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TRON

Exclusive Archive Collection

( Catalog Number 6141CS ) (THX) (2.20:1) (6 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
Audio Commentary by Harrison Ellenshaw, Donald Kushner , Steven Lisberger and Richard Taylor
Isolated Music and Effects Track
Early Development
Storyboards
Pre-production Test
Object Design (Lightcycle, Recognizer, Tank, Sark's Carrier, Solar Sailer, MPC, Bit, Flynn, Tron, Video Warrior, Yori, Dumont,
Character Designs

TRON
1982 - 96 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
The MCP, a master computer program, is appropriating all other programs in order to become the controlling program in the world. To regain access to the computer for users, hacker Kevin Flynn sneaks into the system, but gets himself digitized. Stuck inside the system, he pretends to be a program and manages to help another program, Tron, free the machine from the tyrannical control of the MCP.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
One of the earliest feature films to reflect the video-game craze of the 1980s, Disney's Tron stars Jeff Bridges as a computer programmer who becomes part of the very game that he's programming. Bridges' principal antagonist is his glory-grabbing boss David Warner, who likewise metamorphoses into a video-game character. The title character, a computer-generated superhero, is played by Bruce Boxleitner. Though antiquated by 1990s standards, Tron represented the last word in special effects back in 1982. Surprisingly, despite its long-range influence on the movie industry, the film was a box-office disappointment when first released. --- Hal Erickson

Years before The Matrix contemplated life inside an all-encompassing computer, Tron realized a similar concept in glorious fashion, with visuals that were equally cutting edge at the time. Although it did not strike a chord with all audiences, those who allowed themselves to be swept away into that alternate world of pixels and grids claimed fanatical devotion to the influential film. The central struggle between good and evil is pure hokum, but the plot is not Tron's major contribution to imaginative cinema. Its neon-colored world of geometric shapes and angles is the true star, as well as the only necessary justification for making the film. The stark, foreboding computer environment is a world more intensely foreign than a sunless planet at the distant edges of the universe. Enhancing the atmosphere is the merciless villain played by David Warner, who, along with his evil incarnate character from Time Bandits (1981), portrayed two of the more delicious sources of pure malice of the early '80s. Key to its enduring presence in both gaming and science fiction communities is its two innovative competition sequences: One involves a deadly race in which curved racing pods try to outdistance each other, while avoiding colliding with the lethal wall of exhaust left in the other's wake; the second features players hurling discs at each other, with dire consequences for being knocked off balance or failing to complete the catch. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast:
Jeff Bridges .... Kevin Flynn/Clu
Bruce Boxleitner .... Alan Bradley/Tron
David Warner .... Ed Dillinger/Sark/Master Control Program (voice)
Cindy Morgan .... Lora/Yori
Barnard Hughes .... Dr. Walter Gibbs/Dumont
Dan Shor .... Ram/Co-worker who wants popcorn
Peter Jurasik .... Crom
Tony Stephano .... Peter/Sark's Lieutenant
Craig Chudy .... Warrior #1
Vince Deadrick Jr. .... Warrior #2 (as Vince Deadrick)
Sam Schatz .... Expert Disc Warrior
Jackson Bostwick .... Head Guard
David S. Cass Sr. .... Factory Guard (as Dave Cass)
Gerald Berns .... Guard #1
Bob Neill .... Guard #2
Ted White .... Guard #3
Mark Stewart .... Guard #4
Michael Sax .... Guard #5
Tony Brubaker .... Guard #6
Charlie Picerni .... Tank Commander (as Charles Picerni)
Pierre Vuilleumier .... Tank Gunner #1
Erik Cord .... Tank Gunner #2
Loyd Catlett .... Conscript #1/Video Game Cowboy
Michael Dudikoff .... Conscript #2 (as Michael Dudikoff II)
Richard Bruce Friedman .... Video Game Player
Rick Feck .... Boy in Video Game Arcade
John Kenworthy .... Boy in Video Game Arcade


Crew:
Steven Lisberger - Director / Screenwriter
Donald Kushner - Producer
Charles Haas - Screenwriter
Bonnie MacBird - Screen Story
Bruce Logan - Cinematographer
Wendy Carlos - Composer (Music Score)
Journey - Songwriter
Jeff Gourson - Editor
Louis Mann - Production Designer
Syd Mead - Production Designer
Dean Edward Mitzner - Production Designer
John Mansbridge - Art Director
Al Y. Roelofs - Art Director
Harrison Ellenshaw - Associate Producer / Special Effects
Ron Miller - Executive Producer
Roger M. Shook - Set Designer
Elois Jenssen - Costume Designer
Rosanna Norton - Costume Designer
Bob Hathaway - Sound/Sound Designer
Gary D. Liddiard - Makeup
Richard Taylor - Special Effects
Rexford Metz - Camera Operator
Billy Burton - Stunts
James Deeth - Stunts
Bennie E. Dobbins - Stunts
Gary Epper - Stunts
Donna Garrett - Stunts
Larry Holt - Stunts
Hank Hooker - Stunts
Gary Jensen - Stunts
Fred Lerner - Stunts
Walter Scott - Stunts
Glenn Wilder - Stunts
James Winburn - Stunts
Ralph Sariego - Production Manager

Awards:
Best Costume Design (nom) Elois Jenssen 1982 Academy
Best Costume Design (nom) Rosanna Norton 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Bob Minkler 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Minkler 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) LaRue, Jim 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Minkler, Lee 1982 Academy

Model: 6141CS
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Mega-Rare Dolby Surround Sound, CAV, Widescreen, LaserDisc Boxset Movie

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Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner in...

