PRESENT AND PAST: TRON 1982 & TRON: LEGACY 2010

ATTENTION!!! - SOME OF THE SCENES I USED IN THIS VIDEO ARE NOT FROM THE MOVIE, IT WAS A TEST SHOOTING BEFORE THEY DECIDED TO MAKE THE MOVIE.
Incredible 28 Years stand between the Original Tron and Tron: Legacy.
I've seen Tron Legacy in 3D (but unfortunately not in IMAX) and I have to say that this is one of the most beautifully shot SIFI movies I've ever seen, Tron City looks amazing, the outfits are stunning and the General Design of the movie is perfectly chosen. It is doing very good in the theaters, so you can be sure that they will give us a sequel ;)
Please Rate and comment...and give a thumbs up if you liked it of course ;)
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[@manysocksonfeet]

Both films are amazing with great special effects. I can't wait for the third one.

[@tlas9574]

Me Too bro Me Too

[@hellomotoa]

WOW the 1982 version is epic..

[@Koooles]

that's one of these times when I say "I love 21st century".

[@SuperPSTutorials]

Damn, i'm glad to live in a time where special effects in movies look awesome!

[@CourtneyCoulson]

It's breathtaking to see how far technology has come in a matter of a few decades. If you look at the course of human history we had centuries of very little progress and now we're moving at light speed,

[@perfectionbox]

Tron: looks digital. Tron Legacy: looks analog.

[@ironhide465]

both are amazing pieces of film history

[@Decembirth]

Lovingly done graphics and scenes for both movies.

[@GunsNRoses581]

This shows how much films have envolved....

[@sgreen4]

Old is Gold.

[@jjysoserious]

Seriously the first one is pretty badass for it's time!

[@vittiromastandrea707]

So awesome live love tron

[@MACOnx01]

EPIC, 4ever!

[@McLarenMercedes]

Although Tron Legacy is a good sequal who works perfectly fine on its own, I must say that the original Tron back in 1982 was GROUNDBREAKING. It was several years ahead of time with its use of CGI. Back then nobody had ever thought about the idea of making a whole world computer animated, and have a person be transported inside a computer world. Tron Legacy looks cool but it's nothing we haven't seen before in other movies which use a lot of CGI. 10 year later, in 1992, Tron still looked cool.

[@gyeoulbee]

Wow technology has come a long way

[@THEBODYPRACTICE]

After almost 30 years, Legacy really moves the bar up with it's special effects. At the time however, the original was groundbreaking in so many ways. Having just watched both within a week of each other, gave me a greater appreciation for the original.

[@RAZR_Channel]

Nicely done video

[@dcrosner15]

I like this video a lot

[@fourthemasses]

It took me awhile to figure out that Jeff Bridges was CGI as himself young. That was pretty damn good!

[@TitanaMaster]

fortunately i live in 2011 now and i'm only 18... A golden rule is that you can never know what's gonna happen in 10, 20 or more 30 years! ! Imagine what the creators of Tron 1982 would say if they saw the Tron Legacy... "Are you aliens or guys from the future?" Also imagine what's the technological developpement since 1982... HUGE!!! The difference between 1982 and 2010-2011 is only 28-29 years... I hope we will see many things in our lives in the future...

[@davys.9909]

pour ce changer les idées, rêver et prendre du plaisir. De très bonnes scènes, un montage de haute volée, des effets spéciaux uniques et rafraîchissants. La musique sublime et la lumière vous permettrons d'être avalé par un cinéma de très bonne qualité.

[@AfyaParaiba]

Very cool! Thanks to the nerds softwares!

[@Dragonite0212]

Man technology has gotten fuckin good. Good thing I grew up in this generation, but a classic is a classic.

[@GTXNate]

TRON ROCKS! ^_^

[@62nstar]

i cant wait for the nostalga critic to do his review on the old n new tron this was pretty good

[@chj2]

@xXPackersfan1Xx Well, considering that the computer(s) they used back in 1981 to make the animation maxed out at 2 MB, it makes sense why 1982 TRON looks quite different than 2010 TRON: Legacy. Also, the clouds in TRON (1982) look like very low-resolution block clouds from an Atari 2600 game, whereas the clouds in Legacy look like real clouds, and you can even see circuit patterns in them, when lightning strikes. I tell ya - a max of 2MB to TBs today is a HELL of a technological advancement.

