I was wondering about that barrier that Flynn, Sam and Quorra walk through at his house. Seems to have touchpoints like a grid, and makes a slight sound when its penetrated. Not a forcefield, surely, since they come and go at will, human and ISO. Can anyone tell me what that is? Thanks!

I *believe* it to be a kind of cloaking field that is hidding the Safe House from being found.

Only when Clu's forces obtained Flynn old 2nd gen white Light Cycle could they analyze it and trace it back to the Safe House...

Well, End of Line Club had it too, in Castor's personal room thing. Maybe it's just a sound barrier or something?

elleldee Wrote:Well, End of Line Club had it too, in Castor's personal room thing. Maybe it's just a sound barrier or something?

Yes that was true. I noticed it when Gem walked partially through it.

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LWSrocks Wrote: IluthraDanar Wrote: LWSrocks Wrote:Iluthra, this is the sixth thread you've made for questions about the movies, so here's my suggestion- have one thread where you put all of your queries. As for your question, I think they are just there for decoration. It's just that they're never explained in either of the movies, and you can't guess from what they do what their purpose is. My apologies. I had no idea there were rules. I will refrain from any more queries, and seek answers online elsewhere. Oh, no, no no. I'm not mad, you haven't broken any rules, ask as many questions as you want. I'm just saying it'd be better if there was one thread where you asked your questions instead of more than that. Like, next time you have a question, instead of starting a new thread, ask it here. A suggestion, that's all.

No probs,LW. I was just excited to see a Tron forum. I'll still tone it down and enjoy reading others' posts.

And another observation that agrees with some other comments I have read. When Flynn blows up, he takes the Rectifier with him but they are over the Sea of Simulation, so I will assume the blast did not hit the City and that is what Sam downloaded. Since this was my 3rd viewing, it really seemed obvious to me this time round.

IluthraDanar Wrote:And another observation that agrees with some other comments I have read. When Flynn blows up, he take the Rectifier with him but they are over the Sea of Simulation, so I will assume the blast did not hit the City and that is what Sam downloaded. SInce this was my 3rd viewing, it really seem obvious this time.

A safe enough conclusion.
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IluthraDanar Wrote:Just saw T:L today for the third time and I came up with something that I wondered about. Why do the programs wear helmets? I mean, they get it with a disk to the gut, no helmet is going to protect them. They get knocked off the cycles and derezz, helmet or no helmet. Sam's was activating when he wielded his disk, UNTIL the light cycle battle where Clu is after him just prior to Quorra's appearance on the track. No helmet rezzed up. And why does Clu sit with his on when he's just chillin'?

Well, I mean, why wear a motorcycle helmet? You fall off and go skidding down the road and all your skin goes AWOL, or you get clotheslined and decapitated, or you get smashed by a truck, a helmet won't save you. But in some situations, it might just keep your skull intact(ish).

Clu probably wears his just to be badass. (Real-world answer: the producers didn't want us to see his face at that point, but it's so boring thinking of it from the real-world standpoint all the time...)

IluthraDanar Wrote:And another observation that agrees with some other comments I have read. When Flynn blows up, he takes the Rectifier with him but they are over the Sea of Simulation, so I will assume the blast did not hit the City and that is what Sam downloaded. Since this was my 3rd viewing, it really seemed obvious to me this time round.

Y'know, when I watched it the second time, I looked close and it STILL looked to me like everything got blown up...I had assumed Sam just saved whatever data might be left, and the info on his dad's disc (in my fanfic, the Grid is badly damaged and he salvages what info/coding he can, and stuff from his dad's disc, to rebuild a new version).
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LWSrocks Wrote: IluthraDanar Wrote:Just saw T:L today for the third time and I came up with something that I wondered about. Why do the programs wear helmets? I mean, they get it with a disk to the gut, no helmet is going to protect them. They get knocked off the cycles and derezz, helmet or no helmet. Sam's was activating when he wielded his disk, UNTIL the light cycle battle where Clu is after him just prior to Quorra's appearance on the track. No helmet rezzed up. And why does Clu sit with his on when he's just chillin'? I agree- this isn't explained well in the movies, but when you look at it from a production standpoint, it makes more sense- at least when it comes to helmets in lightcycle matches. The lightcycle scenes are almost completely CG except for the 2 or 3 shots where you see Sam's face in the bike. When it's completely CG like that, having to completely computer animate everyone's face takes alot of time and effort that isn't really necessary. As for the disk battles, they wear them to protect the heads from being hit during gravity switches- that's at least my theory.

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LWSrocks Wrote:I believed it controlled the gravity of the grid, but whether it did or not seems pretty trivial to me.

I suppose that can be true, LW, but when I like a film, I tend to analyze every part of it, curious to know what the film makers had in mind when they wrote it. Must come from being a writer myself.