TRON (1982)
Young computer expert Kevin Flynn is trying to put together conclusive evidence that his profitable work for the huge communications conglomerate ENCOM was appropriated by one of its chief executives, Dillinger, who then had him fired. When Flynn attempts to gain access to the computer, all communications are disrupted, causing several employees of ENCOM to lose touch with their programmes. Among them is Alan Bradley, who has been developing a secret programme code named TRON.
Books with substantial mentioning of TRON
| Frank N. Magill (ed.) Magill's Cinema Annual 1983, A Survey of 1982 Films Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1983 pp. 371-376 
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Articles on TRON
| Andrew Osmond, Electric Dreams, in: Empire, nr. 239 (May), 2009 pp. 102-107 |
| Sabine Horst, Tron, in: epd Film, nr. 11, 2013 pp. 28 |
Reviews
| Charlene Krista, Tron, in: Films in Review, vol. 33, 1982 pp. 431 |
| Ali Plumb, Tron, in: Empire, nr. 263 (May), 2011 pp. 139 (DVD review) |