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Indigo & Violet Hmmm... Your conciousness absorbed into a machine environment where a battle of good against evil ensues and after victory you return to the real world. To finish off the job.... Sounds familiar! ;o) Neo6th What's tron? Naraku What on god's Earth is Tron? :rolleyes: zplus Originally posted by Indigo & Violet Hmmm... Your conciousness absorbed into a machine environment where a battle of good against evil ensues and after victory you return to the real world. To finish off the job.... Sounds familiar! ;o) Yes, except in tron humans are not batteries and you could conjure up cool motocycles. Hmmm... come to think about it Neo could control codes in the Matrix but he does not seem to be able to create codes. Archangel Isn't Tron a game or a book or something? I thought I saw a review of it somewhere.... Oh no, that was Tron 2.0 Graphics looked really sweet... Indigo & Violet I accept you might be too young to remember it, so! Go to http://www.tron-movie.com As for the people who DO remember TRON by DISNEY PCITURES "TRON" was a futuristic adventure set in a world never before seen on the motion picture screen. Walt Disney Productions combined computer-generated imagery with special techniques in live-action photography that marked a milestone in optical and light effects. Starring in "TR0N" were Jeff Bridges, David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner, Cindy Morgan and Barnard Hughes. Steven Lisberger made his feature directorial debut on the film, which he scripted and developed with producer Donald Kushner. Futuristic industrial designer Syd Mead, comic artist Jean "Moebius" Giraud and high-tech commercial artist Peter Lloyd served as special visual consultants. Characters in "TRON" were set in landscapes that could not physically exist in the real world, a world where terrains and vehicles are created by computers. "TR0N" was the first motion picture to make such extensive use of computer imagery. "TRON" was released in summer 1982 by Buena Vista. THE STORY "TRON" was set in two worlds: the real world, the land of flesh and blood, where a vast computer system in a communications conglomerate is controlled by a single program ( the MCP or master control program - much like the 'architect' in Matrix ); and the electronic world, where some of the electric-and-light beings want to overthrow the MCP which controls their lives, and know nothing of the 'real' world apart from mythical references to the 'users' ( much like our reference to 'Gods' ). There ARE obvious differences, but there are also obvious parallels... :) Terikan Tron is a classic. You guys need some culture. Archangel Oh, ok. And yes, I'm 16.... Why don't people tell me about this kinda stuff? :mad: :p It sounds really good. I'll pick it up somewhere. View Full Version : MATRIX vs. TRON |