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"This is just a game!" "Not anymore."
"This is just a game!" "Not anymore."
#1
*cue sound effect
of jaw hitting floor percussively*

I...

I think I... But he... But that was... And then... Oh. my. GOD!!!!

DUDE!!!!

*Passes out from geek-gasm*
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#2
Now THAT is COOOL. Mama, Papa, Grandma and all the Aunts and Uncles WANT.

*_YESTERDAY_*
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#3
That was awesome. Although I don't recognize the actors...
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#4
Was watching this when my roommate saw it over my shoulder and said, "That's TRON?!?!... Holy..."
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DEATH is Certain. The hour, Uncertain...
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#5
Yow. Talk about reimagining an iconic set of imagery...
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
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#6
oooOOoooh...
I like the reboot, and this is some I'm definitely seeing in 3d

ETA: wow disney seems to be all about re-creating the classics now, perhaps they can bastardize Wizard of Oz next.
-Terry
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"so listen up boy, or pornography starring your mother will be the second worst thing to happen to you today"
TF2: Spy
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#7
Quote: tjalorak wrote:

That was awesome. Although I don't recognize the actors...
Not sure about the guys on the cycles, but Real Life Person is, pretty certain, Jeff Bridges as Flynn.

--Sam

"Greetings, program."
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#8
In case you don't get it - the Light-cycle rider in yellow is CLU!! CLU is Flynn's program/alter-ego in the world of the computer who was also played
by Jeff Bridges in the original TRON. Just as TRON himself was Alan Bradley's program/persona (Played by Bruce Boxlietner).

Thing is - this is the YOUNG Jeff Bridges that we are seeing as CLU now.

From the few seconds of footage there that is available of his face, I have the following theory:

They are likely using a similar system to that used in Pirates of the Carribean and in Superman Returns of facial mapping (Davy Jones and Jor-El respectively).
There's plenty of footage and records of Jeff Bridges in the 80s, so they are using that data to build a contour map of his face. Then they are using a
facial mapping system on Jeff Bridges as he portrays CLU, so that they are then able to insert the younger face over the older one (or over a stunt player) and
his performance is retained, he simply now has the young face of his 80s self as his persona.
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#9
...Huh. So he is.

But CLU was deleted really early on, right? So... what, CLU 2.0 is the new Sark?

And who's the Blue rider? Bridges again?

--Sam

"Well that guy's nekkid."
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#10
I don't know who the blue rider is. But he's not Bridges (Flynn or CLU).

And CLU... Well CLU is a program. And if Flynn is ANY kind of decent computer expert, he'd have a back-up copy. As to whether he's the new SARK. I
don't know that either.

I'm hoping that Flynn and CLU are still both good guys. But it's been a long LONG time. (Especially in the computer world.) A lot can happen.
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#11
From the looks of Bridges, I get the Howard Hughes vibes..especially the eccentric part.
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#12
I think I'm the only person here who's never seen the original...

My Unitarian Jihad Name is: Brother Atom Bomb of Courteous Debate. Get yours.

I've been writing a bit.
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#13
Don't feel too bad...it merely means you're not an old geezer...like the rest of us. Face it, Tron was shown in 1982.
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#14
Don't worry. Tron's been one of my all-time favorites. If it ever gets remastered to BlueRay, I'm gonna be all over that shit.
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