[@YamadaHikari03]

that's cool for a 1980's movie :D awesome!

[@lizard0manson]

Superb video!

[@mmutasim2]

I smell a Kinect game featuring the disc fights coming soon. The 1982 version pretty much nailed the actions. xD

[@JakeJacob99]

great your clip very good hey congratulations man

[@WarpStims]

Both are epic

[@kamdan2011]

How nice of Flynn to replace the spandex for leather jackets.

[@rubenspooky]

i can't wait for the part 3 if there gonna be one

[@tendygod]

@sroRAGE The end scene is from the test video made to promote the film, as stated in the description.

[@rosrychaplet]

@that1guy9207 the old tron they wree fighting playing lacrosse! wow!

[@karami8844]

i like both Tron movies. I liked how Flynn almost eats it 2:43

[@dcrosner15]

u know what LeVonMclane ur awesome

[@RocketManProductions]

It makes sense that The world in Tron Legacy would be more advanced... Because both worlds reflect there respective time... in 1982, there computers wasn't as advance or dignified... But in the 2010s, computers have become more streamlined and advanced...

[@chj2]

@bovenzee No, that is not so. The light cycle designs for TRON: LEGACY are actually what was supposed to be intended for the 1982 TRON film, but due to technological limitations at the time, they were not able to make the lightcycles with open cockpits. Therefore, TRON, FLYNN, AND RAM as well as the other light cyclists in TRON (1982) were covered up by the cockpits. That Batman Film you're talking about came out YEARS LATER - therefore, Batman took some design cues from Syd Mead.

[@Magnolia296]

Both movies are very cool and interesting. The original is a bit better but its sequel was impressive as well

[@chj2]

@McLarenMercedes BOTH films are groundbreaking - the irony with Legacy is that just as a laser was used to transport Kevin Flynn inside the ENCOM 511 28 years earlier, a REAL laser was used to scan Jeff Bridges' and Bruce Boxleitner's faces to make: a)Younger 1989 Kevin Flynn; b)CLU 2.0, and c)TRON (as he was repurposed for the Grid), and d)Younger 1989 Alan Bradley. The only other film at the time that used similar facial scanning was Benjamin Button, but Tron: Legacy went further with that.

[@StupidLittleNobody]

@LeVonMcLane Nice comparison, btw! :-)

[@wawo66]

BIAS!!! obviously!

[@Caustictherapy]

@treasd5 The green bike in the clips was from the ComiCon teaser for the re-boot from 12 months ago to test the market and see if a new TRON would be worth while .. Its the Mach 4 Unit (Mach 5's appear in the movie) if you have seen the movie the teaser is set in the "late 80's" after Flynn, Tron and Clu have created the new system and Clu has gone rogue

[@chj2]

Just so you know, the environment in the 1982 Tron WAS NOT called Tron City. It was just known as, "The System", because it was inside the ENCOM 511 computer. The environment in TRON: LEGACY is comprised of three parts: 1)Tron City - where the game grid was as well as the End of Line Club; 2)The Grid (basically the whole environment collectively) and 3)The Outlands - where Flynn's Safe House was, out in the rocky parts of the grid, as well as where the Portal was.

[@chj2]

@kamdan2011 Well, the computer world in TRON: Legacy is on a different server - a server that Flynn built secretly; the world in TRON (1982) was an ENCOM server, called the ENCOM 511. That's why there's a different look between the two films, regardless of the the change in technological advancements, as well as how Clu 2 wanted the world to look, and Kevin Flynn's design.

[@ladylum1]

@castlenibil you can buy it with the new film on DVD or Blu-Ray.

[@TitanaMaster]

One thing I don't like in Tron Legacy is that it is very "dark"... They nearly didn't use any lights in it. Only some intensively white floors etc. Wish it had some of the beauty of the sunlight in it. It wouldn't be (maybe) very reallistic but at least very impressive, beautiful and relaxing. My eyes got very tired when I saw the movie in 3D!

