DaveTRON Wrote:GL, Did you get my PM? You said you wanted to send something to me but I haven't heard from you since? What's up?

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TheReelTodd Wrote: Kamui Wrote:How about e-mail? I'm not really big on snail mail here..... ~Kamui.EXE You really need to do things like this the old fashioned way to be heard at all. When people actually take the time to sit down and write out on paper (or type and print to paper), sign it, seal it, and send it - it means a lot more. And it has weight to it - literally. A few mailbags of well written letters explaining the TRON fans' perspectives can go a long way. The question is how many mailbag(s) will TRON letters fill up? In terms of writing a letter, I've got some strong opinions running through my head on this. Much of which is stated already in my posts in this thread. I'm going to have to try and take those ideas, remove the slightly angry emotion of them, and see what I come up with on this myself. Thanks for supplying the address, DaveTRON. I love TRON so much. I'd just hate to see it mangled up, as I'm sure they would do with a remake.

*flails arms about wildly* Gyah! I don't think I wanna give up my offline address to anyone yet.

What if I made a written version and scanned it in as a pdf? ^^;;


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CLub don't take this the wrong way. Its just that Tron was Made by Lisberger himself. Who has created this world for the people who like it. Yes through the help of Disney. As you may have read through some of the postings in this thread. There were some other movie sequels that were made by other directors. ANd not by the original director of the first movie. And soem of them went flop or didn't produced as good results for some of the film companies.

We're just making sure that Disney should have lisberger onboard if they should decide to do a remake of it or make a sequel to the original Tron. Thats all we're basically saying here.

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Kamui Todd is right on this. and I agree with him on it. I am going to be wiriting this weekend to Disney about this as well. And I'm doing it the oild fashion way by snail mail. Sometime even in todays fast pavesd world. It's easy simply blacklist, block and send back an email saying that the person is no longer working for X company. Here this way by good old snail mail. At least they can't say that they didn't get it. Right Todd.

TheReelTodd Wrote: Kamui Wrote:*flails arms about wildly* Gyah! I don't think I wanna give up my offline address to anyone yet. What if I made a written version and scanned it in as a pdf? ^^;; ~Kamui.EXE Jeez - if you really want to write a letter that they'll actually read, you need to send it - print it to PAPER (not PDF) and fold it up, and put it in a properly addressed envelope and stamp it and drop it in the mail box, etc. For all the effort you'd take to write it, scan it, and convert to PDF - snail mailing it shouldn't require much extra effort. And I'm sure that no one at Disney will use your return address for anything malicious. If anything, you'd stand to get a response if you include your return address, though that would be unlikely. Still, if you're uncomfortable with it, just send the letter without a return address. It will still get where it's going so long as you have it clearly labeled.

Compucore Wrote:Kamui Todd is right on this. and I agree with him on it. I am going to be wiriting this weekend to Disney about this as well. And I'm doing it the oild fashion way by snail mail. Sometime even in todays fast pavesd world. It's easy simply blacklist, block and send back an email saying that the person is no longer working for X company. Here this way by good old snail mail. At least they can't say that they didn't get it. Right Todd. TheReelTodd Wrote: Kamui Wrote:*flails arms about wildly* Gyah! I don't think I wanna give up my offline address to anyone yet. What if I made a written version and scanned it in as a pdf? ^^;; ~Kamui.EXE Jeez - if you really want to write a letter that they'll actually read, you need to send it - print it to PAPER (not PDF) and fold it up, and put it in a properly addressed envelope and stamp it and drop it in the mail box, etc. For all the effort you'd take to write it, scan it, and convert to PDF - snail mailing it shouldn't require much extra effort. And I'm sure that no one at Disney will use your return address for anything malicious. If anything, you'd stand to get a response if you include your return address, though that would be unlikely. Still, if you're uncomfortable with it, just send the letter without a return address. It will still get where it's going so long as you have it clearly labeled.

*Sigh* I'll stick to my visual commontary and screw with the minds of those "jumping on the bandwagon" instead....

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Wallyrus Wrote:"Pain is temporary, Film is forever." I say just let 'em do whatever it is that they want to do. Making a bad remake of the original isn't going to make the original TRON sease to exist or something.

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I am all for a remake. Considering Peter Jackson did so well on LOTR, we could use some new blood concoucting a vibrant and revitalized TRON world-and any new TRON movie would be terrific. It's not like the picture quality could look bad or something...

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flynn1978 Wrote:Expanding the characters, history, and location in which TRON took place (in order to make a more true TRON sequel) is probably too costly a task to accomplish. That's why a remake is probably gonna get the silver screen. A remake is very cost effective, and this saves a lot of time trying to get the screenplay and first film to mesh, meld and be vibrant for today's audiences. Also, the actors from the first film would be hard to coax into a TRON sequel. Finding those who would look like them would be daunting too, if a TRON 2 would be taking place not long after TRON.

...Uh... are you so sure about them not wanting to come back for sequel? Considering Bruce and Cindy came back for Tron 2.0 game? *scratches her head*

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jmaynard Wrote: I'll add to all of this that, if Steven can't get Disney interested in a sequel, it may be time for him to come up with a new universe...

*Taps a pencil on her desk* I would like to see a new universe but I'm also quite attached to his Tron universe. (Which is also the name of my site! How ironic! ) And I think most of us will say the same thing.

The best weapons we've got here are words (And quite possibly a few Sark )

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Ok, I just read the news update on what may be more sequel oriented and not a remake.

Whew!

But...

They STILL better not mess it up!

My early thought is that Mr. Lisberger will be consulted in this project, but not really given much of a role in terms of the sculpting of it. I'm being a little pessimistic here, but if he's reduced to just a consultant role or some kind of secondary role in this, the film may suffer from... what's the word I'm looking for... well, the same thing most here today, forgotten tomorrow films suffer from.

I hope, in whatever role Mr. Lisberger can play in this, that he is able to properly convey the essence of TRON and how it should be handled to the people who will be playing the lead role (if it not be him) in what direction it's heading. I can see this film being a great adventure... and I can see it being a heap of eye-candy full of supposed to be cool "witty" one-liners with nothing much else to offer.

It's too early to tell.

This will be very difficult for me though.

I HATE spoilers of any kind, period.

I want to know that this new film will be headed in a direction worthy of the name TRON.

BUT I also want to know... well, NOTHING else about it until I have the opportunity to experience it, UNSPOILED.

I guess the good thing is that we have a little insight to some of what may be going on through DaveTRON. And while I'm sure he'll keep his lips tightly sealed about any classified information he may find out (which I think is best), I'm sure he'll also be able to let us know what kind of vibes the whole project is setting off - be they good, bad, or just really different.

But I see the current news of this being NOT a remake, at least promising.