If Disney believed in Tron, they'd push a Tron movie sequel, a PC game expansion pack and a game re-make of the original movie through to fruition. It's sad to hear BVI probably won't be doing anything more with the games, as mentioned in a different thread. This implies to me that Disney doesn't have much faith in the Tron license any more. If they had faith, they'd supply the $$ necessary to push things through no matter what. And they'd line up good teams or other companies to get the job done right, including for the marketing of any Tron product.

So, since Disney and BVI don't like, don't fully appreciate and don't have faith in Tron and the Tron fans, I wish they'd sell the 'Tron' license/franchise to a different company who wants (and would do more with) the license. It seems even a lower-budget, independent company having Tron would be better than Disney having it, at this point.

I heard it said a few years ago that if the movie Tron were to be re-made today, using today's technologies, it would only cost about $200,000 to make. If this is true, then why not just make a sequel and have it look like the 1982 classic -- or spend a few more dollars and make it slightly better? As dedicated as Tron fans are, I don't think there would be much complaining. Tron is like Star Wars to us. If they build it, we will come.

I, personally, don't think a sequel for this needs to cost $50-$75+ million like other movies of today. If Disney thinks this much needs to be spent, then they should stop worrying right now because I don't feel we require this. Obviously, if they spent that much, it might be hard for them to recoup the money -- since there are fewer Tron fanatics out there than Star Wars ones. However, if they only spent $200,000 or a couple million, would it really be that hard to make a profit?

I would absolutely love a big budget re-make or sequel to the movie, but if that will never happen with the license in the hands of Disney, then they should do a low budget version or sell the license to someone who cares. Same with the games. If they've dropped any/all interests in Tron for game-making purposes, then sell the license to someone who actually wants it.

It's a waste of a wonderful license to watch Tron fall off the face of the earth for another 20+ years, or forever.

Get over yourselves, Disney, BVI and Disney/BVI shareholders, and do something with the license. Sell it or do more with it -- including making a better name for it. Star Wars is cheesy, if you really look at its dialogue and lots of other stuff (e.g., puppets), yet people flock to it because they think it's 'cool.' So, work on making Tron cool. If you can't do it, perhaps your old friends at SKG Dreamworks would like to have the license.

Your short-sidedness with the license reminds me of Rex Reed's shortsidedness when Tron originally came out. Your lack of marketing capabilities with regards to the license tells me the license would be better understood elsewhere.

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PS: Right on!! Thanks Dave!

Traahn Wrote:Get over yourselves, Disney, BVI and Disney/BVI shareholders, and do something with the license. Sell it or do more with it -- including making a better name for it. {snip} Your short-sidedness with the license reminds me of Rex Reed's shortsidedness when Tron originally came out. Your lack of marketing capabilities with regards to the license tells me the license would be better understood elsewhere.

Well said, Traahn! Well said.

A few s ought to convince them, no?

All that matters to me, is that the film gets made and Steven Lisberger is allowed to have full control over it so it turns out exactly the way he wants.

Whether Disney makes the movie or not, is not that big a deal to me. Of course, it would be great if Disney agreed with this and went ahead and did it. I would have to say that Disney at least knows how market films well.

Eisner dissolved Disney's classic animation department. The guy has no clue what he's doing anymore, but now EVERYONE knows it. Maybe when someone new gets in the saddle, we can see some real results. Unfortunately he won't be leaving until 07.where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

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I have some ideas, but honestly I don't know if I want to give Disney any ideas at this point. I'm sure they've all been heard anyways.

I'd rather build my own script and make it myself than give ideas to an inertial juggernaut who will either not care or who will steal it.

Why submit ideas for them? They already tried/wanted to steal Tron 2.0 fan missions.

Don't worry.... I'm not being too serious here. I'm kind've bummed by and frustrated with Disney at the moment, but I'm sure my feelings will pass. Maybe I'm just having a bad day

I almost posted my thoughts, but then I thought better of it; that's all.

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Traahn Wrote:Yes, a few of those, and an army of these: And these:

True. Those would convince anyone.
Have Darksaber7 add a spot of just to be sure, though. And Harpo can contribute a or a bunch of 's. And Trace could throw in a , if we're lucky.

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