Tron
Regissert av Steven Lisberger
When brilliant video game maker Flynn hacks the mainframe of his ex-employer, he is beamed inside an astonishing digital world and becomes part of the very game he is designing. In his mission through cyberspace, Flynn matches wits with a maniacal Master Control Program and teams up with Tron, a security measure created to bring balance to the digital environment.
- Jay Marie Bailey17. mai 2026Well ahead of its time, I wasn't old enough to watch it upon its original release which is probably for the best as I'm sure it would of blew my mind back then. The premise of the movie is very prevelant. If you are wanting a perfect CGI movie this probably isn't for you, if you can look past that then it is well worth while experiencing a classic
- OdinTheRavenKing12. mai 2026## Synopsis A programmer who was recently let go from his company sneaks back into his company to try to find proof he was forced out. During the heist he is digitized and forced into the computer where he fights the program that is going rogue. ## Review I somehow have never watched this movie. And speaking that it came out in 1982, I understand why it never made it to TV. The CGI hasn't aged well at all. It made me laugh so hard with how bad it looked. I vaguely remember a TV show that I used to watch, [ReBoot], but not quite as bad, but close. I bet for the 80s it looked good, it is just hard to see past it right now. The story is pretty good. [[Tron Legacy]] make a lot more sense now for sure. I am not opposed to it the science completely, and I think the team does a pretty good job. It is a little hokey, I mean of course it is. Look at every 80s action movie such as [[First Blood]]. They just dive in and just act over the top. However, that over the top just adds to the enjoyment. There isn't a lot to be mad at. The gladiator games in here do give a pre-cursor to [[Squid Game]] in a way with the death of the programs if they don't win. There is one game where they are throwing their Frisbee, I'm sorry I think it is called a life disk or something. But if it hits the ground then that ring is gone, and you have to jump over it to move around the board. ## [My Rating] After the shock of the CGI, I did enjoy the movie. The acting wasn't the worse I've seen, and I was entertained. I appreciate the games that were created and how they were displayed. It is cool story. I am giving this a 7. ## [Parental Rating] It being the 80s, this movie doesn't have a lot of language. So kuddos to that. There isn't a lot of real violence and obviously no sex. I think I can also say approved by both. Easy peazy.
- wonderrxjr7. oktober 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)
- flavo434. januar 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.
Tron-trivia
Tron ble utgitt 9. juli 1982.
Tron ble regissert av Steven Lisberger.
Tron har en spilletid på 1t, 36m.
Tron ble produsert av Donald Kushner.
When brilliant video game maker Flynn hacks the mainframe of his ex-employer, he is beamed inside an astonishing digital world and becomes part of the very game he is designing. In his mission through cyberspace, Flynn matches wits with a maniacal Master Control Program and teams up with Tron, a security measure created to bring balance to the digital environment.
Hovedpersonene i Tron er Kevin Flynn / Clu (Jeff Bridges), Alan Bradley / Tron (Bruce Boxleitner), Ed Dillinger / Sark (David Warner).
Tron har aldersgrensen PG.
Tron er en Sci-Fi, Action, Adventure.
Tron har en publikumsvurdering på 6.9 av 10.
Tron hadde et budsjett på USD 17 mill..
Tron har tjent USD 33 mill. på kino.