Yeah, I noticed it from Beck's Beginning. Uprising has a very stylized style. Which is exactly why I think Elijah Wood could play Beck in TR3N should they try to do a tie in. With a little hair gel and a lightsuit of course.

That pic of Murphy is creepy like Beck. So much it's like I wouldn't be surprised if he started talking with Elijah Wood's voice. But still, I think Wood could do it. Like you pointed out, in Legacy Tron's face is more rounded, while in Uprising it's more angular.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

bleh, i hate to double post, but i was just bored a few moments ago and i decided to compare Elijah Wood to Beck, and Cillian Murphey to Beck. after looking at them both, they both really don't look like him at all. Beck actually has a fairly large head compared to them, and they both have very large cheekbones. Beck does not have large cheek bones and his face is very full.
now, that of course does not take away the fact that either one of them would make an awesome Beck, but neither one really resembles him (other than they both have a very stylized look)

KingJ.exe Wrote:Now compare to Bruce Boxlietner at the appropriate age, to get a really good comparison. That would give one an idea about how they chose to stylize the characters.

really, other than the face shape though, tron's face and eyes and everything look very similar to Bruce's. i mean, i just dont think either Cillian or Elijah look that much like him. but, i do believe that either one of them would make a good Beck, only becuase of theyre acting skills.

Danial92 Wrote:Well, the only character design I like from Tron uprising would be Beck, a handsome tall program. As for tron, well It's kinda acceptable for me, just that compare to T:L or TRON, maybe they try to design a new lookout for TROn? Zed and Mara's character design is fine for me, at least they look like normal human to me...^^

yeah, i definitely like the Look in Tron uprising, but it definitely is a bit strange. and you see, Clu in the show looks just like Jeff bridges, and Tron in the show just looks like a stretched out version of Bruce Boxleitner. Beck really is the one that i dont think has in-humanly details. theres just something about the shape of his face or the dark around his eyes or something that just doesn't look human....

The way they designed Tron is mainly a stylized approach by the animators for dramatic effect. He certainly looks more 'iconic' in that manner. Lean and mean and moves like a cat. It's the only way to make Tron and Clu very different than the others and stand out as icons or should I say, mythologized figures that are way high up on the chain. In a sense, they are the gods of the Grid, next to Flynn.

(Not sure about Shaddox since he's appeared in the comic version as a prequel to Legacy and Shaddox was probably the operating system language Flynn used to build that particular world)

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becktherenegade Wrote: Pilgrim1099 Wrote:The way they designed Tron is mainly a stylized approach by the animators for dramatic effect. He certainly looks more 'iconic' in that manner. Lean and mean and moves like a cat. It's the only way to make Tron and Clu very different than the others and stand out as icons or should I say, mythologized figures that are way high up on the chain. In a sense, they are the gods of the Grid, next to Flynn. (Not sure about Shaddox since he's appeared in the comic version as a prequel to Legacy and Shaddox was probably the operating system language Flynn used to build that particular world) actually, the way they designed Tron and Clu in the show is probably my favorite design for the characters in the show. they still look human and they still have more details then the other characters have (such as Beck, Paige, Zed, Mara, etc)

Absolutely. Tron and Clu have the most dramatic look compared to all the characters. Their style almost reminds me a bit of Nelvana animation's approach from the blasphemous Star Wars animated special in 1977 featuring Boba Fett and Chewbacca, etc. Some of you old enough would know what I'm referring to. The show is embarassingly bad but the animated segment was fascinating in terms of artistic style and cinematography.

And also I think some of the 70s style animation from Nelvana or perhaps a bit from the infamous Heavy Metal animated film (1979 version, not the crap sequel mind you) lends a bit to that Tron Uprising quality.

Those facial features of Tron and Clu had some kind of contemporary influence from the master animators. It was definitely a mix between the late 70s and early 80s style, and also a bit of exagerrated realism, or should I say, they are caricatures of their real life counterparts (Bridges and Boxleitner) for dramatic effect.

