Imbroglio Wrote:The animation looks like something from an esurance commercial. I was hoping the faces would look more like what was in the concept trailer.

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Do Evolution and Betrayal really coexist? I thought I remembered contradictions.

LWSrocks Wrote: Imbroglio Wrote:The animation looks like something from an esurance commercial. I was hoping the faces would look more like what was in the concept trailer. What concept trailer are you talking about?

Here ya go, Lewis. This is the concept trailer that was played at Comic-Con 2008. The film was actually green lighted due in large part to the wildly enthusiastic response to the concept trailer's screening.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AwvuirSEAA

This looks NOTHING like the frakken E-surance commercials. I seriously hope that was meant as sarcasm...

I wouldn't say Betrayal contradicts Evolution at all except in one visual regard: the circuitry on the characters. In Betrayal, all the movie characters have the same circuitry designs that you see in Legacy and Evolution. Curiously, Flynn and Clu's boots are visible and show some more lines than is seen in Legacy. However, in Evolution, Tron is shown with lots more circuitry, more closely resembling the image seen on the cover of Tron Betrayal issue 1. If you look closely at Rinzler's outfit, you can see the places where this additional circuitry would go, but instead is solid black. All in all, these are really just trivialities.

Timeline goes like this:
Tron - 1982
Tron Betrayal - Starts in 1983, jumps to a year or so after Jordan's death, and then another few years to 1988 or early 1989.
Tron Evolution - 1989
Tron Uprising - Somewhere between 1990 and 2010, though I've got a hunch it might be in the 90s instead of the late 2000s.
Tron Legacy - 2010

Between all media platforms, the new Tron franchise is spread rather well. Now we must hope for a third film to make a six-part saga!

Mayorcan Wrote:I wouldn't say Betrayal contradicts Evolution at all except in one visual regard: the circuitry on the characters. In Betrayal, all the movie characters have the same circuitry designs that you see in Legacy and Evolution. Curiously, Flynn and Clu's boots are visible and show some more lines than is seen in Legacy. However, in Evolution, Tron is shown with lots more circuitry, more closely resembling the image seen on the cover of Tron Betrayal issue 1. If you look closely at Rinzler's outfit, you can see the places where this additional circuitry would go, but instead is solid black. All in all, these are really just trivialities. Timeline goes like this: Tron - 1982 Tron Betrayal - Starts in 1983, jumps to a year or so after Jordan's death, and then another few years to 1988 or early 1989. Tron Evolution - 1989 Tron Uprising - Somewhere between 1990 and 2010, though I've got a hunch it might be in the 90s instead of the late 2000s. Tron Legacy - 2010 Between all media platforms, the new Tron franchise is spread rather well. Now we must hope for a third film to make a six-part saga!

I'm trying to make sense of the timeline. Sam is born in 83. In part two of Betrayal Sam appears to be a few years old at the start of the book, yet near the middle it tells us it's 1984. Also Tron Wiki says his mother died in 1985 in a car crash, what is that based on? It would make sense, as I feel the 1984 bit has to be an error, right? Logically the first half of the second part of Betrayal should take place in 1986, with Sam around 3 years old. Then Flynn says years past, so we can say 1988 for the rest of the book, save for the epilogue which is 89.

Though another inconsistency would be Clu's clothes. In the beginning of Evolution which is 1989, he's still wearing the same leather jacket outfit as Kevin. Yet in all of the scenes after Flynn says years past in the second part of Betrayal (1988) he's already wearing his Legacy outfits.

Mayorcan Wrote:I wouldn't say Betrayal contradicts Evolution at all except in one visual regard: the circuitry on the characters.

It doesn't contradict Evolution much (except Radia is called Ophelia), but Betrayal does contradict Legacy in the way Flynn discovers the ISO's. In the comic he sees Ophelia/Radia coming out of the sea of simulation, while in the movie he sees a long line of them coming from the outlands somewhere. It's not a huge plot change or anything, but it is a pretty clear difference.

tecknoshaman Wrote:Did anyone else notice the Tron "T" emblem in logo at the end?

Yeah, I dig it!

cirlin Wrote: Mayorcan Wrote:I wouldn't say Betrayal contradicts Evolution at all except in one visual regard: the circuitry on the characters. It doesn't contradict Evolution much (except Radia is called Ophelia), but Betrayal does contradict Legacy in the way Flynn discovers the ISO's. In the comic he sees Ophelia/Radia coming out of the sea of simulation, while in the movie he sees a long line of them coming from the outlands somewhere. It's not a huge plot change or anything, but it is a pretty clear difference.

not only that, but the art was horrible and its says that the MCP was written by Flynn and not Dillinger.

It frustrates me to no end how they can't get the simplest facts right.

tecknoshaman Wrote:Did anyone else notice the Tron "T" emblem in logo at the end?

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