I'm also going to say that seeing Sam wearing street clothes inside the computer system was very, very weird. You never know, it may get changed. They can change things in an instant these days.

I plan on trying to do a full report of SDCC this weekend, assuming I can get over the jet lag.

Jason.exe Wrote:I just don't get what the big deal is with Sam having street clothes on. I am perfectly satisfied with Sam having his User clothes because I am endowed with the knowledge that they wanted to that in the first film but couldn't. As a hardcore TRON fan I like this. I see it that, because the system has evolved so much, and there being no MCP in control of the Digitizing process, Users are allowed to be digitized in to the Computer World in their User World form. Saying that Jet Bradley didn't appear in User clothes is totally irrelevant due to Tron 2.0 being written out of continuity. And no tronprogram, they can't remove it because they already finished that scene, and removing it would entitle half of the film being removed (not to mention those sexy Sirens).

Actually, they can remove it. They have the technology to film a scene from nothing, get the visuals done within a day or two and insert it into the movie. Just because a scene is finished, it doesn't mean it can't be removed from a movie.

I personally felt we didn't need the scene with the sirens. Sure they look nice and all, but are they really that vital to the film? Just my POV. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

Jason.exe Wrote:I just don't get what the big deal is with Sam having street clothes on. I am perfectly satisfied with Sam having his User clothes because I am endowed with the knowledge that they wanted to that in the first film but couldn't. As a hardcore TRON fan I like this. I see it that, because the system has evolved so much, and there being no MCP in control of the Digitizing process, Users are allowed to be digitized in to the Computer World in their User World form. Saying that Jet Bradley didn't appear in User clothes is totally irrelevant due to Tron 2.0 being written out of continuity. And no tronprogram, they can't remove it because they already finished that scene, and removing it would entitle half of the film being removed (not to mention those sexy Sirens).

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Jason.exe Wrote:I just don't get what the big deal is with Sam having street clothes on. I am perfectly satisfied with Sam having his User clothes because I am endowed with the knowledge that they wanted to that in the first film but couldn't. As a hardcore TRON fan I like this. I see it that, because the system has evolved so much, and there being no MCP in control of the Digitizing process, Users are allowed to be digitized in to the Computer World in their User World form. Saying that Jet Bradley didn't appear in User clothes is totally irrelevant due to Tron 2.0 being written out of continuity. And no tronprogram, they can't remove it because they already finished that scene, and removing it would entitle half of the film being removed (not to mention those sexy Sirens).

I'm in total agreement.
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Darth Tronage Wrote: Traahn Wrote:In the original movie, Flynn stares down at his hand/arm to see the organic circuitry line traces moving around. That was awesome. As a kid, it was pure wonder. Still has that effect on me. I never thought about that, but your right. The original had so much going on. The world was alive. Even when Sark was angry, his suite would brighten up to reflect his mood. The new suits just glow. At least in all the footage they've shown so far. I think it's all about merchandise. Now they can mention that the tech used for the glowing outfits is real and pitch the stuff to all the consumers. Disney can then make money off the tech when it becomes a new clothing trend. "Tron - The Infomercial"

you also have to remember that they said the process they used to make the circuitry glow in the first movie was a very long and hard process and they even said back then that the process would NEVER BE USED AGAIN.
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I think if they were going to ignore previous cannon they should have just done a reboot. But they wanted the support of the fans to promote the movie to their friends. So, they came up with this whole "it evolved" theme to explain why they decided to abandon most of the look of the original film. Disney new that the general audience would not take a film serious if it looked like Tron or Tron 2.0. A world that looks computer generated. That's what kept the previous movie from being more successful. And the film was criticized by the film industry when it came out. But us true fans got it.

Well, at least the story sounds faithful to the original. And they do have lightcycles and recognizers. Like I've said before, this movie will be a great movie from what we've seen so far. And I'm very excited to see it. That doesn't mean that I'm going to like everything they do in the movie. But it also doesn't mean that I'm going to hate the movie either. Just wish they were a little more faithful to the original movie and didn't bulldoze over Tron 2.0.

i can't believe ppl are nit-picking so much over this film.
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tronprogram Wrote: Jason.exe Wrote:I just don't get what the big deal is with Sam having street clothes on. I am perfectly satisfied with Sam having his User clothes because I am endowed with the knowledge that they wanted to that in the first film but couldn't. As a hardcore TRON fan I like this. I see it that, because the system has evolved so much, and there being no MCP in control of the Digitizing process, Users are allowed to be digitized in to the Computer World in their User World form. Saying that Jet Bradley didn't appear in User clothes is totally irrelevant due to Tron 2.0 being written out of continuity. And no tronprogram, they can't remove it because they already finished that scene, and removing it would entitle half of the film being removed (not to mention those sexy Sirens). Actually, they can remove it. They have the technology to film a scene from nothing, get the visuals done within a day or two and insert it into the movie. Just because a scene is finished, it doesn't mean it can't be removed from a movie. I personally felt we didn't need the scene with the sirens. Sure they look nice and all, but are they really that vital to the film? Just my POV.

Yes. It was 100% necessary. One, they had to introduce the characters, two he got his disk.
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bigbangbilly.exe Wrote:the way that the sirens put the armor on sam flynn is reminiscent of the "creation of tron" scene

That's a brilliant observation. I don't think it's exact in that process but it's close. I think it was meant as a relative metaphor for the digitization process.

As for the street clothes that Sam wore, I believe it is intentional due to the fact that the grid has evolved to a new server. Think of the original film's grid world as 8 or 16-bit while Tron: Legacy is probably 128-bit or higher .

So the more defined the digital world is, the more they can take on details. After all, the orange in the original was zapped into the system as an attempt for teleportation (if I'm not mistaken) and redigitized back with its entire DNA structure intact. This one was a simple shape and form but with a human, it's more complex.

KiaPurity Wrote:Eh, not true, internet was around as ARPAnet, it just happened to come around in 1983 as internet :P I mean, come on, even 1982 computers already had dial-up modems! (There's even a modem on Flynn's Apple III when he hacks into the Encom servers-- why, yes, I'm an obsessed computer history nerd >.>)

Remember wargames? 1983. Dial up very analogue phones.
Thats the way the MCP planed to concuer the world