This past weekend, we went to a birthday party for two of my wife's neices. We were testing out their new 3D tv and 3D Blu-Ray player. First we watched the original Tron Light Cycle scene in 3D. Very Cool, just need to figure out how to increase the 3D effect. Next, we put in Tron: Legacy. To my surprise, one of the birthday girls, her name is Tawnie, had NEVER heard of Tron: Legacy. I was shocked. I could not let this stand. I gave her my 3D glasses and my seat, right in the middle. After she watched the scene I asked her, "So...did you like it?". Her response was priceless. It was only a nod, but the look in her eyes was that of a young girl who had tasted chocolate for the first time. I started to think about Disney's plan to focus on KIDS for Tron's future, and I know now they care about the World of Tron and are on the right track.

With Tron: Legacy, Disney focused their attention on the Adult "Fan Boys". Disney realized that this group would have seen Tron:Legacy, even if there was a focus on kids, the new fans of Tron. I would hope the toys for Tron: Uprising should be out for Christmas. I'm expecting a lot of advertising for the new series, and WISHING for a NERF identity disc that I can bounce off my walls. Once again, I know now Disney is on the right track. Let's hope for the best and help this new series become a HUGE success.

P.S. Jay, when do we get a "Animated Series" Sector?

Oh yeah, I'll proudly say that my 5yr old daughter LOVED Tron: Legacy. We watched the Original Tron last night and despite some required explanations, she also LOVED it. No 3D required.

She actually hasn't been all that excited by by the action figures, but she loves her ID Disc and wants to pretend she's Quorra. It figures that Disney has not made an child's Quorra costume.

My daughter also loves Cars, but until *very* recently you couldn't find girls underwear that was anything but Disney Princesses. She would wear the Disney/Pixar boys underwear until some of her school friends found out.

Fortunately, Disney *finally* work up and now sells girls underwear for Cars, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, etc. So *maybe* we'll see a Quorra costume by Halloween...
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Vaporware Wrote:Oh yeah, I'll proudly say that my 5yr old daughter LOVED Tron: Legacy. We watched the Original Tron last night and despite some required explanations, she also LOVED it. No 3D required. She actually hasn't been all that excited by by the action figures, but she loves her ID Disc and wants to pretend she's Quorra. It figures that Disney has not made an child's Quorra costume. My daughter also loves Cars, but until *very* recently you couldn't find girls underwear that was anything but Disney Princesses. She would wear the Disney/Pixar boys underwear until some of her school friends found out. Fortunately, Disney *finally* work up and now sells girls underwear for Cars, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, etc. So *maybe* we'll see a Quorra costume by Halloween...

Tron underwear? Do want. (And they could TOTALLY branch out with that. You canNOT tell me there wouldn't be a market for *glowing* underwear out there.)
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I think the new Tron cartoon is going to be great,
and I can't ait to see it.
I also think the new Tron 3 movie is gonna rock!

But mostly I just feel like playing some 80s
video arcade games these days.

mastercilinder Wrote:As for merch: I want stylized Tron toys so badly right now . . . can't wait!

Maybe if they give the license to a real toy company instead of a bargain operation like Spin Master.

They really should have saved the light-up gimmick for the giant super-deluxe figures that could spare the room for electronics. Translucent plastic would've done the job just as fine, without hampering articulation.

Vaporware Wrote:Oh yeah, I'll proudly say that my 5yr old daughter LOVED Tron: Legacy. We watched the Original Tron last night and despite some required explanations, she also LOVED it. No 3D required. She actually hasn't been all that excited by by the action figures, but she loves her ID Disc and wants to pretend she's Quorra. It figures that Disney has not made an child's Quorra costume. My daughter also loves Cars, but until *very* recently you couldn't find girls underwear that was anything but Disney Princesses. She would wear the Disney/Pixar boys underwear until some of her school friends found out. Fortunately, Disney *finally* work up and now sells girls underwear for Cars, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, etc. So *maybe* we'll see a Quorra costume by Halloween...

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cirlin Wrote: trekking95 Wrote: Animated spin-offs are sometimes good. Except Star Wars: the Clone Wars. I like the live action Star Wars, I think that the animation ruined it. You can't be serious. Clone Wars is an excellent show and one of the poster children for animated series that are good. Heck, tons of people who didn't like the prequels are enjoying SW again because of TCW. I've been hoping that the Tron series is as well done as Clone Wars.

I am not saying it does not do well, I just don't like it. I grew up on the originals and then got into the new ones so the animation never impressed me. But I still buy some of the clone wars figures. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

I grew up on the original movies, but Lucas got so far off his rocker, that he began to utterly spoil star wars for me.

I don't care for the bad CGI of TCW, but I absolutely loved the direction and style and frankly the lack-of-complete-stupidity that Genndy Tartakovsky brought in the original "clone wars" sketches.

Plots and dialogue were a little thin, but those episodes oozed pure style. That bit where Anikin is fighting on Yavin 4, and it starts to rain like in an old samurai movie? You see the rain drops sizzle and steam rising from the lightsabers... man.. awesome little detail that meant so much. Lucas forgot how to be that awesome long ago.

Those little 3 minute shorts were generally much better than 15 solid minutes of Lucas Effects.

The distinct "style" we're glimpsing for "Uprising' gives me a lot of hope. I just hope that I can buy the series and support the effort before someone pulls the plug.

Vaporware Wrote:I grew up on the original movies, but Lucas got so far off his rocker, that he began to utter spoil star wars for me. I don't care for the bad CGI of TCW, but I absolutely loved the direction and style and frankly the lack-of-complete-stupidity that Genndy Tartakovsky brought in the original "clone wars" sketches. Plots and dialogue were a little thin, but those episodes oozed pure style. That bit where Anikin is fighting on Yavin 4, and it starts to rain like an an old samurai movie? You see the rain drops sizzle and steam rising from the lightsabers... man.. awesome little detail that meant so much. Lucas forgot how to be that awesome long ago. Those little 3 minute shorts were generally much better than 15 solid minutes of Lucas Effects. The distinct "style" we're glimpsing for "Uprising' gives me a lot of hope. I just hope that I can buy the series and support the effort before someone pulls the plug.

Agree -- the Tartakovsky "Clone Wars" are fantastic!

- Jay