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Computer hacker Kevin Flynn is a former employee of the software corporation ENCOM, now running an arcade. Flynn has been trying to find proof that five video games he created were stolen by ENCOM's senior executive Ed Dillinger. In response, he is split into molecules by a digital laser and transported into ENCOM's computer. In this computer, a megalomaniacal program called Master Control dominates the digital world like a dictator. Flynn who programmed a number of features of the environment he got into, teams up with a bookkeeping program and his girlfriend, and together they try to replace Master Control with Tron. Tron is a heroic security program who monitors communications between the Master Control Program and the real world.
Kevin Flynn is a former employee of the software corporation ENCOM, now running an arcade. Flynn has been trying to hack into ENCOM's mainframe computer to find evidence that ENCOM's senior executive Ed Dillinger stole five video games he created. But Dillinger's supercomputer Master Control Program foils Flynn's efforts and dictates and controls most of the computer systems. One night, Flynn's former girlfriend Lora Baines and her boyfriend, ace computer programmer Alan Bradley helps Flynn break into ENCOM to shut down the MCP with Alan's security program Tron. But MCP uses Lora's matter transmission program and converts Flynn into data and sends him into the computer. Flynn finds himself in a electronic world ruled by the MCP and his evil chief henchman Sark, where computer programs are the alter-egos of their creators and are forced to compete in gladiatorial games. With help from Tron, a heroic and fearless security program and his lover, Yori, Flynn sets out destroy the MCP and help Tron liberate the system from the MCP's control, by destroying the MCP is Flynn's only way of returning to the real world.
This sci-fi film came to the silver screen 28 years ago, which was four years before I was born. I never heard of it for a very long time, but last month, just before I finally watched it for the first time, the title sounded familiar. Maybe it was one of the "TRON" video games I had heard about, since there have apparently been a number of those made since the movie which they are based on. When I first watched this movie, I found it to be dull for quite a while, but then it improved. I felt that it could be better with a second viewing, so with the sequel, "Tron: Legacy", coming into theatres soon, I watched the original again, not long after my first viewing. This time, it still wasn't quite as good as I had hoped, as I still found the significant flaws in it which I remembered from before, but I was hoping I was right in believing that it would be better that second time, and I think that happened, even if it wasn't exactly a major improvement.
Kevin Flynn is a former employee of a software company called ENCOM, but now runs a video arcade. He developed several video games while working for ENCOM, but Ed Dillinger, the senior executive, took the credit for these games, presenting them as his own ideas! Flynn has been trying to hack into the software company's mainframe to find evidence to prove that Dillinger is a fraud, but all his attempts prove to be unsuccessful. One night, Flynn sneaks into ENCOM's laser lab with the help Alan Bradley and his girlfriend, Dr. Lora Baines. In here, Flynn tries to break into the system, but the very powerful Master Control Program does not approve of this, so he digitizes Flynn, sucking him out of the real world and into the digital world, where programs have the same faces as their creators from the real world! Here, the former ENCOM employee is held captive and forced to take part in gladiatorial games with captive programs until he is killed! In order to have any chance of escaping this and getting back to the real world, Flynn must work with other programs, including Tron, developed by Bradley, and somehow put an end to the MCP and his oppression of the other programs in the system!
Throughout the film, the acting is continuously lacklustre. There aren't too many cast highlights, if any. For this, 1982's "TRON" definitely loses some points, but it's not enough to completely ruin the experience. This sci-fi flick is known for its groundbreaking CGI effects, which certainly look primitive by today's standards, as there have been so many advancements in technology since this was made, but they still look good here, with some nice colours. The digital world in this film basically looks like a video game from around the time this was made, with graphics which are fairly simple but still pleasing to the eye. Plotwise, the movie isn't quite a stunner, as it is a little dull as we watch Flynn, Bradley, and Baines conversing before they go to the ENCOM laser lab, but "TRON" does get better after this, especially after Flynn is forced into the digital world, with the adventure that ensues, which features some good exciting moments, even if the film as a whole could be more suspenseful. For me, trying to stay into it could be a bit of a struggle, probably largely due to the acting and how hokey the film can look, but overall, I certainly can't say the film completely bored me. I can imagine many people today watching this movie and thinking that everything about it is terrible, but if you want to see a milestone in CGI and know not to expect the visuals here to be anywhere near as advanced as computer effects are known to be these days, this innovative 1982 feature is one you might want to check out.
I still remember having seen parts of this movie when I was a very little kid and I thought it was incredibly cool, I hadn't seen anything like it. Now I have bought the 20th anniversary DVD and this was the first time I watched the movie in its entirety (and with a developed brain). And I still like it. Not in the same way as when I was young, because now I understand the story (I didn't understand English back then and I couldn't read the subtitles) so it's different from what I imagined back then, and now I have seen a truckload of modern movies with CGI effects.
However, even though the effects in this movie are somewhat 'dated', they are still unique. While listening to the audio commentary (which is a must if you wonder how they managed to make a movie like this in 1982), I heard someone stating my thoughts exactly: the unique thing about this movie is that while modern movies use CGI in an attempt to simulate the real world, in Tron one tried to simulate a computer world with real world images. Because they did succeed in this, the movie will never become 'dated', while movies trying to use limited CGI effects will become dated as soon as CGI evolves. The limitations of computer graphics at that time forced the makers of the movie to be very creative. E.g. all camera motions in the CG scenes (including the swinging motions in the chase scenes) had to be calculated by hand, there simply was no software for it! Nowadays computer graphics are nearing perfection, and that's why a movie like this will never be made again.
If you haven't seen this movie yet, to fully appreciate how groundbreaking it is, you must be willing to imagine that you're back in a time where the most complex computer animation to be seen were the moving blocks in video arcades or the 5 seconds of wire-frame models in Star Wars. You might expect that the resolution of the images will be very low and the pictures will be blocky, but this is totally untrue. The images were created at film resolution, often using methods which don't even involve the rasterization of images, so they look perfectly smooth. Some might say too smooth, due to the lack of texture mapping (which hardly existed at that time), but IMHO this is what gives the depicted 'digital world' its unique appearance.
The story is not of great complexity, but it's original and entertaining enough. Of course it's a Disney movie, so there aren't many 'sharp edges' to it (a scene with a mildly erotic undertone was even removed), but don't expect 'Bambi' sweetness either. Grown-ups will probably be more amazed by the kind of effects they managed to pull off in 1982, while children will be enchanted by the strange world shown in this movie. If you want to entertain young kids during a hour and a half, this movie will be perfect. They will like every bit (pun intended) of it!
Dazzling but lightweight epic about a young scientist kidnapped into a computer, where he battles an evil master control program that runs the place like an electronic fascist. Has some tantalizing moments, as when computer-generated characters debate the religious question of whether users really exist. In the end, though, it's squarely in the old Walt Disney tradition of anthropomorphizing everything in sight, only this time it's circuits (instead of cuddly animals) that look and talk like people.
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