The program who gets derezzed during disc wars because he is distracted by Sam running over the top of his platform is combatant 6, designation "Logg".

He is derezzed by Aurora.

[Continuity error:] When we see the scoreboard reflected in the window of Clu's command ship while Jarvis is reporting the status of "the initiative", it still showing the round one matchups, even though it was just shown realigning for round two.

Isn't it about time we replaced the old pinned forum posts on the board ( Tr2n News, Tron 2 Cheet Sheet) with a Tron 3 News and this thread? This thread is better than those. No one is looking at the Tr2n News thread, meanwhile in the "Real World" this thread drifts off to obscurity if no one posts in it.

I've been doing some thinking about the design of Flynn's house. I know a few people find it strange that he has a guest room that's ready for Sam, yet he wasn't expecting any guests. I know this is a shot in the dark, but could it be possible the hideout was constructed back in the 1980s, and that Flynn intended one of the rooms to be for Sam when he was old enough to be brought onto the Grid, while the other was for the Bradleys? I mean, it makes sense that way. The Bradleys were friends of his who knew about digitization and Flynn did intend to take Sam to the Grid one day, so the hideout may have been something that he had prepared for him, his son and his friends to stay at. But since the coup, Flynn thought TRON was dead and that no one was going to come, he allowed Quorra to stay in one of the rooms and the other being left empty.

Just tossing that idea out there.

CB2001 Wrote:I've been doing some thinking about the design of Flynn's house. I know a few people find it strange that he has a guest room that's ready for Sam, yet he wasn't expecting any guests. I know this is a shot in the dark, but could it be possible the hideout was constructed back in the 1980s, and that Flynn intended one of the rooms to be for Sam when he was old enough to be brought onto the Grid, while the other was for the Bradleys? I mean, it makes sense that way. The Bradleys were friends of his who knew about digitization and Flynn did intend to take Sam to the Grid one day, so the hideout may have been something that he had prepared for him, his son and his friends to stay at. But since the coup, Flynn thought TRON was dead and that no one was going to come, he allowed Quorra to stay in one of the rooms and the other being left empty. Just tossing that idea out there.

I had originally thought it was HIS room and he gave it to Sam and just rezzed up something else real quick for himself, but earlier in the movie you can see that the weird little alcove-room is already there, so I guess not. Still begs the question of why his "bedroom" is open to the rest of the house... I haven't come up with a plausible explanation for that one yet.

ChessMess Wrote:Sam should have reflected more the fact that his dads keys where in the door, it was a bit too subtle in both camera focus and actor reaction, it should have had a bigger impact.

Actually, I had assumed they were always there, period. You know how some people will have a lock but just always leave the key in to make it convenient (like they often do with deadbolt locks that are key-only entry). It's not like Flynn needed the lock for security-- he was the only one who knew it was there-- so he could afford to leave the key in to make his life easier.

Though now that you mention it, you're right-- it was a whole set of keys, not a single key like you'd expect if he was just constantly leaving it in there for convenience. But why wouldn't he pull the keys out of the door once he'd unlocked it and take them in with him? Not like he'd need to leave them in the door to keep it unlocked (any door I've ever seen that automatically re-locks requires you to keep force on the key to keep it turned/keep it from relocking automatically), and surely there's a way to unlock it from the inside anyway. And it doesn't look like the door was locked anyway-- he doesn't turn the key, he just turns the handle and pulls the door open.

(I was going to look to see if there was a screencap on the usual homeofthenutty site showing the keys, but for some reason my browser is seeing it as an "attack site" today-- anybody else getting that? Not sure if my browser's just screwy, or if they got hacked or something.)

He left the keys in as a simple easy way to remind himself to lock it up when he left. If he took them inside then when he left he could have just walked out and spaced locking the door. With the keys IN the door he would never forget, and since he was the only one there no worries about someone locking him in or stealing his keys.

Why lock a safe that is in a locked house?

Could be an error, but might not be. Those keys in the lock look a bit too shiny to be 20 years old. Has someone else been there?