ShadowDragon1 User
Posts: 2,056 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 10:13 PM
I was wearing black slacks, a black shirt with black sunglasses and slicked back long hair in a pony tail long before "The Matrix".. Then after "The Matrix" came out people kept looking at me saying "you look like Neo".
I laughed because I was more inspired by the style seen in the old 80's vampire film "The Hunger" and the band "Bauhaus"... LMAO.
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Posts: 2,939 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 10:23 PM
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It's all fun and games till Kevin Flynn programs the MCP with a Fart app.
MCP: Stop... Please!... You realize I can't allow this!
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typicaltronname User
Posts: 1,667 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 10:33 PM
Not to go far off topic, but someone mentioned where the programs came from.
Well, since I didn't see any I/O towers, I can only assume Flynn is the on and only user.
As respects to clothing, good question!
No idea how Flynn came in already with gladioator-ish clothes, whereas Sam had to have new clothes put on.
Flynn was given his Identity disc by Sark, apparently. And Sam got his from the Sirens.
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ShadowDragon1 User
Posts: 2,056 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 11:19 PM
New system with new rules and applications. Makes sense to me.
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Posts: 64 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 11:45 PM
Kat Wrote:Oh no, I thought the hippie thing was over and the 80s were back. I was dressing like a hippie before the trendy girls picked it up in the past few years...just waiting for all their discards to hit the thrift stores.
I happen to love the fashion in the movie, regardless of what time style it might hail from (and I certainly don't pin it down to the 90s. All I remember of the late 80s/early 90s is spandex leggings, crimped hair done up in side ponytails, and day-glo everything--don't wanna see Tron show up in a slap bracelet, thanks, even if it'd likely be an @$$-kicking slap bracelet). Doesn't hurt that I have a personal love of black eyeliner, which seems to be quite the style in the Grid. I'd go there for the fashion in an instant, especially if I had time to tone up the ol' booty a bit before I had to step into something so form-fitting. (I'd pass on the high heels that seem so ubiquitous to female hero movie characters, though. I'd be an awful movie vixen even if I were hot--you wouldn't catch me trying to kick tail in heels and worrying about turning an ankle while in a fight for my life. Be combat boots all the way. That's pretty much my only disappointment when it came to fashion for this show.) |
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Posts: 64 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Tuesday, December, 28, 2010 11:54 PM
Kat Wrote:Oh no, I thought the hippie thing was over and the 80s were back. I was dressing like a hippie before the trendy girls picked it up in the past few years...just waiting for all their discards to hit the thrift stores.
I happen to love the fashion in the movie, regardless of what time style it might hail from (and I certainly don't pin it down to the 90s. All I remember of the late 80s/early 90s is spandex leggings, crimped hair done up in side ponytails, and day-glo everything--don't wanna see Tron show up in a slap bracelet, thanks, even if it'd likely be an @$$-kicking slap bracelet). Doesn't hurt that I have a personal love of black eyeliner, which seems to be quite the style in the Grid. I'd go there for the fashion in an instant, especially if I had time to tone up the ol' booty a bit before I had to step into something so form-fitting. (I'd pass on the high heels that seem so ubiquitous to female hero movie characters, though. I'd be an awful movie vixen even if I were hot--you wouldn't catch me trying to kick tail in heels and worrying about turning an ankle while in a fight for my life. Be combat boots all the way. That's pretty much my only disappointment when it came to fashion for this show.) |
Yes hippie is back. Lol. Check out American Gold website. But I wnt do bells even if im Elvis son. I think heels are cliched since it's been done to death. For the ninties quote I think it's more early 2000. The 90's wud forever be abt grunge. Kurt is dead. Long live nirvana.
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zordmaker User
Posts: 66 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 4:03 AM
Sub-Odeon Wrote: Sirens strip Sam to his boxer-briefs. |
yeah well.. pity poor Sam, I guess they're locked in there now never to be changed..
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Posts: 66 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 4:40 AM
ShadowDragon1 Wrote:New system with new rules and applications. Makes sense to me. |
Good, then.
That means next time we can expect another completely new interpretation when the whole thing is run on someone else's system..
Because I can't get used to the idea of TRON programs looking like that forever..
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ShadowDragon1 User
Posts: 2,056 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 4:52 AM
The Programs looked pretty dang cool IMO. I liked the blend of noir elements, 80's "Blade Runner" style cyber punk aesthetics, and the streamlined look of the battle suits. It looked pretty dang frakkin sweet in my view.
