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Tron Legacy Director Plots Course for Oblivion

Tron Legacy Director Plots Course for Oblivion

Even though his feature debut Tron Legacy won’t be in theaters until late 2010, director Joseph Kosinski is already plotting out his next venture.

By Neil Miller on July 30, 2009 | Comments

SDCC: Tron Legacy VFX Concept Footage Appears Online

SDCC: Tron Legacy VFX Concept Footage Appears Online

Hot on the heels of yesterday’s panel in Hall H at Comic-Con in San Diego, Disney has released the long-awaited Tron Legacy footage onto the web for all to see.

By Scott the Intern on July 24, 2009 | Comments

SDCC: Tron: Legacy Concept Art and Title Art Revealed

SDCC: Tron: Legacy Concept Art and Title Art Revealed

Walt Disney Studios has sent over the title treatment for their upcoming Tron sequel, the newly retitled Tron Legacy. Also, we’ve got some concept art directly from Hall H.

By Scott the Intern on July 23, 2009 | Comments

Serinda Swan: Tron 2.0 To Include Sexy Digital Temptresses

Serinda Swan: Tron 2.0 To Include Sexy Digital Temptresses

This little slow news day item should go down as a gem, as it involves two things that we are anxiously looking forward to: TRON 2.0 and sex.

By Neil Miller on March 26, 2009 | Comments

Real Tron 2 Trailer Promised for 2009 San Diego Comic Con

Real Tron 2 Trailer Promised for 2009 San Diego Comic Con

Anyone who was at or around last year’s San Diego Comic-Con knows that the test footage of Tron 2 that was shown was the talk of the town. And it appears as if Disney intends to do something similar this coming year.

By Neil Miller on February 8, 2009 | Comments

Tron 2 Potentially Gets a Sillier Name and a Vague Plot

Tron 2 Potentially Gets a Sillier Name and a Vague Plot

It is likely that even director Joseph Kosinski hasn’t much more of a clue than we do about what is happening with Tr2n, the mysteriously trailered film that had all of Comic-Con wishing they hadn’t skipped the Race to Witch Mountain presentation.

By Neil Miller on December 1, 2008 | Comments