ZootCatchy Wrote:last countdown promo pictureprobably))) looks a lot like previous one)

Where'd you get that picture? I don't see it on the facebook page yet.

Histrion Wrote: RenegadeProgram Wrote: You're partly right - but let's be real: where is that money coming from that they'd be making when the movie comes out? Or more specifically, out of whose pockets? The pockets of the people that would be going to see it, buy the picture books, buy the video games, and all related media, right??? I really can't imagine that the Disney Corporate Pocketbook (TM) would take that huge of a hit if they were to delay a *trailer* for four days. It's not even the movie. The movie isn't even coming out for... let's see... 289 days. I mean, I want to see the trailer, too -- and I doubt seriously I'll be able to see Alice opening weekend, so I'm going to be looking for it online -- but really, Disney could delay the release of the trailer for months and it wouldn't affect whether I'm going to see the film. How you choose to spend your money is, of course, up to you. ;-)

Yes, I have the prerogative and wherewithall to spend my money how I choose. I did not say I didn't want to see Tron Legacy, either. Yes, I know the movie's not out for 289 days (due to processing visfx, editing, reshoots, pickup shots, answer print, workprint, test audiences, sound mixing, foley mixing, distribution, marketing, and all the other phases left to complete the finished movie), I know that Disney may not take a huge hit if they don't release the trailer online tomorrow, but one fact still stands, and that fact is not negated whatsoever by whatever Disney or any company on this planet, decides: companies cannot make money without PLEASED customers who are willing to part with their money. That is the fundamental, irrefutable first and foremost principle of business. There's also some other elements that go into that principle such as building a good rapport with customers, and pleasing the customers so that they'll want to part with their money from the gate - and from what I've read, there are many (especially those who were not fortunate enough to attend the special 5-city screenings last week, and those who were at the New York screening )who are already pissed off at HOW the business was handled.

For the sake of argument, in my little 2-cents, saying the trailer will be released online soon after the special screening, then saying it will be released online on Friday, then saying it won't be released online until 10 days after the exclusive special screening, may piss off even more people. Just pick a date, stick with it, and stop changing it around more than a couple times, and just be straight-up. Yes, a little mystery is understandable - but as even someone else said on this site, being patient with Disney is akin to torture.

RenegadeProgram Wrote: Histrion Wrote: RenegadeProgram Wrote: You're partly right - but let's be real: where is that money coming from that they'd be making when the movie comes out? Or more specifically, out of whose pockets? The pockets of the people that would be going to see it, buy the picture books, buy the video games, and all related media, right??? I really can't imagine that the Disney Corporate Pocketbook (TM) would take that huge of a hit if they were to delay a *trailer* for four days. It's not even the movie. The movie isn't even coming out for... let's see... 289 days. I mean, I want to see the trailer, too -- and I doubt seriously I'll be able to see Alice opening weekend, so I'm going to be looking for it online -- but really, Disney could delay the release of the trailer for months and it wouldn't affect whether I'm going to see the film. How you choose to spend your money is, of course, up to you. ;-) Yes, I have the prerogative and wherewithall to spend my money how I choose. I did not say I didn't want to see Tron Legacy, either. Yes, I know the movie's not out for 289 days (due to processing visfx, editing, reshoots, pickup shots, answer print, workprint, test audiences, sound mixing, foley mixing, distribution, marketing, and all the other phases left to complete the finished movie), I know that Disney may not take a huge hit if they don't release the trailer online tomorrow, but one fact still stands, and that fact is not negated whatsoever by whatever Disney or any company on this planet, decides: companies cannot make money without PLEASED customers who are willing to part with their money. That is the fundamental, irrefutable first and foremost principle of business. There's also some other elements that go into that principle such as building a good rapport with customers, and pleasing the customers so that they'll want to part with their money from the gate - and from what I've read, there are many (especially those who were not fortunate enough to attend the special 5-city screenings last week, and those who were at the New York screening )who are already pissed off at HOW the business was handled. For the sake of argument, in my little 2-cents, saying the trailer will be released online soon after the special screening, then saying it will be released online on Friday, then saying it won't be released online until 10 days after the exclusive special screening, may piss off even more people. Just pick a date, stick with it, and stop changing it around more than a couple times, and just be straight-up. Yes, a little mystery is understandable - but as even someone else said on this site, being patient with Disney is akin to torture.

