That sounds like one of the best days of ones life, I don't know, I wish I could see Tron in theaters. Happy about it, we are all happy that it happened and everyone is interested, and we can be able to talk about with out getting funny looks from bystanders. I am happy everyone is who they are.

I remember after seeing Tron the first time my friends and I all played "Discs" by throwing pillows at each other and deflecting them, etc etc.

We were having such a great time, but my parents made me leave and go home. I remember that part distinctly!. I wanted to stay and play pillow-discs!!!!


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I remember my first time quite vividly, as I was about 19 or 20 at the time . Anyway I got my first tase of the Tron world through the game Tron 2.0. After playing through most of the single player campaign, I decided to try multiplayer (as I do with most game I buy). On the online LC grids, I met a group of fans of the film and they told me I had to see it. A quick trip to eBay later, and I was the proud owner of a slightly used wide-screen version of the 20th anneversary DVD. I remember popping it into my DVD player connected to my 20-something inch curved screen TV and my stereo shelf system. As I sat there and watched it, I suddenly realized what they were talking about. To this day I'm still a bit dissappointed that I'm too young to remember it in the theater.where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

Wow, Qix77 - that was quite a vivid stroll down memory lane!

I think you remember more about the first time you saw TRON than I do.

I'll nutshell mine.

I had first leaned about TRON during a really cool TV special called "Computers Are People Too". They did a whole bit on an amazing new animation - computer animation! It was so cool to see such imagery that looked... well, so 3D. At the time, I remember thinking it looked more 3D than real life! TRON wouldn't be released until several months later. I believe Computers Are People Too was released in the fall of 1981, with a replaying a while later. Memory could be a bit off.

When TRON finally came out, I was very excited. I knew a guy who had already seen it and he said it was really cool. I remember that it got a 7 out of 10 rating in the paper, and I didn't understand how it wasn't rated a 10.

I finally got to see it, probably a week or two after it was released, when my grandparents too my younger brother and I to good old "Cine 6" theatre (it's gone now).

We sat in the 1st or 2nd row of the theatre, as I recall. Our grandparents sat two rows behind us. I was 11 years old and I knew I was in for the experience of my life!

The film started, the first light cycle sequence played out - the brief sequence where Sark derezzed the guy playing in the arcade. I was so happy to see some of that amazing computer animation so early on in the film. It was truely magical - I really can't explain how incredibly amazing it was for me. I can't even come close to the feeling of excitement it made me feel.

The film played on, I understood everything that was going on. I was already really in to computers at the time and loved the thought of "life" (so to say) in the digital world. I loved the concept of cyber space... long before the term "cyber space" existed. I loved the glowing circuitry on the characters. I loved all the nerdy techno-talk. I loved every minute of the film. I even remember many sequences in the film AS I SAW them that day in the summer of 1982. I clearly remember Alan getting called to Dillinger's office. I remember him getting angry and going to hit the elevator door, only to have it open. I remember Flynn getting smacked in the face with a pillow by Laura. I remember Clu's derezzing, and thinking how cool and creepy that was at the same time. I remember Flynn playing Space Paranoids, and the camera angle of him playing from the game's screen POV. I remember him winning and saying "it's all in zee wrists". I remember Laura saying "shall we dance" jingling her keys...

Ok, I think it's safe to say I remember pretty much everything FROM THE POV of me seeing the film that first time. The film etched in my brain that day. It stayed and has been reinforced with man subsequent viewings of it.

I clearly remember getting bummed out when Flynn was exiting the computer and materializing in the real world. The ride was almost over. Wow - I'm getting choked up over here! I mean, I am really remembering my emotions of how I felt that day!

As the film was ending, I remember how the shot was sped up to show the city fading from day to night. At the time, I misunderstood that scene. I remember thinking it was showing the transition from real world to digital world, in a way that reflected the streets in the real world have their counterparts in the digital world (thinking that the lights and glow were supposed to be the digital world again). But that shot was only a time lapse view of day becoming night. But I remember taking it in that way.

Other memories I have include some not so happy moments.

I remember telling my friends I had seen TRON... only to hear "so what?"

I remember talking to my friends about TRON only to find out they didn't care about it.

I remember thinking... no, I remember KNOWING that TRON would be as big as Star Wars! Instead, TRON was there and gone so very fast.

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Okay, now that I've had a chance to read through your post, TheReelTodd, I will comment a bit more (Sorry about the nutshell thing... it had to be done )

It was very nice hearing your story; thanks for sharing. I enjoyed reading it. It seems Tron is a film that resonates powerfully with some of us for some reason.

Unfortunately, my memory is not as good as yours. I remember my oldest brother took me and my other brother to the movie theater to watch Tron, but (sadly) all I remember is the Dillinger's helicopter flying in. I remember thinking how cool that was. Sadly, though, I think I might've been sick or tired or something, because I think I slept through the movie If I had watched it all, surely I couldn't forget that entire experience like I have??? *sigh* If I could go back to that day, I would definitely watch and absorb it all; committing it all to long-term memory -- for Tron is such a big part of my life now.

