that DOES feel right...kiddo

Jason.exe Wrote:I don't think Flynn died. I think that after being derrezed, he was sent to a "Recycling Bin", if you get my meaning. All they have to do is look for his coding and restore him.

Exactly! But I interpret it as Sam transferred the entire Grid off to his memory card onto the mobile device. I think he's going to use the ENCOM server privately without anyone knowing so that he can fix his father's Grid, visiting the world back and forth, using a new Shiva model along with Quorra.

So if Flynn is still alive but with millions of pieces all over the place, then CLU is not far behind . One thing you may want to think about is if CLU is that clever enough to make a phone call to the outside world by way of the pager, then would'nt he be this smart enough to make a back up copy of himself in case Flynn takes him down?

I'm quite shocked the LOST writers were that foolish NOT to think of that.

mastercilinder Wrote:I'm going to venture a guess and say it's the Grid and probably Flynn's data, but how Sam could fit all those other programs in there doesn't seem likely. . . . and if he saved it, is the Grid still active on the SD card? and did it automatically restore any deleted programs/objects? and where does that leave Tron/Rinzler? . . . I made more questions than answers. Oops.

Storage wasn't nearly as plentiful in 1989 as it is in 2011 and Flynn wasn't sporting a multi-rack storage system either.

Given that this was basically a restricted development environment, I'd suspect that the actual data could fit within that USB key without problem.

The explosion did not take out the whole grid.

The implied geography of the grid is Tron city at the center. The wastelands surround the city. The sea is beyond the wastelands...at least in the direction the Solar Sailor barge was traveling. The portal is of course beyond the sea...or at it's farthest reaches.

In the last shot, the explosion stops and implodes just as soon as it reaches the shore to the wasteland.

Perhaps something equivalent to a port, harbor, or infrastructure like roads near the shore might have got destroyed, but not the grid at large and not the city.

The surface of the water hardly even got disturbed, so you know Tron is fine.

Byteman Wrote: Kat Wrote:Hrm, and see, here I thought they definitely killed off Tron. One of those dramatic, bittersweet endings...as he dies, he reverts back to non-evil. *sob* Y'know, that sorta thing. Can't be Tron movies without Tron.

true. it was even confirmed in a moderately recent interview that Tron's alive, but dormant at the bottom of the SOS.

if the grid was wiped, there wouldnt've have been nything there at the end. just an empty digital space. there was clearly a shore line. but that couldnt be there if everything wuldve been erased.

he was transferring the grid to that flash drive. No doubt about it.