To Disney:
First of all, thank you. You have provided me with sooo much quality entertainment over my lifetime it's hard to put into words. Starting with The Wonderful World of Disney television show which I began watching in the early seventies. I also loved the classic era animated films like Snow White, Bambi and Fantasia and the feature films of my childhood like Escape to Witch Mountain, The Apple Dumpling Gang, The Rescuers, The Black Hole and, of course, TRON. You're even still entertaining me today with all the excellent PIXAR work including The Incredibles, Ratatouille and the brilliant Wall-e. All of this art is alot of fun but none of it is as interesting to me as TRON. I've seen it many dozens of times over the years and it's the only Disney film I own a copy of.

I love the TR2N test footage. After all these years I didn't realize how much I would want to see a TRON sequel. I just thought there wasn't any way to make it relevant today but can now see that it most certainly is. I guess determining that fact was the purpose of the test and IMO it is a resounding success! The style of the design, the "tone" and intensity of the action and the kinetics of the animation are all fantastic! It's all the more impressive with the involvement of the incomparable Jeff Bridges. I want to see this movie!

To PIXAR:
This is a challenge to you. Your computer animation is quite simply the best. You are obviously perfectly suited to be involved in creating a new TRON movie. I can only imagine how many people working for PIXAR were strongly influenced by TRON and subsequently got into computer animation and film making (like Lasseter). You have, over and over again, done exceptional work creating beautiful stories turned into award-winning movies that are generally geared toward a younger audience but still have great appeal to adults. Take this opportunity to make the first PIXAR project that is primarily a film for adults that will still have appeal for kids.
Look to The Dark Knight for guidance. I don't mean to suggest that TR2N should be as dark in tone or as gruesome but it is decidedly an adult film that is also interesting to a younger audience. But it's also a "comic book movie" or a "superhero movie." Source material of this nature is rarely taken seriously and it shows in the poor quality of the resulting films. But like good science fiction/fantasy The Dark Knight takes advantage of the possibilities of it's source material and creates a compelling story populated by fascinating characters proving yet again that regardless of the fantastic nature of the source material or premise of a film, if studios/filmmakers take it seriously, an exceptional piece of art can be created. Additionally The Dark Knight has earned about a BILLION dollars and will likely win at least one Academy Award.

So to sum up: PLEASE MAKE THIS MOVIE!
Take it seriously and take your time to do it right and you'll have at least one happy repeat customer in me.

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Dear Disney...

I'll keep this pithy.

Please add recognizers to TR2N.

Oh... and keep us updated here at the sector when you guys are ready to release new information about TR2N.



Keep up the awesome work.

Jody "Qix77" Craig

Hello Disney Employees and ALL TRON parties:

First, I want to thank you, Mr. Lisberger, Ms./Mrs. MacBird, Wendy Carlos, and Co., for providing me with an eternally-awing, mind-blowing celluloid experience that I will remember forevermore: that wonderful sci-fi multilayered metaphorical and symbolic visual feast masterpiece known as, "TRON".

I vividly remember my Mom and Dad taking me to see it back in' 82, at the age of 9. No other movie has had quite the same effect that, "TRON" has had on me. I remember jumping on my 8-speed Huffy bike and taking many happy rides to the local Thriftway store to plunk quarter after quarter into the TRON arcade game. I also remember hearing and seeing the TRON 2.0 game (unfortunately, I've not yet had a computer system with the required system specs to play it), and also remember hearing many accounts of a planned TRON sequel. I even had one of those Disney TRON Play-Along Storybooks with the record. When the 20th Anniversary Special Edition DVD came out, I was one of the first to run to the store and buy it, and spent the 5+ hours, happily watching the feature film along with all the supplemental material. I still do to this day.

Upon seeing the footage unveiled at Comic Con, especially after seeing one of my favorite actors, Jeff Bridges, returning, I became that awe-struck 9-year old all over again, and I hope that you can bring that same magic back to myself, and to the hundreds of TRON fans who watch and rewatch that cinematic gem over and over again.

If prior box office performance concerns you, fear not - rest assured that the reaction at Comic Con is only a minute indication of the herculean love that TRON fans, new and old, have for their beloved franchise, as well as the vast market and collectors of all things TRON. When TR1N came out, personal computing was in its infancy, and only a select few could relate to the technospeak and computer-related elements at that time. Now, since we live in a computerized, digitized (LOL!!!!), and technological age, much more people will understand the TRON universe and can relate to what it is about. We here at Tron-Sector, as well as the many other TRON-related websites, are eagerly awaiting the sequel and are all pumped up by the TR2N footage. The anticipation is building, especially after a 29-year wait. It's like seeing that old distant much-loved relative that you haven't seen in years.

In closing, I humbly request that in your making of TR2N, that you:
A)Keep Steven Lisberger & Co. closely involved;
B)Please keep in touch with the fans as far as what they'd like to see;
C)Keep the whole Program-User element. This is one thing that really connects the audience to the narrative contained within;
D)Link current computer trends and technology as did TR1N, i.e., viruses, firewalls, virtual memory, the internet, SD cards, wireless modems, and the like;
E)Continue drawing from classic metaphors, i.e. the David/Goliath dynamic in the final battle of TR1N, as well as the Roman Gladiators/Lightcyclist competitors dynamic, and others;
F)Push the envelope as far as special and visual fx. That's one thing that distinguishes TR1N from any other film, and has enabled films like "Toy Story", "Barnyard", and other animated features to be made, as well as making possible the creation of PIXAR. Twenty something years ago, the technology to make TR1N was much more cumbersome; nowadays, a couple of kids can make TR1N easily with a Macintosh, some high-end graphics software and Final Cut Pro;
G)In revisiting the computer world, have all updates reasonable and plausible;
H)Wendy Carlos - She is a must; Wendy is to TRON what The Force is to Star Wars, what Optimus Prime and Megatron are to Transfomers, in my humble opinion, and I still listen to her ground-breaking TRON music to this very day, as it still sounds as fresh as it did 26 years ago;
I)The aesthetic - I hope that the visual aesthetic, especially with the programs' bodies, is similar, but evolved; The TRON 2.0 aesthetic is an excellent template to build the TR2N aesthetic from, as well as TR1N;
J)Enjoy! If the audience sees enthusiasm and enjoyment from you as you make this film, especially during any marketing stuff you may do before the film is released, the fans will have no choice but to be behind you.

Again, Thank you Disney employees, Steven Lisberger, Joseph Kosinski, Jeff Bridges, the writers, editors, actors, all other TR1N/TR2N personnel, as well as Auric, DaveTRON, Lurking Horror, Kia Purity, and all the many other TRONophiles I've had the pleasure of meeting and interacting with online . We look forward to seeing you - on both sides of the screen, and on the silver screen. Thanks again for the opportunity. End of Line.


Sincerely,

Renegade Program

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Yes, I agree, and again, as far as the music is concerned: Wendy Carlos. She is to TRON what the John Williams Orchestra is to the Star Wars films. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

I have one thing to say to Disney, Pixar & Co.. Tron is art, don't sway too much from the original concept of lightcycles, tanks and recognizers, though things can be taken to the next level (that multi-layered grid ROCKS! but the platforms should be squares iso rectangle)... Don't go cheesy or humoristic like many movies (Indiana J. 4). Go serious, intellectual, static and somewhat dark.. While maintaining that gaming feel with laserbridges and moving platforms (and more suggestions in another post). It's about the World, scope, immersion and art. So far you nailed it with the trailer. I'm confident. Make it work, you owe it to yourself (Pixar)..

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