Neither of my brothers really care about Tron nowadays. One of them has nothing to do with it and the other (oldest) likes Tron, but doesn't ever watch it or anything. He can relate to it a bit, though.

Even though I don't remember much from the experience of seeing it in the theater, I do remember watching Tron on video at least 2 or 3 times at school within the few years that followed; like during summer school activities, or holiday celebration days, or similar. And those occasions helped to shape Tron as a sentimental/nostalgic film for me, because those were fun, freeing times. When I watch the movie nowadays, I still sometimes get the same feelings inside that I felt long ago when I watched it. (The recognizer searching with its search light is one of the scenes that does this for me almost every time.) And whenever I get these feelings, I try not to interfere with them. I do all I can to bathe in those emotions (because they are so brief and only last a few seconds) and not over-analyze or think too much; for fear that I will suck myself out of the moment, forget what the feeling is like and never be able to get back when I watch the movie again. (Weird, I know...)

TheReelTodd wrote: I clearly remember getting bummed out when Flynn was exiting the computer and materializing in the real world. The ride was almost over. Wow - I'm getting choked up over here! I mean, I am really remembering my emotions of how I felt that day!

I know what you mean; thanks again for sharing. I can get kinda choked up a little, too, when I have the flashback moments that I described above.

TheReelTodd wrote: As the film was ending, I remember how the shot was sped up to show the city fading from day to night.

I don't think I consciously remember this scene very much from long ago, but this scene can easily choke me up today if I let it. The music and the artistry of it puts me in a reflective mood where I wish I could go back to that time in 1982 -- if only for a few moments -- where life was so much easier and more innocent. Life passes us by so quickly now. I think as we get older, we all sometimes wish for it to somehow slow down a little.

This film was the greatest film ever... why no respect?

It really was. Well, at least I liked it, too I think it really helps if you were into arcades and computers back then. I think some people maybe just get sensory-overload with all the visuals and don't appreciate video game stories. Maybe those people need fewer visuals, fewer pauses in dialogue, less 'techy' stuff; I don't know. Fortunately, I've been surrounded by others in my life around me who also enjoy Tron. They don't obsess about it as much as me, but at least they understand Tron and understand where I'm coming from.

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Cirus Voltair: SOR (Sora.exe)



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Satan's Hollow: DJ (DJ Aussie), KP (Kia), SK (Sketch)

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Shnobi: TRT (the Reel Todd), KAR (Karl), DT. (Dave Tron)

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My first time watching tron was far different from all of yours. No theatre, no 80's, no arcade games, no lights, no commercials for tron. nothing original. I didn't matter, the experience is the experience with or without all that stuff.

My mom told me about Tron in late 2004 after I got interested in space invaders. My imagination soared wild with the space invaders, through drawing T-shirt, (didn't get a cabinet, wanting one) etc. My mom said that it reminded her of Tron, which she loved.

We went and rented it at blockbuster the day after. We went into the kitchen where we had our only VCR, stuck it in and watched it for the few hours that it was. We popped 4 bags of popcorn, ate all of it, into the movie and all. Wow. Best movie ever, hands down, better than space invaders.

my brother watched it with me the second time, he gave it a 3 outa 10. Same with dad.

I remember thinking, WHAT?! 3?! I wondered if he was having mental trauma or something.

Tron led me through alot of painful steps in life, disrespect, no friends, depression, some weren't, I got better grades, my interests in everything increased, life was good for a while.

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Hikaru.EXE Wrote:We went and rented it at blockbuster the day after. We went into the kitchen where we had our only VCR, stuck it in and watched it for the few hours that it was. We popped 4 bags of popcorn, ate all of it, into the movie and all. Wow. Best movie ever, hands down, better than space invaders. my brother watched it with me the second time, he gave it a 3 outa 10. Same with dad. I remember thinking, WHAT?! 3?! I wondered if he was having mental trauma or something.

Thanks for sharing your 1st experience with TRON, Hikaru.EXE.

I think it's cool that younger folks are still digging TRON. To me, it is a sign of greatness. I mean that.

Look at how all of us TRON fans have gathered here and enjoy each others company so much. No flaming. No trolls. No heated arguments over petty things at all. We're all friends, young and old. TRON brought us together. And we all share other similar interests.

The fact that you enjoy TRON so much is a good sign. You will do well in life (of course, you still have to work at it). I think it's cool that you have such a great appreciation of the older stuff from the 80's that we all love here!

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I can't believe you fell asleep during the film!

Well, TRT, I don't know for a fact that I did. That's my only logical explanation as to why I don't consciously remember anything (except the helicopter) from the movie that first time I saw it. It could also be that my memory just sucks and I didn't really understand it or care for it the first time I saw it and so blocked it out? I have no clu. I'll ask my brother today what he remembers; we're meeting at a barbecue today.

Hikaru wrote: My first time watching tron was far different from all of yours. No theatre, no 80's, no arcade games, no lights, no commercials for tron. nothing original. I didn't matter, the experience is the experience with or without all that stuff.

Exactly. It doesn't matter when you saw it. What matters is your experience and that you were moved by the film, and that you're now at the Sector! where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online