TRON: Legacy

TRON: Legacy (2010)

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Corrected entry: After Flynn Sr.'s identity disc is stolen off his back AND then shown in Clu's transport (he has not stolen it back yet), we get a scene lasting several minutes between Flynn Sr., his son, and Quorra, where Flynn Sr. is standing with his back to the camera and his disc - which is supposed to be gone - is still there. When Quorra's disc is off, it is missing, and we do not hear anything about Flynn Sr. being able to spawn a new disc.

Correction: That's not Flynn's disc: it's Quorra's. Transporting it that way leaves both his hands free.

Sereenie

Corrected entry: Flynn's arcade had been locked up since the disappearance of Flynn in 1989. When Sam was walking through the arcade, one of the arcade machine was Mortal Kombat, which didn't come out until 1992.

Correction: Flynn disappeared in 1989 but they never say that the arcade closed down immediately after his disappearence. In the first movie it's explained that he took on the responsibility of running the arcade after he was forced out of ENCOM. At the end of TRON he's back in control of ENCOM and obviously had someone else running the arcade.

BocaDavie

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Continuity mistake: Quorra's suit has a light stripe running down its right leg. When she's captured by Tron, the light stripe is now on the left leg. This is most likely a flipped shot as her fringe/bangs are also slanting the wrong way. (01:33:50)

ployp

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Kevin Flynn: The only way to win the game is not to play.

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Trivia: The two 'disc jockeys' in the soundbooth of the 'End of Line' club are actually Daft Punk, the French group that created the movie's soundtrack.

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Question: What exactly was Clu's vision of "the perfect system"?

Answer: Going by Clu's behavior and personality in the film, Clu's idea of a perfect system was likely a system where every component worked as intended and as expected. One where every action by programs could be consistently predicted. The Isometric Algorithms very existence went against everything that he believed was "perfect", in that by their nature their actions could not be predicted. Users also seem to exist in contrast to Clu's beliefs as their human emotions cause them to act irrationally and erratically.

BaconIsMyBFF

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