TRON: Legacy (2010)
Sam Flynn, the CEO and primary shareholder of ENCOM International, is financially secure due to his father's creation of the software giant. However, he is not motivated by money, but rather by the potential scientific, spiritual, intellectual, and creative benefits for humanity in the "Grid," an alternate universe. Sam is puzzled by his father's disappearance and promises to share the Grid with him, but discovers from a trusted friend that his father is actually living inside the game. Like his father, Sam decides to embark on the journey into this inner universe.
Articles on TRON: Legacy
| Ian Nathan, Olivia Wilde, in: Empire, nr. 248 (February), 2010 pp. 81-83 |
| Tron Legacy, in: Empire, nr. 250 (April), 2010 pp. 34 |
| Ian Nathan, Where we're going... we don't need roads, in: Empire, nr. 254 (August), 2010 pp. 78-90 |
| Tron Legacy, in: Empire, nr. 251 (May), 2010 pp. 18 |
| Ian Nathan, Tron: Regeneration, in: Empire, nr. 259 (January), 2011 pp. 66-76 |
| Andrew Lowry, Anatomy Of A Scene, Tron Legacy: The lightcycle chase, in: Empire, nr. 263 (May), 2011 pp. 138-139 |
| Véronique Trouillet, Tron l'héritage, in: Studio Ciné Live, nr. 19, 2010 pp. 72-75 |
Reviews
| Andrew Osmond, Tron Legacy, in: Sight & Sound, nr. 2 (February), 2011 pp. 78 |
| Dan Jolin, Tron Legacy, in: Empire, nr. 263 (May), 2011 pp. 136-137 (DVD review) |
| Nick de Semlyen, Tron Legacy, in: Empire, nr. 260 (February), 2011 pp. 48 |
| Hans Schifferle, Tron: Legacy, in: epd Film, nr. 1, 2011 pp. 42-43 |