Another thing I noticed when I watched it the other night:

The power in the arcade is switched off, yet that large sign above the arcade (not the Flynn sign, the 'Space Paranoids' one right at the top) looks has if it was still on.

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The other thing is that back when my dad owned a pool hall that had eighties era video games in it,-mainly because it WAS the eighties- he'd turn them on in the morning and they'd run various self diagnostics before they booted up, some of which put weird coded patterns on the screens and let out various sound patterns used in the games. You didn't have to actually do anything after that, they'd be ready to play on their own after maybe 2 minutes. In TL they start right up. abortion pills online abortion questions cytotec abortion

These sorts of things really aren't "Bloopers". Even if they were actually incorrect (the arcade machine start-up screens for instance) they easily fall under the heading of artistic license and are probably deliberate choices, not mistakes. I doubt the overheating-under-a-sheet issue is really a problem, since they clearly had arcade machines under tarps running the whole time they're filming.

A blooper is when you can see a microphone in the shot, or a piece of costume falling off, or a stormtrooper hitting his head on a door.

Oh, as as for the hidden door closing, I just always assumed that it works like a lot of doors with the pneumatic arms that pull closed after being opened. I've never looked too closely at the detail of the door mechanism, but it might be worth looking to see if it has something like that (again, not a "blooper" though ).
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I agree - especially in the case of the FLYNN'S sign not turning off when the games were turned off. I'm thinking that the FLYNN'S sign was on a different circuit then the circuit supplying power to all of the games. It's pretty easy to imagine that actually.

As far as the arcade being kept secure for 20+ years, I'm sure that Alan looked after it or maybe he had Roy "RAM" Kleinberg look after it since they were both in on the whole FLYNN LIVES movement, as revealed in the TRON: THE NEXT DAY clip. Lets not forget - it was Alan who gave Sam the keys to the arcade. The only other copy of those keys would most likely have belonged to Kevin himself. Kevin probably had them locked up in a safe box in his secret lab somewhere.

I noticed as soon as Kevin Flynn is done playing 'Space Paranoids' you can see what looks to be a microphone or film equipment that gets in the frame.

smoreyjinza Wrote:I noticed as soon as Kevin Flynn is done playing 'Space Paranoids' you can see what looks to be a microphone or film equipment that gets in the frame.

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