TRON
Diretto da Steven Lisberger6.760%69%6.6
Kevin Flynn è l'autore di alcuni videogiochi di grande successo, tuttavia la ENCOM, società che ne detiene i diritti, l'ha estromesso e li fa passare per proprie creazioni. Nel tentativo di recuperare i dati che potrebbero provare la paternità delle proprie opere intellettuali, Flynn entra di nascosto nel palazzo della società e da un terminale cerca di aggirare le protezioni interne. Se ne accorge però l'MCP, unità di calcolo centrale (il cervellone che riunisce tutti i computer ENCOM e che ha sviluppato una forma di intelligenza autonoma) e attraverso un laser sperimentale da poco costruito nel laboratorio trasporta il creativo nel mondo del computer. Una volta dentro Kevin Flynn scopre che esiste un universo in cui i programmi hanno forma umana, in cui l'MCP comanda come un dittatore sanguinario, che i videogiochi sono in realtà battaglie mortali e che i creativi come lui sono oggetti di culti proibiti al pari di divinità religiose.
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TRON Ratings e Recensioni
- wonderrxjr7 ottobre 2025Good reminder that I am the god of my computer and not some fuckass AI program. I'm not excited to see bit in Tron: Ares that guy is so annoying. I'm so fucking scared for Friday (was gonna go Thursday but someone gave me concert tickets so I have an unused pair of tickets you're welcome Tron: Ares box office)
- JLEX9 maggio 2025Beyond time…
- Ddoughnut6 gg faMy favorite thing in this movie is the SEAMLESS transitions between the live action and video game world. That is because the video game world looks like monkey butt
- FingersHouse6 gennaio 2026Tron was a total shock to the system—visually groundbreaking, unapologetically digital, and so far ahead of its time that even a simple “GREETINGS PROGRAM!” felt like stepping into the future.
- Spaceman Joe29 maggio 2025Classic, obviously dated but still watchable. Kinda cool to see the old effects. I hope it gets more sequels after Tron Ares
- flavo434 gennaio 2026Tron is a groundbreaking science-fiction film that pushed the boundaries of what cinema could imagine and visualize. The story of Kevin Flynn being digitized and uploaded into the Grid, where he battles the oppressive Master Control Program on behalf of the Users, was wildly original for its time. The film’s world felt abstract yet logical, populated by unique characters and clear rules that made the computer realm feel alive. What truly set Tron apart was its pioneering use of early computer graphics combined with extensive practical effects. While primitive by today’s standards, the visuals were revolutionary in the early 1980s and demonstrated enormous creative ambition. The stylized design, glowing circuitry, and electronic landscapes created a look unlike anything audiences had seen before. Beyond its technical achievements, Tron launched a franchise and proved that stories set inside a digital world could be compelling, philosophical, and cinematic. It laid the groundwork for countless future films exploring virtual spaces, making it an influential and enduring sci-fi classic.
- excal1bur8728 dicembre 2025It had a good story, and there were some deep metaphors comparing to today's time, but the special effects were definitely dated.
- Shane Geenen17 dicembre 2025Loved it
- Noahlias14 dicembre 2025A classic childhood memory, the 4k version has solid video and audio.
- Joshscanon18 ottobre 2025A great classic.
- XM SK4 dicembre 2025Just old nostalgic movie
- Zokkiie2 dicembre 2025A really creative sci-fi movie with visuals that still look cool today, even if the story’s pretty simple and the pacing drags a bit. The stylized digital world and early CGI give it a great retro charm, and it’s easy to see why it became a cult classic.
- Really Cool16 settembre 2025Shit was crazy bros
- timothy792317 novembre 2025Fantastic
- Bert13 settembre 2025Still my one of my favorite movies since I was a kid
TRON Trivia
Tron was released on July 9, 1982.
Tron was directed by Steven Lisberger.
Tron has a runtime of 1 hr 35 min.
Tron was produced by Donald Kushner, Harrison Ellenshaw.
The key characters in Tron are Kevin Flynn / Clu (Jeff Bridges), Alan Bradley / Tron (Bruce Boxleitner), Ed Dillinger / Sark (David Warner).
Tron is rated PG.
Tron is a Sci-Fi, Action, Adventure film.
Tron has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.