was anyone disappointed with the 20th Anniversary DVD release of TRON? like I was.

Qix77 Wrote:I wasn't. I enjoyed all the bonus features, and the movie of course.... However I would love to have seen a little bit of the acting that was filmed before post-production.

I was upset that there was no interview with David Warner (Sark/MCP) I wanted to hear what he had to say about the film and playing the role of Sark and Sarks boss the MCP

I also wanted to see parts of the film in its black and white non fancy backlit glory.

After 20 years you think Disney would release it.

Dont get me wrong I loved the DVD Collection but other things could have been put on the DVD that wasnt. I think the entire production portfolio should have been on there as well as much more images of the actors and crew during the filming. What made the DVD collection so special was not the movie or the trailers it was the pre backlight images of the set and actors that I found most intresting.

Seeing the gaurds faces under the long over hood or getting a up close shot of the data pushers was a treat.

I wanted to see more images of the set as well.

Hell I would pay money to see the whole film before its backlighting and CGI. You obvisouly wouldn't see the whole film but it would be a treasure.

I also wanted to see the whole pre-production white against white test with the frisbee champion.

The early Tron costume is intresting would have loved to have the whole clip.

Tapper Wrote: Qix77 Wrote:I wasn't. I enjoyed all the bonus features, and the movie of course.... However I would love to have seen a little bit of the acting that was filmed before post-production. I was upset that there was no interview with David Warner (Sark/MCP) I wanted to hear what he had to say about the film and playing the role of Sark and Sarks boss the MCP I also wanted to see parts of the film in its black and white non fancy backlit glory. After 20 years you think Disney would release it. Dont get me wrong I loved the DVD Collection but other things could have been put on the DVD that wasnt. I think the entire production portfolio should have been on there as well as much more images of the actors and crew during the filming. What made the DVD collection so special was not the movie or the trailers it was the pre backlight images of the set and actors that I found most intresting. Seeing the gaurds faces under the long over hood or getting a up close shot of the data pushers was a treat. I wanted to see more images of the set as well. Hell I would pay money to see the whole film before its backlighting and CGI. You obvisouly wouldn't see the whole film but it would be a treasure. I also wanted to see the whole pre-production white against white test with the frisbee champion. The early Tron costume is intresting would have loved to have the whole clip.

All the people I talked to that have lots of background information on TRON tell me that Sam Schatz test reel is lost forever but I doubt it.

Part of the test is on the DVD as well as composites of other test with him not with a frisbee.

That footage should have been released complete just like the Tripple-I promo video.

Are there any differences in the supplement material on the 20th Anniv DVD and the Laser Disc version?

If there is can you possible list the differences.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084827/laserdisc
Either the supplements on the DVD and laser disc are different or they worded the supplements differently.

For example that Laser Disc has the supplement labeled "Pre-Production Test" as a seperate supplement.

The DVD doesnt have a seperate one.

I am curious.

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I watched TRON for like the 5th time last night. I'm planning on writing down everything that happens so I can open up a spiler thread for those very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very (abrv.) few members who've not seen it yet.

The only part I was disappointed with the 20th anniversary set was that the extra stuff wasn't captioned.

That's my only beef with the companies who don't caption the extra stuff. I like learning about what goes on in the background or making the movies. (It seems that Paramount is the only one who does caption the extra materials now...)

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