I've been scanning a bunch of TRON clippings loaned to me by Harrison Ellenshaw. A lot of them are reviews of the film.

This one in particular just pissed me off, how does an ahole like this get a column in a newspaper?

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In all honesty, it's so ridiculous that it appears to be a spoof on other curmudgeonly reviews. All I can say is that my kids have watched Tron and have NEVER seen hard-core porn. But that's just me and my Midwestern values.

"My America"?

Sounds pretty scary there, Ed.

He doesn't even explain HOW Tron threatens his kid's "spiritual well being." Strange. His kids are probably in their 30s now and still living under a rock if dad was at all successful in his attempts to shelter them from the outside world. heh. Then again, they probably don't actually exist. Those kids AND this article could have been a complete fabrication altogether...hey, kinda like virtual reality!

I see it got cut off at the end. Was there any more rhetoric worth laughing at?

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Tron threatens him because he doesn't like anything that doesn't start up with a hand crank. Period.

"Back in MY day, we used to walk 5 miles to school uphill and in the snow...BOTH WAYS! We didn't have none of them fancy-pants VIDEOGAMES when we got home! NO! We had Lincoln Logs, that we carved out of branches and trees ourselves, to entertain us! These newfangled gizmos are THE DEVIL! Look at those red, blinking lights! Them's the DEVIL'S EYES!!!!"

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Woah. If they really had that kind of resonse to Tron, I can see why it didnt do to well...

I really feel bad for that guy... even more than the fact that he didn't like Tron, (which is sad enough) he seems opposed to technology altogether! ...That's sad.

As for X-rated stuff being better than Tron, well, that certantly says something about his personality... (I kid, I kid!)

Disney was spreading out into more adult themes.

"The Black Hole" and "Splash" are Disney productions aimed at very mature adults.

Disney took a huge gamble to make movies for mature audiences in the late 1970's spreading into the 1980's.

I can imagine how Tron was a reaction to people as a "Disney" movie.

For instance, I personally thought that the torture sequence of "Clu" by the MCP was a little too harsh.

I'm surprised that a director's cut is not made where that torture "Clu" sequence is cut out.

Also, Jeff Bridges acting is scrutinized during the "Clu" torture sequence because Bridges losses the "Clu" robot voice accent and talks like an every day "Flynn" human. Big mistake.

Looking back can anyone really admit that Tron was a family movie?

I think not.

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The "Clu" Tron torture sequence still scars me today and I'm a full grown adult.

LOL!

Don't get me wrong I like Tron.

The idea of a Disney film was "Bambie" and "Snow White".

Since Tron a lot has changed, that's all.

I personally found Disney's "The Black Hole" to have a very scary and disturbing ending. Shocking to think Disney ever had a hand in that particular movie.

This is just my own personal opinion of course.

I still like Tron but it had its slips and falls not be noticed as a clean cut "family movie", which is what a Disney movie was all about before Tron.

For instance Sarks brains spilling out of his skull towards the end of Tron may have shocked people.

I thought that was COOL!

Tron ROCKED!


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Doug Jacoby Wrote:Looking back can anyone really admit that Tron was a family movie? I think not.

I can. Go see 'The incredibles', they've got a torture scene in there, yet it's considered a family film...

Oh ho!

So that make sense.

No wonder why the article was so absurd!

For this second review, one of the reviewer's statements again says it all. "I have no understanding of the electronic computer game craze." Ergo, why he didn't understand the movie. And as the old cliche goes, we fear (and loathe) what we cannot understand.

Also, he was wrong about kids not "getting" the movie. We were those kids, and we're here now. We more than "got it", we embraced it.