For those into making costums for Cons, it's relatively easier to make a TL style costume and looks better IMO that white spandex and re-purposed hockey gear. While it looked great in the original Tron. It doesn't look so great in 2010-2011 unfortunately.
No matter how much El Wire or expensive glow-pain one could use. Especially if one is not exactly an slim atheletic build type of person and look goofy in tight fitting spandex.
A nicely made Tron Legacy style outfit is more doable and can still look great.
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Posts: 134 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 3:56 PM
Kat Wrote:Oh no, I thought the hippie thing was over and the 80s were back. I was dressing like a hippie before the trendy girls picked it up in the past few years...just waiting for all their discards to hit the thrift stores.
I happen to love the fashion in the movie, regardless of what time style it might hail from (and I certainly don't pin it down to the 90s. All I remember of the late 80s/early 90s is spandex leggings, crimped hair done up in side ponytails, and day-glo everything--don't wanna see Tron show up in a slap bracelet, thanks, even if it'd likely be an @$$-kicking slap bracelet). Doesn't hurt that I have a personal love of black eyeliner, which seems to be quite the style in the Grid. I'd go there for the fashion in an instant, especially if I had time to tone up the ol' booty a bit before I had to step into something so form-fitting. (I'd pass on the high heels that seem so ubiquitous to female hero movie characters, though. I'd be an awful movie vixen even if I were hot--you wouldn't catch me trying to kick tail in heels and worrying about turning an ankle while in a fight for my life. Be combat boots all the way. That's pretty much my only disappointment when it came to fashion for this show.) |
This one is female! How is it you haven't been swarmed with admirers yet?
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Posts: 234 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 5:03 PM
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I also noticed the eyeliner, for males and females both. In fact, the Grid seemed a rather androgynous place in many respects, at least when it came to makeup. But I suppose if Captain Jack Sparrow can be a poster boy for Clarol, we mustn't complain about male programs running around with dark liner around their eyes.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill
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ShadowDragon1 User
Posts: 2,056 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 5:21 PM
My *only* complaint/disappointment in the movie is that I think the digitization and travel into The Grid should of been fully visualized, with fly though of the digital wormhole, and flying through the digital bits and pixel and eletron blips etc...
Other than that, I think Disney should of given Kosinski a little more time and money to film additional scenes that he wanted to film to make it a 2hr 50 min movie like he wanted.
Perhaps they will let him do an extended directors cut for DVD & BluRay...
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DarthMeow504 User
Posts: 134 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 5:37 PM
ShadowDragon1 Wrote: My *only* complaint/disappointment in the movie is that I think the digitization and travel into The Grid should of been fully visualized, with fly though of the digital wormhole, and flying through the digital bits and pixel and eletron blips etc...
Other than that, I think Disney should of given Kosinski a little more time and money to film additional scenes that he wanted to film to make it a 2hr 50 min movie like he wanted.
Perhaps they will let him do an extended directors cut for DVD & BluRay... |
If that happens, I believe it will alleviate some of my concerns brought up in my thread. The movie ends up very spare in a lot of ways, you can tell they cut it down to keep the pacing fast and the runtime short. There was so much more that we didn't get to see, including some of the pure beauty shots that I feel would have made for a better film.
Tron was in many ways an art film, and they often focused on the visuals for the sake of the visuals, creating spectacular views at times in spite of creating long minutes where nothing much happens. They brought the visual wow. It was clear that Legacy was held to a stricter pacing.
That alone is reason to hope that Legacy keeps it's current pace at theaters and becomes a true moneymaking success story. Disney was taking quite a risk relaunching this property, and it's clear they were only willing to go so far out on that limb. If Legacy does well, I expect the sequels to be bigger, badder, and more beautiful.
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Posts: 134 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 5:42 PM
Sub-Odeon Wrote:Heh, Kat points out one of the more obvious flaws in a lot of movie fare: the butt-kicking lady characters usually wear stripper heels -- which are improbable at best, even if eye -catching. Even Quorra's chunky-style heels aren't fight-practicle. Hate to say it, but yes, combat boots for the ladies would be the only realistic way to go. Alas, few movies will make that move, when there's a fashion statement of any sort to be made.. |
If it'd been up to me, not only would Quorra have been in combat boots, she'd have picked up her severed arm and started beating down the enemy with it. And had to be dragged away from the fight because reinforcements were showing up. Her attitude would have been "what? I could take 'em!" rather than collapse into helpless female mode.
