noted above.

I have also made a lot of really good frieinds here on TRON Sector. Auric, TRONProgram, Sketch and many others. We have quite a solid community here. I look forward to the time I spend with them.

Now I am looking forward to being a part of whatever comes next for TRON. I hope if a movie does happen there is a role I can serve in to make it great. Coffee Boy? Assistant to the Assistant? Script Runner? Something.

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I remember seeing Tron on the big screen when I was a lad over here. I was 13 at the time when I had seen the movie. And got me starting to think about computers. And once computers had started to come into the local high school. I started to get into being a technician. Or learning how computers worked and all that and learning how they worked and learnt how to repair them at the same time in high school once that got started. Both friends, people that I knew from outside the school had started to ask me to help them and learn about computers. That’s where I got a lot of real time experience with it.

Tron has gotten me into learning more and more about computers. That’s why in more recent years I had gone back to get my degree’s as a computer programmer and learns more about networking with Cisco networks. Tron for me has been an inspiration for getting into computers and all that. Even though I didn’t meet up with the cast and crew of the movie Tron. (Still one of my dreams to work on eventually.) To meet up with them at Sci-fi or other situation I still have the video of Tron, As well as the 20th anniversary and the soundtrack of Tron that I listen to on occasion over here from time to time.

I remember back in 82 standing outside holding my mothers hand looking up at the neon Tron sign... I was cold and wet, as I was staring up at the sign the rain was rolling down my face. Not even the rain could take away from the visual pleasure that I was soon to experience. It was playing in The Globe Theater downtown. I remember it like it was yesterday. The old brown leather seats and shiny metal cup holders, the smell of popcorn and the taste of a cool coke. The lights go dim, I look up at the screen with the sense of anticipation. I was hooked right from the opening credits, the visuals, the sound, the story, all of this was new and exciting to me. I left the theater that night with a sense of future sight, a vision if you will, a vision of what I wanted to be when I grew up, a filmmaker, a storyteller, an entertainer. 20 plus years later I am on that path, the path that will reach my goal that I saw in my dream that night in 82. I am a filmmaker, I am an entertainer, I will be what I set out to be.

Look out world.

I am coming.

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Prankster bit Wrote:I think i'm probably the youngest member on this forum

quite the contrary! *points at self*

when I was very young, probably 4-6 range, I rented this odd movie from the video store called "Tron". I was captured by the cool loking charachters and the idea of being in a computer (something I always thought would be cool) and, even though I couldn't understand the plot, I continued to rent it. after several times my family got sick of me watching this one movie all the time, so they made me stop getting it. (I was getting sick of it anyway)

ok, fast-forward to 2003. I was looking through the video store, and found this old VHS of 'Tron'. I remembered faintly that I saw the movie and watched it again. now that I was a lot older I understood the plot and amazing effects. after that, I found the 20th anniversary edition on Netflix, and discovered about Tron 2.0.

well, I was pretty far in the game, (fCon) and was looking for info on one of the levels. through google I found Redrain's site, and from there I linked to Tron-sector.

you know the rest.

codywithacdc Wrote:...Yo prank! I'm turning 15 as of may 17 so ha! I'm younger!

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I'm probably one of the few who is the same age as the movie. :P

I was born on July 6, 1982. Tron came out three days later in theatres... so there went my chances of seeing it!

I did not get to see Tron until 1992... I was 10 years old then. Loved the movie.

2002-ish, I got Tron 20th anniversary dvd as a present.

I own Tron 2.0 figures, Tron figures, and all three lightcycles as well as the game and several items. :] I'll never be a hardcore collector like DaveTron and TronProgram. XP I'm still happy with what I have, though.

My brother took me to the movie when I was 12. I remeber coming home with the very clear idea of "I now know what I want to do with my life" (thinking in terms of career path.) Computer animation was a goal from then on.

It wasn't till after college that I realised I wanted to be a character animator - I still had the same goal, but now it was being focused. Looking back at that night in '82, I remeber marveling at the tanks and the light cycles and the recos, but it was the bit that was especially intriguing to me, and was probably the first computer character animation I'd seen.

I've been fortunate enough to be working as a computer character animator for the past 10 years now! I thank God for that. And thank you Steven Lisberger!

-itom

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Perhaps there is hope for future generations!

I was 14 when TRON came out in 82. I was already a Disney freak b4 and couldn't wait for it to come out. I bought the soundtrack and the story when they first came out on LP (That's Long Playing record for the young'ns). I saw it at a local theater with a group of friends. There was a long line for ET, but we walked right in to TRON. I remember seeing an interview with Steven, Jeff, and Bruce on the TODAY show when it premiered. I wish I could see that again.where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

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