Does anyone else have a hard time thinking of the new "recognizers" as recognizers?
I don't remember them being called recognizers in the movie (could be wrong, though).
I just look at it and can't bring myself to call it a recognizer. This is nothing to downplay its design or anything, I just look at its design and function and don't think of recognizer...

The first time I saw the movie, I played with the word that was said by the guards when examining the programs. It was either "Games" or "Rectify."
I began taking to calling them "Rectifiers." Of course, they're still called Recognizers everywhere else, online and even the toys...so, who am I to argue, right?

I was just wondering everyone else's take on it.

It's a Recognizer. Even has the same steering controls as the old system and has search lights. Only difference is this one has the elevator lift and the legs don't rotate inward (at least not from what we have seen). How would they "Rectify?" We haven't really seen how programs get "Rectified" except for the ones that were sent to the MCP in the old system.

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Vortex.EXE Wrote:Does anyone else have a hard time thinking of the new "recognizers" as recognizers? I don't remember them being called recognizers in the movie (could be wrong, though). I just look at it and can't bring myself to call it a recognizer. This is nothing to downplay its design or anything, I just look at its design and function and don't think of recognizer... The first time I saw the movie, I played with the word that was said by the guards when examining the programs. It was either "Games" or "Rectify." I began taking to calling them "Rectifiers." Of course, they're still called Recognizers everywhere else, online and even the toys...so, who am I to argue, right? I was just wondering everyone else's take on it.

Dunno. In a story I'm working on, the "Rectifier" is the program that...wait for it...rectifies the other programs. Think of him as being like the doctor that does the lobotomy. Whether "Rectifier" has another meaning, I guess I should probably find out so I don't confuse people.

LWSrocks Wrote:Recognizers are named recognizers because... In TRON, they "recognized" programs whose functions could be useful to the MCP. In TRON: LEGACY, they "recognized" stray programs to either be put on the game grid, or "rectified". There is a Tron vehicle called the Rectifier, and it is Clu's massive ship he uses to corrupt/rectify/infect programs, for example Tron, who was put through the Rectifier to become Rinzler. Not to be confused with his Throne Ship, which Clu sits in above the game grid to watch the matches.

You speak of Clu's Sark-ish Command Carrier, yes?


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I received my Tron 20th Anniversary DVD yesterday and watched it for the first time in several years. It would seem that the stories of Tron and Tron: Legacy are very similar. In Legacy, CLU2 becomes the MCP. The two carriers were very similar. The other vehicles were upgraded as the new Grid is running on a modern server. With the exception of the Light Runner, every other vehicle came from the first film.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

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CorrupTron Wrote:It's a Recognizer. Even has the same steering controls as the old system and has search lights. Only difference is this one has the elevator lift and the legs don't rotate inward (at least not from what we have seen). How would they "Rectify?" We haven't really seen how programs get "Rectified" except for the ones that were sent to the MCP in the old system. A Recognizer is a sentinel of the system whose function is to "recognize" all activity within a system sort of like a gateway daemon.

I can't remember if it was in Tron:Betrayal or a flashback in Legacy, but we actually see rectifyer (sp?) when Clu 2.0 is created. If I remember correctly, we also see something similar come up from the ground just before the camera pans away during the flashback in Legacy when Tron gets rectified (this part could be all in my head, to be honest).

Along with more emphasis on the 'recognizer' as the name for the the vehicle, it seems that the programs within the recognizers in Legacy are used to "recognize" the suitable place for rogue programs. It's probably just 'after the fact' character/device development from the first Tron.

Speaking of gateway daemon, in the original, during the light cycle chase scene, Ram says, "Those demons are coming down". Maybe he meant daemons... very interesting.


PS - sorry my responses are so verbose. I've spent the last 5 hours writing graduate-level research analysis. It kinda bleeds it's way into my other writing.

LWSrocks Wrote:In Legacy, do you remember at the enc, they were on the solar sailer, and it docked in that big red ship that Clu and his army was in? Yeah. THAT'S the rectifier.

Yeah, you're totally killing my "that's a great descriptive term" Zen thing here, man. I'm gonna have to use it anyway I think, because I've wracked my brain and can't for the life of me think of a better "job title" for that particular character. He does the rectification (far more than the ship does, I'm sure)....what else would I call him?? At any rate, the story makes it pretty explicitly clear what is being referred to. And I find it plausible that the Rectifier (program) does his work in the Rectifier (ship).

In Legacy you can see some elements of the rectifying process. When Flynn, Sam and Quorra reach the carrier you see programs being unloaded from various containers, and walking into a wide hall filled with light. In another shot shortly after that you can see newly rectified programs come out of the large circular section on the side of the ship. Somewhere in between the process changes them.

So the Rectifier is both the name of the carrier, and the name of a major component of the carrier. It's not an individual program.

I know "recognizer" was a term used in early computing, and found this definition of another term that gives an idea what the meaning was:

antlr: "ANother Tool for Language Recognition, (formerly PCCTS) is a language tool that provides a framework for constructing recognizers, compilers, and translators from grammatical descriptions containing Java, C#, or C++ actions."

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