[@chj2]

@TitanaMaster The digital world inside the ENCOM 511 (the world inside the computer in the 1982 TRON film) was also pretty dark, except for a few places. I think the director and designer of THE GRID deliberately designed it to be darker (literally and figuratively) to drive home the fact that THE GRID is a lot more dangerous and perilous than the Game Grid in the ENCOM 511 could ever be. Also, CLU 2 may have had something to do with it, as well.

[@meunier251]

@sroRAGE its from a teaser trailer from San Diego Comicon a few years before Legacy's release. They made it to see if there was enough interest to make another movie

[@DOSkywalkR]

that was from the teaser. appearently the video was done before the movie came out so he took videos from the teaser and from the actual trailer.

[@Salien1999]

@rolledgold77 The first one was made by a bunch of different "users" in the encom company, all the programs went into one computer controlled by the MCP. The one in Tron:Legacy was made by Flynn, and was made to be another world, the first one was just made like any other data-base. And Tron was brought over by Flynn I'm guessing on a disc or something.

[@TrevorMcBever2596]

I like how the old cycles really only went in a few directions. i dont like how the new trons are just regular motor cycles...

[@kamdan2011]

What made me think of that was when they displayed the movie poster in the film.

[@WarpStims]

@TitanaMaster LOL just as I was reading your comment I was watching the recogniser parts and I was thinking; "Wow, the old one is very dark-- It just has a black sky/roof thing!" LOL! Ironic!

[@schr4nz]

@that1guy9207 Correction. Back in 1982, the fight looked real, and now it looks like a computer game of the modern day. In 28 years, the tron movie will look like a game. :)

[@sarcasm-83]

@LeVonMcLane aaaah ok, that explains it. For a while I thought it's after the credits but it wouldn't have made any sense :) Thanks for the info.

[@sarcasm-83]

What was the "changes" part (3:14) about? I mean I just came from the theater and I didn't see that scene... is it after the credits?

[@LeetSniper4]

1:59 Minecraft with triangle shaped floors! :D

[@kamdan2011]

It kind of sucked how in TRON: Legacy they basically said that everything in the first TRON was not the real grid, but the new one was. I got the impression better that I was in a computer in the first film than the new film, which just felt like a standard apocalyptic world seen countless times.

[@000theredx000]

I think it's kinda ironic that something took months to do to some people 30 years ago and now you can easily recreate it by yourself in a free software and run it in realtime :/

[@Nanomaru]

@Salien1999 That same disc containing Tron was later transferd into the Memory stick that Sam now wears around his neck.

[@OnThatPack]

@that1guy9207 the old tron was purely supposed to look like a game, thats why.

[@TheBIGJJR]

so is tron legacy a sequal to the 1982 version or is it just like a remake?

[@chj2]

@yueh25 Yes, there are alot of remakes, and they usually say remake, but for the last time, TRON: LEGACY is a SEQUEL.

[@treasd5]

wher eis that green bike from in the "new " clips? didn't see it in the movie...

[@CaptGage]

I really like both movies, but I still prefer the original. The second one at least doesn't "copy" the first, though. It's like "Tron" meets "Blade Runner." So each has a distinct style.

[@daanvos194]

i stil find the old recognizers better looking

[@StupidLittleNobody]

@SuperPSTutorials Haha the original suffers in this comparison, but believe me... if you saw the original at a cinema in 70mm you'd be blown away! It looks far less "realistic", sure, but that was it's appeal... otherworldly and surreal. The sequel looks FANTASTIC, but instead of making a plastic Jeff Bridges, they should have spent the money on hiring a good writer to make the plot/dialog vaguely interesting. Oh well. :-(

[@StupidLittleNobody]

@TheBIGJJR It's practically a remake scene for scene... transport to the grid - a world run by a dictator, be forced to play the SAME TWO GAMES: ring game & lightcycles, escape on a solar sailor, heal the girl with user power, reach the exit beam and escape. IMO the sequel didn't make sense at all... in the original, the games were what happened on the other side of the screen when you play a video game, and Flynn was good at 'em cos he was a video game champ. In the sequel...??

