IluthraDanar Wrote:Why didn't CLU kill Flynn when he had the chance? Someone had posted the bridge scene at youtube so I watched it. CLU was furious at Flynn, was about to strike and purposely missed him. Why do you think that was?

Perhaps he wanted to keep Flynn to learn more of what it is to be a USER and how to manipulate the grid the way they can.
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Well, he doesn't just look up and go "damn, they're leaving without me". He strikes at Flynn but misses, and then goes after Sam and Quorra. I think Clu has deep feelings for Flynn as his Creator. I wish they'd had time to examine that but I know, it was an action show, not a psychology show. :-)

Programs and their creators, on the next Dr Phil.

Now what's really going to bake your noodle is what really happened after Kevin reintegrated with Clu. All we see is a super bright light, we never actually see Kevin get derezzed or anything.

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I'm not sure that Clu every wanted to actually kill Flynn.

tronleitner Wrote:If you wanna talk about derezzing Clu Tron could've done it after he defeated the Black Guards during KF's flashback. Afterall, he had 2 discs. ;-)

My pet theory is that when Tron took the Black Guard's disk, he became corrupted somehow, as you first hear that sort of purring "Rinzler" sound, when Flynn is hiding right after Tron tackles Clu.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

trench Wrote:I'm not sure that Clu every wanted to actually kill Flynn. tronleitner Wrote:If you wanna talk about derezzing Clu Tron could've done it after he defeated the Black Guards during KF's flashback. Afterall, he had 2 discs. ;-) My pet theory is that when Tron took the Black Guard's disk, he became corrupted somehow, as you first hear that sort of purring "Rinzler" sound, when Flynn is hiding right after Tron tackles Clu.

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trench Wrote:I'm not sure that Clu every wanted to actually kill Flynn. tronleitner Wrote:If you wanna talk about derezzing Clu Tron could've done it after he defeated the Black Guards during KF's flashback. Afterall, he had 2 discs. ;-) My pet theory is that when Tron took the Black Guard's disk, he became corrupted somehow, as you first hear that sort of purring "Rinzler" sound, when Flynn is hiding right after Tron tackles Clu.

I had the same idea, as if Tron got that dead program's functions since we see his style of fighting change, and voila, new corrupted program.

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@JInfantry23

I agree, much of Clu's temper tantrums were forcused on what seemed to be jealousy. In the safehouse, he cries out "liar!" after remembering his creation and how he and Flynn would change the world, together. In backstories, Flynn leaves the Grid for cycles at a time, so of course that derails Clu's directive. Since he decides to take over, he has to feel anger with Flynn. It's kinda sad really. Bridge scene, he asks Flynn , "why?" Talk about being put second after Sam! Yet he still didn't kill Flynn.

I think a big part of this film I like because Clu is so fascinating. He's cruel, yes, but we see why.

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1) The animated series will deal with the resistance and what the different factions of Programs were. Some factions are mentioned on the official website, and in the video games.

Due to filming schedule and to meet deadlines, Joe was unfortunatly could not film a slightly longer scene showing a few representatives of the resistance conversing with Castor/ Zuse was so was cut down to a brief scene with Bartik (from the resistance) briefly speaking to Castor.

2) About Rinzler's "growl". This is a probable after effect of the early Rectification process used by Clu resulted in Rinzler's vocal static "growling" and "breathing."
This I think is meant to represent that Rinzler is in-a-sense "beastial", raptor-like, able to track, capture or kill his "prey", and some of that was shown.
The "growl" is a vague hint of him being a sort of "caged animal" with a virtual leash, commanded and released only when his master Clu needs him. I think the distored, raptor-like growl is indicative of this and helps add to Rinzler's uniqueness.

3) I do not understand some people's dislike and complaints about Flynn's zen spirituality and his manner of speaking

a) Flynn has been trapped in The Grid, in hiding for what seems like to him over a thousand years. A person in that situation would typically loose his mind.
One of the few things that COULD keep a person sane is delving into self-reflection, and delving into spirituality of some sort. For Kevin Flynn it was Zen Buddhism as it deals with letting go of "wants", letting go of and dealing with those things beyond one's control.
Zen Buddhism is a reasonable, meaningful and effective spiritual philosophy for doing such, especially for a person trapped (either literally or metaphorically) by the circumstances of difficult life situatuon.

b) There's NOTHING wrong with following a Zen Buddhist path. It his uncalled for to refer to it just as "hippie crap". I've studied it for two years, and have an affinity for it, and from my experience not everyone that has a zen buddhist outlook is a "hippie".

Flynn's zen spirituality and his new perspective on things, in my view, enhanced his character and was great form of growth of his character going from the laid back, cocky and wise-cracking dude from the original film.
One can't remain cocky and wise-cracking forever, when one feels like they been trapped a dark, digital underworld for what seems like a thousand years to him.

c) Flynn is really *not* "the dude". Flynn was never shown laying around for hours of the day smoking weed, drinking "white russians", or going bowling with some random schmucks.
While the characters of Flynn and "the Dude" share *some* traits, such a degree of
laid-backness, easy going-ness, but that the only simularity IMO.

Where they greatly differ is that Kevin Flynn was actually was very motivated and had a strong creative impulse that he actually followed through on.
He created The Grid, managed the Encom corporation, and wrote game programs.
"The Dude" was *barely* motivated and no where near to Flynn's level of motivation or creative impulse.