haha well some of you ppl probaly know already but the other half of the people like me didnt know tron really was a disney classic.....heres the site too prove it
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/03/17/inside-the-world-of-tron/
In the article:
"Tom's Hardware Guide has gone behind the scenes of one of the first video game movies ever made, Disney's 1982 classic Tron. Those of us too young to have seen it first time round can now begin to appreciate the real vision behind the movie, and quite how advanced for its time it was.
It seems that the special effects--and, in fact, the amount of technology in the film's plot--were just too far ahead to succeed back in the Eighties. You needed to be young and hip to appreciate them, playing video games "for hours on end" according to visual effects artist Harrison Ellenshaw. Tron's box office failure (and later cult success) may be a harbinger of things to come--recent video game movies haven't done so well either, so maybe we'll see them remembered fondly in twenty years' time."
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/03/17/inside-the-world-of-tron/
In the article:
"Tom's Hardware Guide has gone behind the scenes of one of the first video game movies ever made, Disney's 1982 classic Tron. Those of us too young to have seen it first time round can now begin to appreciate the real vision behind the movie, and quite how advanced for its time it was.
It seems that the special effects--and, in fact, the amount of technology in the film's plot--were just too far ahead to succeed back in the Eighties. You needed to be young and hip to appreciate them, playing video games "for hours on end" according to visual effects artist Harrison Ellenshaw. Tron's box office failure (and later cult success) may be a harbinger of things to come--recent video game movies haven't done so well either, so maybe we'll see them remembered fondly in twenty years' time."