Tron - Caravan of Garbage

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  @trevbot_exe · 11 months ago

  has anyone done "Clu Harvest"? Is that anything?

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• RO

  @robertjackson8246 · 11 months ago

  &quot;The frisbee has your soul so DEFINITELY do not drop it. You can throw it though.&quot;<br>&quot;Yeah. You can throw it.&quot;

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  @Inkarmy · 11 months ago

  I really wish that when Flynn is put in a cell after being sucked off into the computer that there was already an orange in there, just an unmoving orange sitting in the corner of a cell.

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• DI

  @DigitalVanquish · 11 months ago

  I guess we&apos;ll never know what James&apos; dad thought about Tron.

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• VI

  @vinnipolicastro5683 · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFqupPySWNw&amp;t=1368">22:48</a> how was this man not fired. “Head of marketing” “didn’t believe in marketing or advertising”

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• PJ

  @pjkorab · 11 months ago

  For anyone who may have been confused by this: no, the famous concept artist Syd Mead is not in fact the same person as the equally famous video game designer Sid Meier.

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  @GRIFFENworks · 11 months ago

  My friends mom hand painted each frame with a big team all the color lines in the suits and background. she had some cool cells always around the house

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• FR

  @Freelancer4tehwin · 11 months ago

  There is a sound argument to be made that Tron is essential to modern sci-fi. You can see direct influences in how Ghost in the Shell (both the Manga and the Movie) handle cyberspace. You can see it in how the Matrix deals with their digital-to-real world transitions. Its visuals are clearly in conversation with Neuromancer in places (those &quot;light barges&quot; evoke a similar sense of tracer and finery in their rendering that the descriptions of the slow-ICE does.). It&apos;s sound design influenced movies of its era as much as Star Wars or Blade Runner. It really is, for all its jank, a milestone in science fiction.

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• DR

  @Dr.Fortyseven · 11 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s absolutely vital that one puts themselves in the mindset of the era: compared to today, computers were much more novel and poorly understood by non-technical people. So the idea of there being this weird, abstract, hidden world of stuff going on inside them carrying out our stuff was an exciting idea. That&apos;s not just a security program, it&apos;s a digital warrior fighting for the oppressed. That&apos;s not just an arcade game, it&apos;s a battle to the death between two combatants. We, the users, are their gods, dictating the shape of their world. Their very lives hanging on by our whims here on the outside. It&apos;s kind of unsettling. And honestly, it&apos;s a hell of a premise for a movie. Highly recommend TRON 2.0 for an expanded look at that; at the time it was the only real &quot;sequel&quot; to TRON, and it goes all-in. They go into different kinds of computers and shit. It&apos;s a blast.

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• JC

  @JCBaggee · 11 months ago

  &quot;We did a month of Michael Crichton movies and the algorithm still has a little bit of juice, so here&apos;s a full week of Tron nonsense.&quot;

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• EN

  @EnyjoyingYoutube · 11 months ago

  Spartic-OS

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• JO

  @johanwikstrom5671 · 11 months ago

  this movie is what people in the 80&apos;s believed happened in their super mario cartridge

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