Cam_the_Man Wrote: I agree, religion plays a huge role in TRON and should be retained in the sequel. No buts. The excuse will probably be "Well in today's modern society we don't want to be insensitive to those who aren't religious." Well they can suck it up, or not watch the movie, their choice.

I also agree. The idea of a godlike persona on our plane of existence is still a fun idea to turn around with the humans being godlike to some other beings. The programs perspective of Users makes perfect sense. They would naturally be polytheistic if actually self-aware, though most loyal to their own creator(s).

Cam_the_Man Wrote:And I have a feeling that the whole idea that events in the computer world happen instantaneously will be thrown out the window, but I hope not.

I conjectured before that the script might be taking a Shadowrun approach with cyberland time being able to coincide with realword time as convenient. The original movie never showed a clock or real-world events for reference as to how long Flynn was gone. There was just the insinuation of morning after he grabs the printout. I guess we'll just have to see.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

Meatsack Wrote:[quote Cam_the_Man Wrote:And I have a feeling that the whole idea that events in the computer world happen instantaneously will be thrown out the window, but I hope not. I conjectured before that the script might be taking a Shadowrun approach with cyberland time being able to coincide with realword time as convenient. The original movie never showed a clock or real-world events for reference as to how long Flynn was gone. There was just the insinuation of morning after he grabs the printout. I guess we'll just have to see.

I'm curious, how well did that work out?

Cam_the_Man Wrote: Meatsack Wrote:[quote Cam_the_Man Wrote:And I have a feeling that the whole idea that events in the computer world happen instantaneously will be thrown out the window, but I hope not. I conjectured before that the script might be taking a Shadowrun approach with cyberland time being able to coincide with realword time as convenient. The original movie never showed a clock or real-world events for reference as to how long Flynn was gone. There was just the insinuation of morning after he grabs the printout. I guess we'll just have to see. I'm curious, how well did that work out?

In my Shadowrun experiences (1st thru 3rd editions), deckers were handled "on the side" by the GM. It was usual that someone on the physical run had some sort of comlink with the decker so that he could attempt hacks as needed instead of having the whole group take a long snack break while the GM and the decker played out the cyberworld scenario entirely.

In-game realworld time would "pause" as the results of the deckers actions were figured out since it was widely accepted that computers processed near instantaneously. While waiting for his services to be needed again, the decker usually had a security camera or other device to keep track of the team and watch the action. Yes, there are metaphysical issues to be ignored, but it worked in storytelling.order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

The Cinexpo footage turned out to be the old trailer from last year, not a new one.

But there's a rumor that a new trailer is ready and will be shown at Comicon. I'm just wondering if Disney will release it online to the public this time, or hold on to it again. I think they'll release it this time. But maybe not right away? They might wait a few days/weeks.

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xalener Wrote:No one managed to cam it? lol.

That or no one wants to share.

I just noticed an update in the cast: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0261633/

Unconfirmed Spoilers below:
As always, we should take anything that's posted on IMDb with a grain of salt...a BIG grain of salt.

I looked all over the internet on Amy Esterle and IMDb is the only place that mentions it. Not even her Twitter profile and her portfolio mention it.

The only thing that links her to Tron is that she's in Vancouver.

TRON.dll Wrote:So, about how long do you people think we can expect this movie to be? 1.5 hrs to 2.5 hrs are general movie times.

Good question.

I compared Tron 2's shooting schedule with Transformers 2's shooting schedule. Transformers 2 took 84 days to shoot. Tron 2 has 92 days (more or less; I'm not a great counter ). Honestly, I don't know if more days equals more film length or not, but I guess it really depends on the script and if there's any deleted scenes.

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TRON.dll Wrote: Mr. Sinistar Wrote:Speaking of deleted scenes, does anyone think there should be a love scene in Tron 2 (along the same lines as the deleted love scene from Tron)? Wow, I really hope not. It wouldn't fit at all.

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It's better than air humping hands at one another like in the concept stuff.

The "love scene" had alot more potential in the movie than you're giving credit.

Alan and Lora were a couple(Does their son JET ring a bell?)

Their programs were introduced, doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out -

but in the movie, their reality was that they were together, the scene showed a beautiful transforming program, being sensual.

It made perfect sense, if you think that weird..... well you can guess what I'm going to say.

Gotta love a watered down Tron movie.