TRON

Exclusive Archive Collection

( Catalog Number 6141CS ) (THX) (2.20:1) (6 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
Audio Commentary by Harrison Ellenshaw, Donald Kushner , Steven Lisberger and Richard Taylor
Isolated Music and Effects Track
Early Development
Storyboards
Pre-production Test
Object Design (Lightcycle, Recognizer, Tank, Sark's Carrier, Solar Sailer, MPC, Bit, Flynn, Tron, Video Warrior, Yori, Dumont,
Character Designs

TRON
1982 - 96 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
The MCP, a master computer program, is appropriating all other programs in order to become the controlling program in the world. To regain access to the computer for users, hacker Kevin Flynn sneaks into the system, but gets himself digitized. Stuck inside the system, he pretends to be a program and manages to help another program, Tron, free the machine from the tyrannical control of the MCP.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
One of the earliest feature films to reflect the video-game craze of the 1980s, Disney's Tron stars Jeff Bridges as a computer programmer who becomes part of the very game that he's programming. Bridges' principal antagonist is his glory-grabbing boss David Warner, who likewise metamorphoses into a video-game character. The title character, a computer-generated superhero, is played by Bruce Boxleitner. Though antiquated by 1990s standards, Tron represented the last word in special effects back in 1982. Surprisingly, despite its long-range influence on the movie industry, the film was a box-office disappointment when first released. --- Hal Erickson

Years before The Matrix contemplated life inside an all-encompassing computer, Tron realized a similar concept in glorious fashion, with visuals that were equally cutting edge at the time. Although it did not strike a chord with all audiences, those who allowed themselves to be swept away into that alternate world of pixels and grids claimed fanatical devotion to the influential film. The central struggle between good and evil is pure hokum, but the plot is not Tron's major contribution to imaginative cinema. Its neon-colored world of geometric shapes and angles is the true star, as well as the only necessary justification for making the film. The stark, foreboding computer environment is a world more intensely foreign than a sunless planet at the distant edges of the universe. Enhancing the atmosphere is the merciless villain played by David Warner, who, along with his evil incarnate character from Time Bandits (1981), portrayed two of the more delicious sources of pure malice of the early '80s. Key to its enduring presence in both gaming and science fiction communities is its two innovative competition sequences: One involves a deadly race in which curved racing pods try to outdistance each other, while avoiding colliding with the lethal wall of exhaust left in the other's wake; the second features players hurling discs at each other, with dire consequences for being knocked off balance or failing to complete the catch. --- Derek Armstrong

Thanks for Visiting DaDon's Rare LaserDiscs !

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Cast:
Jeff Bridges .... Kevin Flynn/Clu
Bruce Boxleitner .... Alan Bradley/Tron
David Warner .... Ed Dillinger/Sark/Master Control Program (voice)
Cindy Morgan .... Lora/Yori
Barnard Hughes .... Dr. Walter Gibbs/Dumont
Dan Shor .... Ram/Co-worker who wants popcorn
Peter Jurasik .... Crom
Tony Stephano .... Peter/Sark's Lieutenant
Craig Chudy .... Warrior #1
Vince Deadrick Jr. .... Warrior #2 (as Vince Deadrick)
Sam Schatz .... Expert Disc Warrior
Jackson Bostwick .... Head Guard
David S. Cass Sr. .... Factory Guard (as Dave Cass)
Gerald Berns .... Guard #1
Bob Neill .... Guard #2
Ted White .... Guard #3
Mark Stewart .... Guard #4
Michael Sax .... Guard #5
Tony Brubaker .... Guard #6
Charlie Picerni .... Tank Commander (as Charles Picerni)
Pierre Vuilleumier .... Tank Gunner #1
Erik Cord .... Tank Gunner #2
Loyd Catlett .... Conscript #1/Video Game Cowboy
Michael Dudikoff .... Conscript #2 (as Michael Dudikoff II)
Richard Bruce Friedman .... Video Game Player
Rick Feck .... Boy in Video Game Arcade
John Kenworthy .... Boy in Video Game Arcade


Crew:
Steven Lisberger - Director / Screenwriter
Donald Kushner - Producer
Charles Haas - Screenwriter
Bonnie MacBird - Screen Story
Bruce Logan - Cinematographer
Wendy Carlos - Composer (Music Score)
Journey - Songwriter
Jeff Gourson - Editor
Louis Mann - Production Designer
Syd Mead - Production Designer
Dean Edward Mitzner - Production Designer
John Mansbridge - Art Director
Al Y. Roelofs - Art Director
Harrison Ellenshaw - Associate Producer / Special Effects
Ron Miller - Executive Producer
Roger M. Shook - Set Designer
Elois Jenssen - Costume Designer
Rosanna Norton - Costume Designer
Bob Hathaway - Sound/Sound Designer
Gary D. Liddiard - Makeup
Richard Taylor - Special Effects
Rexford Metz - Camera Operator
Billy Burton - Stunts
James Deeth - Stunts
Bennie E. Dobbins - Stunts
Gary Epper - Stunts
Donna Garrett - Stunts
Larry Holt - Stunts
Hank Hooker - Stunts
Gary Jensen - Stunts
Fred Lerner - Stunts
Walter Scott - Stunts
Glenn Wilder - Stunts
James Winburn - Stunts
Ralph Sariego - Production Manager

Awards:
Best Costume Design (nom) Elois Jenssen 1982 Academy
Best Costume Design (nom) Rosanna Norton 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Bob Minkler 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Minkler 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) LaRue, Jim 1982 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Minkler, Lee 1982 Academy

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