4 or 5 years? Color me surprised. And a little disappointed. I wanted to see the fallout for all that happened. I mean, not the most immediate stuff (Sam learning to run the company, Quorra adapting to this world - I always expected that to be off-screen), but whatever Dillinger's plan was (if the Easter egg provides and actual clue) the Grid being rebuilt or Alan being told or figuring out how ISOs will change the real world. I hoped for a few months. I thought maybe up to two years. Four or five didn't occur to me, despite the gap between movies.

Great interview! Thanks Carcarius! It sounds like Kosinski knows that the writing was probably the weakest part of TRON: Legacy, so he seems really intent, almost obsessive, about getting a GOOD script for the next film. And I think that's a good thing. I sure hope that this franchise turns into another Star Wars for Disney. It's definitely got the potential for it.

Come on Disney!....Put us back on the Grid!

Okay, I'll give some credence to this, especially since Hedlund said something about it. His Disney contract could keep him from saying anything about T:3 if they wanted him to, but obviously they allowed him to be able to say something. Note that he also didn't go into a lot of detail, which also means he was told to not say too much.

I think this is fairly legit for one reason if no other: Disney is a business, and since the last one established a firm fan base and made them money, it's only natural for them as a business to want to repeat their success. Kazinski being attached to it pretty much assures it won't suck. But seeing how original T:L looked, he's going to have to pull something pretty impressive out of his a** this time. I'm thinking it could at least look like T:U in order to give the audience more. T:U seems to be going farther with the Tron aesthetic than T:L itself did.

Let's keep in mind that while the wait for the original was long and excruciating, it was well worth it. The new one shouldn't thus be rushed. If this is for real, our patience will be rewarded. But honestly, I said to myself that one of the things I would most like to see in my lifetime, if it can be done right, would be a sequel to T:L. Well, that and that whole "alone on a deserted island" thing with Olivia Wilde which I am sure will never happen, but that's another matter.

Of course this could all be a flash in the pan, considering how many times T:l was supposed to be getting off the ground yet didn't. That went on for years as I remember.