I want to see more Clu in this series but I suspect that it may stretch out to Season 2 or 3. Uprising does have one flaw, now that I noticed and that they kill off characters quickly in a 30 minute episode without fleshing/developing them out over more than one or two episodes when they should. Even a sub-plot story should'nt conclude that quickly such as Zed going after the Renegade while working under Paige with the risk of losing Mara's heart. They should'nt have concluded it and continued that level of intensity.

That's the one biggest problem with Uprising. They need to SLOW down the pacing and spread it out, not a quick "pow wow. End of Episode".

They get huge points for excellent animation quality and high level of cinematography. The story development between Tron and Beck's training is very well done but the balance of focus is off between Tron/Beck and the supporting cast.

We need to see Clu start cracking down on Tesler, to make him sweat like a pig, and in turn get angry at his cohort, demanding more results, causing a crack. They should be doing this soon. Because if they're not, somebody's smoking some grass.

I think the pace of the show is a result of the overall design by the director, producers, and writers.. Remember, this is only supposed to be a TEN-PART MINISERIES. And we've already seen three of them. So, I think by it's very nature, it has to have a quick pace in order to wrap up a lot of the unanswered questions, and explain how TRON became Rinzler.

Also, another reason the pace may be so quick is because it's primarily designed for a younger audience demographic. It's not so complex that it has to explain away everything, because it doesn't have to. It can be much simpler and still be entertaining to a younger audience.

Of course, it may also be another example of the rapid-fire, "I need constant stimulation", mindset of the ADD generation. But who knows. I just hope they extend it into a full series after the miniseries wraps up. Does anyone know what kind of reception TRON: Uprising has had in general so far? Has it met or exceeded Disney's expectations?

Oh, and to get back on topic of the original post, I wasn't sure if I was going to like the animation style before the series began, especially the whole "long legs" thing. But after watching the episodes so far, I'm really surprised at how much I'm liking it. Yes, they look a bit inhuman, but as was stated before, I think it's just the stylized approach they've taken with the overall design. And I'm kinda diggin' it!
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emdeesee Wrote: Pilgrim1099 Wrote: Absolutely. Tron and Clu have the most dramatic look compared to all the characters. Their style almost reminds me a bit of Nelvana animation's approach from the blasphemous Star Wars animated special in 1977 featuring Boba Fett and Chewbacca, etc. Some of you old enough would know what I'm referring to. The show is embarassingly bad but the animated segment was fascinating in terms of artistic style and cinematography. If you can stand it, you can go see the Star Wars Christmas Special for yourself, thanks to the marvels of the internet. WARNING: IT IS BAD Nothing you've been told can prepare you for how bad it is. Proceed with caution. The animated stuff starts at around 56:00. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to link to it directly. Edit: Here's a direct link to the animation; the quality is pretty low, though.

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becktherenegade Wrote: HooDooMan Wrote:I think the pace of the show is a result of the overall design by the director, producers, and writers.. Remember, this is only supposed to be a TEN-PART MINISERIES. And we've already seen three of them. So, I think by it's very nature, it has to have a quick pace in order to wrap up a lot of the unanswered questions, and explain how TRON became Rinzler. Also, another reason the pace may be so quick is because it's primarily designed for a younger audience demographic. It's not so complex that it has to explain away everything, because it doesn't have to. It can be much simpler and still be entertaining to a younger audience. Of course, it may also be another example of the rapid-fire, "I need constant stimulation", mindset of the ADD generation. But who knows. I just hope they extend it into a full series after the miniseries wraps up. Does anyone know what kind of reception TRON: Uprising has had in general so far? Has it met or exceeded Disney's expectations? Oh, and to get back on topic of the original post, I wasn't sure if I was going to like the animation style before the series began, especially the whole "long legs" thing. But after watching the episodes so far, I'm really surprised at how much I'm liking it. Yes, they look a bit inhuman, but as was stated before, I think it's just the stylized approach they've taken with the overall design. And I'm kinda diggin' it! theres only ten episodes? thats dissapointing... i wonder if theyll have a dvd with all of the episodes on it come out? anyway, yes i like the animation as well... now that ive been looking at it as more it actually reminds me of something like the Batman animated series mixed with something Tim Burton would design

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