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Posts: 1,025 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 6:48 PM
Tron Unit Wrote:Her system completely shut down.
This isn't a James Cameron film with macho manly women. That's become so cliche. |
Well, I think Quorra is kick ass and can hold her own but when you sever a limb the body tends to go into shock. I don't see why programs cannot suffer the same trauma, especially in the advanced enviroment of todays Grid.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill onlineabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion "Word to the Motherboard!" - IsoLine |
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Posts: 2,394 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 10:23 PM
zordmaker Wrote:Sub-Odeon Wrote: Sirens strip Sam to his boxer-briefs. |
yeah well.. pity poor Sam, I guess they're locked in there now never to be changed..
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Which begs the next question...do Users need to take showers in the Grid? I mean, it doesn't make much sense that they'd sweat and such, right? (I am SO doing all my workouts there from now on. I bet they don't get out of breath either, cuz they don't need to breathe or have heartbeats, right?)
DarthMeow504 Wrote:This one is female! How is it you haven't been swarmed with admirers yet? |
Obviously no one's seen my booty yet...
Sub-Odeon Wrote:Hate to say it, but yes, combat boots for the ladies would be the only realistic way to go. Alas, few movies will make that move, when there's a fashion statement of any sort to be made. |
Not to mention, geeky fanboys to be placated. Nobody went to see The Matrix to look at Carrie Moss in cargo pants, I'm sure.
It's a really good thing I'm not an actress. I'd be pitching fits: "Hell NO I wouldn't be fighting bad guys in a thong and a top that threatens to pop my boobs out at inopportune moments!" Just about the only relatively-practically-dressed female hero in movies/video games is Lara Croft.
I kinda like eyeliner on *the right guys* though. Not many can pull it off, however.
ShadowDragon1 Wrote: My *only* complaint/disappointment in the movie is that I think the digitization and travel into The Grid should of been fully visualized, with fly though of the digital wormhole, and flying through the digital bits and pixel and eletron blips etc... |
I gotta say, I'd be well willing to guess that they were hard-pressed to find a way to do it that doesn't look just like every other movie that has some sort of wormhole thing going on, from The Matrix to Bill & Ted. In which case, I almost prefer the mystery to the same-old yet again...
DarthMeow504 Wrote:If it'd been up to me, not only would Quorra have been in combat boots, she'd have picked up her severed arm and started beating down the enemy with it. And had to be dragged away from the fight because reinforcements were showing up. Her attitude would have been "what? I could take 'em!" rather than collapse into helpless female mode.
But that's just me. |
Yup, I think I love you. (And to whoever made the "manly women" comment--a woman doesn't have to be manly to be strong, thanks. Especially when you keep in mind that women tend to have higher pain thresholds than men, so she may likely have been more likely to be able to keep pushing through. The question is...if it'd been Tron with his arm off--"it's just a flesh wound!"--would he have kept fighting?? If the answer is really and truly "no," then I'm satisfied. If not, however, then yep, I'd like an explanation too) What do you want? I'm busy.
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Sub-Odeon User
Posts: 234 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Wednesday, December, 29, 2010 10:53 PM
I like to think the movie "300" makes up -- at least a little bit -- for all of the high heels and tight pants and/or tops women have been wearing in sci-fi and fantasy movies the last 20 years. (grin) Spartans did not (so far as we know) fight bare-chested and in leather BVDs. Still made for one helluva butt-kicking action-fantasy movie, though. (smile)
Those guys were trained by a local Utah gym by the way. No CGI.
Anyway, I think there is a fine line with female action-heroine characters. Too much toughness and it's overkill. Too little toughness and it's a joke. I rather liked Ripley from the second ALIEN movie. She was tough, but we also saw her be exhausted and vulnerable too, like anyone else. Ditto for heroes like Hicks. In an alternate universe, I like to imagine Ripley and Hicks hooking up and doing the older woman, younger man thing, and raising Newt together. But I digress again.
Quorra was a fairly good balance. And given how easily Tron himself is defeated and then repurposed by Clu, Quorra doesn't seem to be any less capable in a battle than the titular star of the franchise. I'm in the military (Army Reserve) and Quorra reminded me of a lot of the women (sometimes girls, given their age) I know who are also military: she is cute, spunky, doesn't take s***, knows how to handle herself when the lead starts flying, and doesn't expect the men around her to do the heavy lifting. She has initiative, creativity, and she has a sense of humor. I liked her.where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online
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Posts: 134 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Thursday, December, 30, 2010 12:11 AM
Kat Wrote:
DarthMeow504 Wrote:This one is female! How is it you haven't been swarmed with admirers yet? | Obviously no one's seen my booty yet...
