trekking95 Wrote:I don't mean you in particular, I am just saying how people want it. Your opinion is fine but has nothing to do with that.

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I'm looking forward to the animated series. I have relatively low expectations for it, seeing as the universe is more fascinating for what it implies than what it shows. That, and a girl needs her fanfic fuel.

Besides, Mr. Boxleitner proves he's either got hellish bills, loves the franchise, or both by stepping up to the plate again. And if we get ANY explanation on what happened to Yori (especially since Ms. Morgan's been lobbying to get dealt back into the game), I'm breaking out the beer and crossing my fingers that they aren't going to shove her in the fridge with Jordan Canas.

Oscar.

Which is something of a fun bit of irony, seeing as The Mouse seemed to spend the better part of the 80's and 90's going "Um...that was an experiment we don't talk about." Remember that the video game brought in more revenue. The Intellivision games were also moderate sellers, with Deadly Disks being the best remembered of the lot.

About 15 years later they realize that it's inspired half the special effects artists and CGI houses ("Without Tron, there's be no Toy Story"). Then Square Enix signs off on the ultimate Crack Fic Crossover (Final Fantasy and Disney, in theory, should not work) and the first thing out Square is "We want to make a level based around Tron!" A smaller factor might be some of the Babylon 5 fans who wanted a good, head-trippy chuckle over the future Captain and Centauri Ambassador.

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Kaisergrendel Wrote:Addition: Also, The Lost World was published in 1995, 2 years after Jurassic Park the movie came out, if that means anything to you.

Ehhh . . . I don't think that really changed anything. It's obviously a change of pace. I don't know 2 years should have been enough time to properly adapt it anyway. The novel was pretty good.

OscarGungan Wrote:I know it has been theorized that Tron: Uprising was the last thing that would help Disney decide to pursue another feature film, but I'm not sure I could find any quotes to back that up.

Indeed, but considering they'll probably draw two different kinds of audiences, this is arguable, but not unreasonable.

OscarGungan Wrote:I do believe Disney was pleased with the home video sales and that while the film performed a bit less than they hoped in theaters it performed better than expected on DVD and Blu-Ray. Since then it became streaming on Netflix and I've even noticed it on ads to lure people to subscribe. The other day I picked up a pamphlet on the Nook Tablet which will run Netflix and Tron: Legacy was one of the examples of what you could watch on the device on the front cover of the pamphlet. If anything the Tron name is certainly not something Disney is embarrassed by.

Not being an embarrassment is a good start, but it still doesn't say they'll not never invest in more.

Kat Wrote:But here we are assuming they'll be making Tron... without... Tron. Which gets a big WTF???? from me. Now, mind you, I hope that's not what they're trying to set up with this whole animated series thing ("I'm looking for the next Tron" like they think they're going to pass the torch so they don't have to figure out how to de-age Bruce or whatever reason they would have to phase him out), and I'm sorry but I think it would be a total flop to try it, but... really. I don't even want to entertain the notion of a Tron movie without Tron in it (minimal Tron in T:L was bad enough). Would rather just end the franchise, thanks. What would be the point? What would they call it?

Hmm, who's assuming that?

Kaisergrendel Wrote: Hmm, who's assuming that?

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Kat Wrote: Kaisergrendel Wrote: Hmm, who's assuming that? Not sure what else you'd call it with everyone pointing out that BB hasn't been signed for it even though others have, comparing to other actors who have confirmed sequels they didn't appear in, etc.

Nah that doesn't equate to assuming Tron isn't re-appearing. It's just hard to believe the one core actor promising a sequel because he is also the only one not signed up.Like you said Tron without Tronzler would a little farcical. It wouldn't stop me from watching it, but I will miss the character. Considering how well Hollywood is doing in terms of action movie originality, I would tread VERY lightly attempting to replace Tron (the main action character).

The Laura Dern comparison is a fear of the same thing happening, not an assumption.

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Kaisergrendel Wrote: Kat Wrote: Kaisergrendel Wrote: Hmm, who's assuming that? Not sure what else you'd call it with everyone pointing out that BB hasn't been signed for it even though others have, comparing to other actors who have confirmed sequels they didn't appear in, etc. Nah that doesn't equate to assuming Tron isn't re-appearing. It's just hard to believe the one core actor promising a sequel because he is also the only one not signed up.Like you said Tron without Tronzler would a little farcical.

*I* think that, but that doesn't mean Disney does. Wouldn't be the first thing they've done with this franchise that I've questioned.

Of course, you all know what I think of them not signing BB yet-- I think it's all a bit of drama intended to get us riled up and they have no intention of not signing him. If nothing else, I'd think they'd need his voice, even just briefly. And I can't see him taking it lying down if they don't; he seems to care about the whole franchise way too much.

I'm too busy to read everything here but I still want to spread my opinion.

TRON 3 will not be made before 2013. Why? Because 1. they look on the Uprising run and 2. Oblivion is scheduled for 7/19/2013. So Kosinski would not have time until mid 2013 to direct if they choose him again.

However, I think some people here are very wrong. TRON Legacy forgot the kids? HELL no! Please keep the PG rating or even lift it to PG-13! The Dark Knight and Begins also forgot the kids, though it is Batman, and now have a look on how well TDK did at the BO. It would have been a success even without Ledgers tragic death (plus the movie has a far better quality than TL to be honest).

The subpart in the bracket is the key why TL just had a mediocre run. The story was confusing at some point and some scenes just did not fit right into the movie. They do not need the kids, they need good screenwriters.


I do not give anything about what Boxleitner says. Some "insiders" also said, there will be a movie after TRON 2.0. There was no movie until 2010.

400 Million dollars are not that bad of a BO run - if the budget is less than ~ 120 Million. TL just gained the production and merchandising costs - remember that only 50% of the BO sales go back to Disney.

So I'D say Tron 3 will not be in theatres before 2015. And then they might have a problem if Bridges gets too old. People want him back. If Disney does not, this would break the movies neck and we might se an even worse BO run. If the movie is not in production until 2014 / 15 then I believe there will be no sequel.

Unfortunately, TRON is not a profitable franchise for Disney. The games were BIG flops in sales (2.0) AND quality (Evolution). The movies were medicorely successful, the merchandise was not that wide spread and the series is made well but I'm worried that not many people will see it. Especially outside of America - because we do not have Disney here and people in Germany (Top 10 country in foreign BO sales) are not ready for Pay-TV.

It was in the Marketing that the youth audience was forgotten, not in the movie. Just look at the toys, mostly unplayable. I'm tying to be open minded about this. Tron 3 is coming. Disney will focus on a younger audience for Marketing. Just trust me on this and be patient. No more posts in essay form, please. Arrrg... abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion