What a load of bs.   I am very very livid and extremely disappointed with Disney.... more than I can put into words. This news has given me a stress headache

They're not necessarily wrong about the release date excuse - between SW, Marvel and their slate of live-action remakes, the schedule's pretty full-up as is with big films. 

Granted, it gives them an out, but still. Consider that Cinderella made $125m worldwide more than Legacy on half the budget. I'm legitimately surprised that they even got this far down the road with a third film anyway. 

At least we have some good Tron stuff already. But we can't feel entitled when it comes to someone else's work. Sad news nevertheless.

Sad news, but the whole thing was kind of odd because they hadn't given it the "official" green light.

I don't think this is the last of the TRON Universe. The fans and some of the original actors like Cindy Morgan/Bruce Boxleitner & the director Steven Lisberger are the ones that helped to keep it alive all these years. To me TRON is and will remain a part of pop culture. Whenever you see glowing blue on an item or in a photo you can't help, but think of TRON. 

Wasn't there still that article about Giorgio Moroder making a soundtrack for a new TRON Videogame? I wonder if that's still going to come out? 

I LOVE TRON Uprising! If nothing else perhaps a 2nd season of that show could be made/released. I thought it really connected with the world of TRON in it's look & script/where it was headed. 

I will be voicing my displeasure in due time... RRRRAAAAAARRGGGHH!!!!

Honestly?  Don't they keep doing this?  We keep seeing articles posted here that they're doing a sequel... then they're not... then they are and they signed such-and-such actors... then they're not... then they are and they signed such-and-such actors but not so-and-so actor and what's up with with that... and then they're not doing it...  I give it six months before they're back on.

Where is this writer (and the writers in the two other "articles" I saw on the subject) getting his info, anyway?  I see no sources cited except a couple of people he won't even name (if Disney is officially not doing the film, secrecy shouldn't be necessary.  If it's not official, then we have no story; see paragraph 1).  I'll believe it when there's better journalism on the subject.  If someone can cite an actual Disney source with a name who has knowledge of the project and authority to speak, I might put more credibility in all this.

(One thing that doesn't surprise me, however, is them wondering where they could possibly take it.  They wrote themselves a few dead ends, and the story kept getting more and more fantastical; no wonder they might feel like they're standing on the edge of a post-disaster Tacoma Narrows bridge and looking over the edge going, "oh, crap... now what?")

Kat Wrote:(One thing that doesn't surprise me, however, is them wondering where they could possibly take it.  They wrote themselves a few dead ends, and the story kept getting more and more fantastical; no wonder they might feel like they're standing on the edge of a post-disaster Tacoma Narrows bridge and looking over the edge going, "oh, crap... now what?")

Tron: Legacy was such a beautiful movie with a simple story. However, it was always difficult to accept a Tron story where Tron was not Tron, but Rinzler. It was only at the end that Tron became himself again. The tension is also there in Tron: Uprising where Tron is injured. So, taking Tron's place was the Renegade (Beck). It's only at the end of the season that Tron was healed. And even if there were a season two, it was inevitable that Tron would be repurposed. It seemed like there was always the assumption that they would be able to continue or finish the story. Obviously, that's not the case. At least, that's not the case with Disney. I hope we'll be able to see the world of Tron, the grid, again.

combatant_3 Wrote: Kat Wrote:(One thing that doesn't surprise me, however, is them wondering where they could possibly take it.  They wrote themselves a few dead ends, and the story kept getting more and more fantastical; no wonder they might feel like they're standing on the edge of a post-disaster Tacoma Narrows bridge and looking over the edge going, "oh, crap... now what?") Tron: Legacy was such a beautiful movie with a simple story. However, it was always difficult to accept a Tron story where Tron was not Tron, but Rinzler. It was only at the end that Tron became himself again. The tension is also there in Tron: Uprising where Tron is injured. So, taking Tron's place was the Renegade (Beck). It's only at the end of the season that Tron was healed. And even if there were a season two, it was inevitable that Tron would be repurposed. It seemed like there was always the assumption that they would be able to continue or finish the story. Obviously, that's not the case. At least, that's not the case with Disney. I hope we'll be able to see the world of Tron, the grid, again.

See this was the thing for me they made Tron someone else and NOW they've decided to stop and we will never see tron as part of the story as himself because they probably meant to build up to that