DarthMeow504 Wrote:If it'd been up to me, not only would Quorra have been in combat boots, she'd have picked up her severed arm and started beating down the enemy with it. And had to be dragged away from the fight because reinforcements were showing up. Her attitude would have been "what? I could take 'em!" rather than collapse into helpless female mode.
But that's just me. | Yup, I think I love you. (And to whoever made the "manly women" comment--a woman doesn't have to be manly to be strong, thanks. Especially when you keep in mind that women tend to have higher pain thresholds than men, so she may likely have been more likely to be able to keep pushing through. The question is...if it'd been Tron with his arm off--"it's just a flesh wound!"--would he have kept fighting?? If the answer is really and truly "no," then I'm satisfied. If not, however, then yep, I'd like an explanation too) |
I can't speak for others, but a woman of intelligence and strong will and geeky appreciation of sci fi in general and Tron is specific IS my idea of hot regardless of the shape of her bottom. The brain is the sexiest of all organs, after all.
And I agree with you entirely on the pain threshold and the "would the male hero be depicted thusly?" test. There is the fact that Tron was shown as defeated by a similar number of guards, so that's points in the movie's favor. But I still get the feeling that with a similar injury he'd at least attempt to fight on even if he couldn't. And if he had to be carried out it would have been the soldier-esque lean on his buddies and they run out rather than the full carry like a rescue victim. It's very rare that male heroes are allowed to look weak even for a moment, while female ones don't get the same consideration.
There's still a long way to go before there's truly equal representation.
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ShadowDragon1 User
Posts: 2,056 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Thursday, December, 30, 2010 12:24 AM
I don't think that Quorra having her arm severed from her and her going catatonic had anything to do with her being a female. I'm sure any Program recieving such severe damage would collapse into a catatonic state.
It's sort of like when there's some code error or glitch and the program your running crashes and freezes up or you get a blue screen of death (a BSOD) the Program has to be shut down, HD maybe needing a defrag and then reload the program and it back up and running fine. Being an Iso she's lucky her digital dna could self repair (once the damaged code was removed) and her arm rezzed back.
If a non-Iso Program had it's arm severed it might not function ever again and might eventually derez completely.
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zordmaker User
Posts: 66 | RE: The old and new worlds of TRON on Thursday, December, 30, 2010 4:54 AM
Kat Wrote:zordmaker Wrote:Sub-Odeon Wrote: Sirens strip Sam to his boxer-briefs. |
yeah well.. pity poor Sam, I guess they're locked in there now never to be changed..
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Which begs the next question...do Users need to take showers in the Grid? I mean, it doesn't make much sense that they'd sweat and such, right? (I am SO doing all my workouts there from now on. I bet they don't get out of breath either, cuz they don't need to breathe or have heartbeats, right? |
Yeah well this brings up al that "break the rules" stuff I was on about in my review. It spoils the movie (for me). The first movie set a standard that everyone on the Grid had more or less the same look. The circuits and form fitting was basically their native form (nude?) and then they put things on top of it.
As opposed to T:L where now we assume it's not them we're looking at but in fact clothes on top of them, and that there's something else underneath.
I went through all this crap with the Power Rangers movie in 1994. Fortunately the powers that be saw my side of the argument (only as if by accident) because when they started filming scenes with no visors on helmets (that was the first night I was scheduled on set) I had kittens and hapily told certain art directors that they were being stupid. 3 weeks and about 5 million dollars later they saw sense and put the visors back in.
Why is this relevant to Tron? Because the argument I had with Craig (Stearns, Prod Des) over PRTM was that when the rangers morph they are not "putting on clothes" but "changing into something else, with a new external appearance". They dismissed me as the "mad nutter on set who is actually a fan of the show" but I was proven right in the end, perhaps I drew more respect when they realised that I actually put some thought in to the zord designs and , well, blah blah.
So opinion? They should have kept the original look then dressed stuff on top of it. When Sam arrived, h should have looked exactly the same as Flynn did in the original film. This would have stood out like a sore thumb against the others, which is what they wanted anyway.
They could then have taken him to the "wardrobe" and "dressed" the new look on top of that so as to make him look like the others.
That would have set the standard in respect of the existing rules and also set a path as to how the old became the new, it would have done everything.
In short ; there's no flesh and bone in your computer and so there should be none in TRON either.
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