So, I was kind of flipping through Tron scenes today and caught this image:


I don't think I ever noticed it before, but when Tron's disc passes through the guy it blows a hole in him and some of his digital guts go flying out the back.

Pretty brutal stuff Neat effect though.... goes by very fast.

Isn't it amazing how pretty much any single frame of TRON is like a beautiful digital/electronic work of art? I think that's very impressive, ESPECIALLY for a film of that time.

I noticed that kind of stuff a while back. I even noticed that Sark's head split and some of his digital brain matter was displaced in TRON's fatal blow to him. I thought it was really cool.

I like that kind of thing. I'm not a sick-o or anything... or maybe I am, I guess that's a matter of opinion. I think in scenes and events like this, there should be something that gives it the dramatic effect, a little shot factor, and a definite feeling of finality to it.

I remember as a kid, seeing Star Wars in 1977. The fact that it actually showed blaster bolts hitting people and causing burns/smoke flashes on them really sold the effect to me as well as made the battles seem that much more intense. It didn't feel like a kiddie movie to me and I really liked. Of course, Mr. Lucas removed all that stuff in the tarnished "Special Edition" (special as in should have been wearing a helmet!), but thank God I was able to get a DVD of the original, original trilogy that still had those cool effects in there.

Yeah - I like effects like that. Like I said - they make the scenes work better in my book... and they're just cool.

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TronFAQ Wrote:That's probably because I felt it was a really cool way for Sark to receive his comeuppance.

Plus for me it backed up the statement "I'm also better than you!"

BAM!