Has anyone heard any weird, hidden lines in the movie ? I'd like to hear your discoveries. I have one to start with. A character in the computer world seems to say, "Pregnancies must be discouraged..."

Very interesting, if they're so cognizant and worrisome of reproducing? At any rate, it really seems like a strange line to be said in the Tron world to me.

Here's where it happened...

Scene: Chapter 12 of the DVD. Tron and Yori are walking through an area with a bunch of weird characters that are called Inoperative Data Pushers.

Tron: "Who are all these weirdos?"
Yori: "Inoperative data pushers."
Tron: "Control programs." (or maybe he says: "Controlled programs," I'm not sure)
A male program in foreground: "Pregnancies must be discouraged."

I rewound and listened again a few times. I think this is what he says...

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I thought he was saying "vagrancies must be discouraged", is in straying from whatever teachings that program seemed to be leader of.

You're talking about those programs in the purple robes, right?

Interesting thoughts... interesting thoughts, indeed! Next time I watch that scene, I'll listen even harder now that I see there are more options there. I admit I don't have the best PC speaker set-up here (only 2 speakers), so if it's highly clear in surround sound speakers of a 5.1 setup or something, then let me know if that's how you verify.order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

Lew Wrote:There's quite a bit of good background dialogue in all of the cell block scenes. I'll have to have a listen sometime, but the one that instantly springs to mind is the scene where Crom is being lead to the cells, in one of the surround channels a voice cries out "I want my User!".

I've never heard that before. It strikes me as an "I want my mommy" kind of line. I would have laughed if I ever heard that before.

Does it only play through the surround sound channel, or can it be heard in basic stereo. I do not have surround sound, nor will I this decade.

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I have a utility that can extract different sound channels from a DVD. Maybe I'll try and seperate out the channels and see if I can capture a good sound "byte"

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Boingo_Buzzard Wrote:...Maybe I'll try and seperate out the channels and see if I can capture a good sound "byte"

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I'm glad someone brought this up. I was going to do a topic about sound effects from "TRON" and this was one of my topics that I wanted to point out.

It's best to listen to "TRON" with headphones so you can really hear what the other programs are saying.

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Well I had to listen to it a couple of times using the remix 5.1 surround and I even checked my script which is only a fourth draft so a lot of the lines were changed, it sounds like he says, "discrepencies must be discouraged" which would make sense in a computer world. It's not in the script that I have. There is one spot just before Tron and Yori enter where one program says to another, "... all mathematical functions transferred to...", it's in the script, it's hard to hear exactly what the program says, almost sounds like "...manual functions returned to zero..", even after listening a few times I still couldn't quite make it out clearly.

More Trivia: Bit was actually supposed to talk and hung around Flynn through the whole movie! I was heart broken when it got trapped in the recognizer. For instance when Flynn crashes the recognizer with all the programs around, he says "This town's full'o live ones." Bit was supposed to respond with "Not a chance." and when Flynn takes out the guard Bit was supposed to get excited and declares, "All right!" where Flynn then hushes Bit with a finger to his lips.

There are some good tidbits of info in this thread. I will definitely be listening with a more discerning ear...

LOL, a talking Bit? What about Tron 2.0, Boingo_Buzzard? I know that's "Byte," but still. Same sort of thing. Were you bothered by Byte? To be honest, I was partially bothered by it and would've preferred just a simpley 'Yes Yes Yes' or 'No No No' bit, but I wasn't that bugged by it. Does anyone else here wish Byte could've instead been Bit in Tron 2.0? It woulda been cool to know Bit survived the 20 years and is still a little sidekick companion.

It would be implied, of course.

There are "bit-like" locks you have to briefly search in Tron 2.0 to unlock, and then when they unlock, they say a typical Bit "yeeessss". But I don't consider them to be our beloved "Bit." Bit had character and personality, like Byte... so all that would've needed to happen was to make Byte be Bit by reducing that character's language to the binary "Yes/No" language.

I weep at the thought that Bit may have been reduced to a simple subservient embedded lock; imprisoned by the MCP like that, somewhere on the game grid; to be frobbed by thankless Tron 2.0 players.