You could have said "Now get me that Tron Legacy trailer file I asked for" and gotten the same message across while at the same time making a clever reference to the original movie.

So, I saw Alice tonight in 3D, accompanied by the Legay Trailer. And I must say, I'm very impressed. I like the new suit design to an extent, but I wish the circuitry had been as complex as the original designs.
Thoughts and opinions?

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interesting...book about the world of Tron Legacy :

http://www.amazon.com/Tron-Legacy-Derezzed-James-Gelsey/dp/1423131525/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1267932477&sr=8-12

These are all the listings I got from Books In Print while I was at work. Mostly kids books, but maybe one or two that aren't. I really want the first one

The Art and Making of Tron
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3149-6
Price: $60
Pages: 160
Product description:
The160-page high-end book, The Art and Making of Tron: Legacy takes fans inside the making of the upcoming Tron film. Full of beautiful concept illustrations, set designs, character bios, film scenes, and introductions and afterwords, The Art and Making of Tron: Legacy will be a must for collectors and fans. The slightly oversized landscape trim format, the cover effects, and the gatefolds will also make this a unique and stunning addition to anyone's coffee table.

Tron the Junior Novel (probably geared for ages 9 to 12)
Author: Alice Alonsi
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3153-3
Price: $5.99
Pages: 144
Product description:
Sam Flynn is the rebellious 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn, a computer programmer who disappeared when Sam was just a child. When Sam looks into his father's disappearance, he finds himself pulled into the same world of brutal programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for almost 25 years. Along with Kevin's loyal confidante, Quora, Kevin Flynn and his son Sam must embark on a life-and-death voyage across a visually-stunning cyber universe to put an end to the evil Clu and his reign of this digital world.

Tron: the Movie Storybook (magazine sized paperback picture book)
Author: James Ponti
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3157-1
Price: $6.99
Pages: 48
Product Description: Same as the junior novel

Tron: the Betrayal (Part of the Disney Comics Initiative)
Author: Fabian Nicieza
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3463-3
Price: $9.99
Pages: 128
Product Description:
This 128-page graphic novel prequel will bridge the story between the first Tron film from 1982 and the upcoming Walt Disney Studio's film, Tron: Legacy.

Tron: Legacy: Out of the Dark (probably a chapter book for younger kids, but it doesn't clearly state that)
Author: Tennant Redbank
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3150-2
Price: $3.99
Product Description:
Twenty years ago, Sam Flynn's father vanished without a trace. Left alone, Sam grew into a young man. Haunted by the events from so long ago, Sam searches for clues that might shed light on his father's disappearance. He finds none. Still, every year, he marks the anniversary of his father's disappearance with a daredevil stunt. The routine--and the result--is always this same. But this year, he receives a mysterious message that will change everything . . . and perhaps get him out of the dark.

Tron: Legacy: into the Light
Author: Tennant Redbank
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3151-9
Price: $3.99
Product Description:
Sam Flynn is in a world beyond imagination. He is on the Grid. After pressing a button on his father's computer, Sam is transported to a place he thought only existed in stories and fantasy. But the Grid is very real--and very dangerous. When Sam draws the attention of an evil being named Clu, he will have to fight for his survival. If he fails, the light may fade on this world's hope--forever.

Tron: Legacy It's Your Call #1 (Choose Your Own Adventure style book)
Author: Carla Jablonski
ISBN: 978-1-4231-3601-9
Price: $4.99
Pages: 144
Product Description:
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VRAM, Did you see the trailer in the theatre or the leaked trailer on Youtube?

The leaked trailer's audio is so horrible in quality, and a lot of it is very garbled so it doesn't do the music justice at all.

IMO after seeing the trailer, I thought the music was pretty good and it fit the visuals of the trailer so well that I barely even noticed it.

But I think it sounds good, it is a custom track for the trailer itself according to Joseph Kosinski.