I'm not sure of this forum's policy on resurrecting old threads. I didn't see anything against it in the rules, and there were a couple of thoughts here I wanted to reply to.
| If they follow the narrative of Tron Legacy, that would suggest it would focus on Sam and Quorra, and what they will do in the real world. Im not sure a Tron movie can succeed if its not centered around The Grid. Also, a possibility of no Jeff Bridges? Thats like the third Matrix with no Neo. I dont know, I want the Tron era to continue on for as long as it can, just hope they do it right. |
I'm actually very supportive of them following Sam and Quorra. I'm presuming this is supposed to be a
Legacy sequel, not just
TRON sequel, and so I really want the elements presented in
Legacy to be addressed. I don't want Flynn, really, since he already died. He absolutely was the primary character in the first movie, and a major character in the second, but I'm not certain that I'd really
think of it as a trilogy if we ended up with one movie and then a sequel 28 years later and then a sequel to that 4 or 5 years later. Not in the same sense that I regard Star Wars (OT) or Back to the Future as trilogies. Then there's the idea batted around of the original, and then a trilogy starting with
Legacy. But who knows if that'll happen.
| Tron Legacy felt as it if was intended to wrap up Kevin Flynn's story and pass the torch to his son. The short feature, The Next Day, even has a quote from a person in the Flynn Lives fandom - to the effect that Flynn has returned, just in a younger form. (Meaning Sam.) |
I agree. I definitely think that's what they are going for, and I like the story that was told with
Legacy, for the most part. I'd appreciate them using Alan, Lora, and maybe Roy as callbacks to the original movie. A larger part for Alan would be lovely, and I'd like to see the other two.
| I don't think a Tron 3 would take place mostly in the real world, but it might explore more unique ways for the worlds to merge and interact. And there's quite the potential for a worthy conflict to predicate the 3rd film on... Sam has control of Encom now, but he doesn't realize his potential secret arch nemesis is already there in the form of Ed Dillinger Jr. |
I don't know if they'll use Flynn Lives/The Next Day/Easter Egg material, but if they do, I'd love to find out why the Justice Department decided to investigate
on that day (when Sam took over), and what Dillinger Jr.'s plan was. I'd love real-world material, but I expect the movie to be digital-world-based. At most, I'd say 60/40 in favor of the Grid, but 80/20 is more likely. It's just that in
Legacy, Flynn spoke so much about the real-world implications of the ISO, and I'd hate to see that discarded. And the most likely way for it be be discarded is with Quorra dying, and I don't want that to happen, either. I'm personally much more interested in the real-world storyline, but I think the digital word - light-cycles and disc throwing, etc - is the defining characteristic of Tron so far.
Maybe if they make a third movie we'll get the real-world stuff (that will probably be glossed over in the movie) in comic form? Alan, at least, finding out about the digital world would be good. After what happened when Flynn didn't tell anyone, I hope Sam has learned better. And Alan and Roy both will want answers about the page. And when Sam was trying to solve the problem from the outside, he seemed to intend to tell Alan about all of it, and the two of them solve the CLU problem together.
| Hopefully Quorra fixes Tron with her ISO powers in Tron 3. Tron 3 without a 100% healthy Tron would be a travesty. |
I disagree. I think Alan needs to be the one to repair Tron's code (if he needs it, after rebooting in blue). There's the digital deaging technology, of course. Or it Alan does the code changes, they could be an in-movie reason for that. If helmeted, then you could have the face-reveal as a sort of reclaiming-identity/true-self moment towards the end of the movie.
| It will be a love story with Quorra torn between reckless Sam and logical Ed jr. |
Please, please, please, no love triangles. I love a good love story, but I hate triangles. I'm not concerned about it, really, though. Junior will
almost have to show his hand in whatever the plan is, and if he's working against Sam, against Flynn's dream, Quorra won't be into him. I don't think they are planning on saving Dillinger Jr./MCP for another movie after this one (like they did in
Legacy). I do expect Dillinger to play a large role, though. Right now he's looking like the secondary villain (with the MCP as primary), but they may decide not to go that direction or to have him play the dupe/redeem himself at the end of the movie. It would leave us with another young trio, like the first movie did.
| What I see happening is ENCOM Tron is going to assimilate or re-integrate "1989" TRON back into himself, or think of it as a 'write-over'. A newer version takes precedence over an older one. It's like upgrading to the latest version of Photoshop, and the latest version writes over it. |
It's another way to have BB play Tron at his current age. I think the biggest problem with that is that we just saw reintegration as death in the previous film, so it might leave a bad taste, as it were. I also am not at all sure Encom is still using the Tron program.
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