[@timothyhurkmans7251]

What is this scene with the green and blue guy i never saw that

[@McLarenMercedes]

@McLarenMercedes An example of my point. Compare the original King Kong from 1933 to the 2005 remake (there was a 1976 remake too). Naturally the 2005 remake looks way better and realistic but it can never have the same impact the 1933 original had. The original King Kong was a huge leap in special effects, and back then people had never seen anything like it. The 2005 remake wasn't groundbraking special effects wise in any way. Same goes for Star Wars in 1977 and Tron in 1982. Milestones.

[@ShadowXloner]

Who else was disappointed with the digitizing scene in Legacy? It was nothing compared to the originals. Then again the 1982 digitizing laser ran on dial-up, so I guess it's only natural that the process was much quicker 20 years later.

[@JakeJacob99]

@LeVonMcLane :) U know that TRON (1982) are very mmmm.... bored xD and TRON (2010) :OOO I LOVE!!! xD

[@iMacsoni]

TIme Changes!

[@s3bbe1337]

Where the hell was the scene with the green guy on the bike from...? I didn't see that when I watched the real movie o.O

[@hamburgerbob321]

@sroRAGE its a trailer at comic con its not really in the movie its in the special feature on the disc

[@DOSkywalkR]

@that1guy9207 it's that it's just a bad comparison. he took a game (hyperball) out of the tournaments as comparison to a lightdisc-battle, there are also lightdisc battles in tron 1 which he didn't show here unfortunately.

[@casbie]

where can i watch the tron 1982 film?

[@90geekgirl06]

Visually Legacy is a much prettier movie, but I still like the original better. As far as sequels go, though, it's a damn awesome sequel.

[@Salien1999]

@sroRAGE The plane? That's when Clu is hunting down Kevin and Sam Flynn, along with Quorra. He jumps out of a tower and uses a special baton to make a plane (if I remember right) inside of his floating base and begins following them along with Rinzler and some combatants.

[@jakesnake341]

I wonder what tron:2038 will look like!

[@chj2]

@ferovader419 No, it's a SEQUEL. This has been stated SEVERAL TIMES and it's pretty obvious it's a sequel because: 1)The computer world in Legacy IS A DIFFERENT SERVER from the ENCOM 511 in the first film; 2)Kevin Flynn's son, 27-year old SAM, is the main character; 3)TRON has been repurposed to assisted CLU 2 and Flynn in maintaining THE GRID; 4)CLU 2 is the main villain in this one; NO MCP, and several other things. You may want to check your facts before trying to call out someone else.

[@realar]

The 2nd really changed what made TRON, TRON. It made me mad.

[@ELELEGIDO94]

it seems that if they have evolved after all xdxddd!!!

[@mrmoonpheonix7656]

3 years since the last comment.

[@lazorize]

@Taiko000 no no no its actually : tron 1982:fx made in windowns 95 tron 2010:fx made in nasa

[@sroRAGE]

@wekmyr yeah I remembered after I posted the commend lol but thx

[@kratozcesar]

no se nota el cambiooo :D JAJAJA

[@sroRAGE]

k wtf wheres the end scene from I don't remember seen it in the movie and the yellow costumes too? ..

[@Salien1999]

@Nanomaru I heard the memory stick was a copy of the whole system.

[@chj2]

@raf90lellokawasaki That's your opinion, but here's a fact: there would be NO PIXAR, DIGITAL DOMAIN, RHYTHM AND HUES (digital/visual fx houses) and the advancements made in CGI without the original TRON film in 1982. I'm not kidding - read interviews with John Lasseter as well as the SEVERAL graphic artists today who either: worked on the 1982 TRON film or were directly inspired by it. You also have to consider when the original was made (1981). Regardless, it was ahead of its time, as is Legacy

[@thetwopointslow]

Anyone know the song at 2:32? I don't remember it

[@CheshireSackPerson]

Tron Guy anyone?

[@sidneymeyers5623]

I'd say more 98 as classic tron. XP might be uprising.

[@ZhangyXD]

@sroRAGE its from the game

[@98ammar]

Tron (1982) : Windows XP Tron Legacy (2010) : Windows Vista

[@EzraTimothy_32Myth]

@LeVonMcLane you forgot tron cars and tron/rinzlers combat (rinzler is actually tron)

[@Havoc481]

el wire is awsome

[@bovenzee]

nice... but i still love the original Tron (1982) the motorcycles are ripped from Batman ;-)