Tron: Legacy (2010)

There's a lot of franchises that could have a great resurgence on Disney+.

Construction is underway at Walt Disney World for the upcoming Tron themed roller coaster, now we know when it will start to affect other attractions.

One of the biggest new additions to Walt Disney World is about to get underway, but that means the park will have to get a bit smaller before it gets bigger.

While Tron has never been one of Disney's insanely popular properties, the love for it from fans is far from small. The franchise seemed dead following the cancellation of Tron: Legacy's sequel, but then it was announced another Tron movie may still happen.

Disney parks have been undergoing massive construction for new areas that we've only known as Star Wars land. However, that's not what the area will be called when it opens in 2019.

Tomorrowland Speedway has been a Disney World staple for over four decades, but it's soon going to be replaced by a ride based off one of Disney's more visually dazzling movies.

Science fiction is quite simply one of the most popular genres of film that we have. The creation of far away places and futuristic technology seems to be exactly what the medium of film was designed to create. Science fiction on film has been around for as long as there have been movies. But which ones are the best?

The Tron franchise has been back in the news recently as it appears that rumors of its demise might be greatly exaggerated. It now appears that the revitalization of the brand may result in new theme park attractions as well.

Fate is a funny thing: one moment you're talking about a Tron sequel that's on ice, and the next you hear news that Jared Leto is being sought after for a project in the universe of Disney's legendary franchise. If you're as intrigued as we are, read on for the details.

The movie rumor mill is actually an entertaining place to hang out and see what gets churned out. James Gunn has had to debunk a recent rumor regarding involvement in a new Tron movie and he took the opportunity to debunk several other rumors a well, that he just invented.

Disney's Tron was something of a cult hit back in its day, which meant decades would pass before a sequel would ever come to be. However, that movie's audience failed to be big enough to keep the franchise alive. While there were originally plans for a third film, Disney eventually cancelled them, putting the franchise on the shelf once again.

If you thought you were upset about the cancellation of Tron Ascension, just wait until you see how Bruce Boxleitner has taken the news. Heartbreak awaits inside.

The release of the new comedy, which is set 30+ years after the original and finds the young characters as grown-ups, got us thinking: what are some other 1980s titles that could potentially benefit from further continuity expansion? We picked out nine choices, so read on to find out what they are!

After a couple months of buildup that began back in March, it appears that Tron 3 is officially dead. As it turns out, some fans are not too happy with this development, and have been working on a way to try and get the movie going again.

With Disney's cancellation of Tron Ascension, comes a lot of disappointed fans. Here are three reasons Disney should hit refresh, and bring the next Tron film back to life.

Sorry guys, it turns out that Tron 3 isn't happening after all. Bummer.

Someone in this world now owns a working replica of a Tron: Legacy motorbike, and we should all be incredibly envious.

When it was announced a few weeks back that Tron Legacy stars, Olivia Wilde and Garrett Hedlund would be reprising their roles in an upcoming sequel to that 2010 franchise revival, it was rather surprising. Yet, for the film’s co-star, Wilde, the delays that mired this film may have proven fortuitous when it came to finding a good story. In a recent interview, the actress discusses what’s in store for her character, Quorra.

It was a surprising turn of events earlier this month when it was revealed that the Walt Disney Company is actively working towards making a Tron 3. And while the movie does not yet have a firm release date announced by the studio, it seems that the production may have a name. Are you ready for Tron: Ascension?

It's been quite a long time since we last heard anything about Tron 3, the last piece of news dating back to 2012, but the project may be further along than we have been led to believe. That's because new reports are circulating saying that the sci-fi sequel is looking to start production this fall.

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If you are new to our Parental Guidance column, here's the idea behind it: I concocted a plan to make my 15 year old daughter, Allie, watch movies with me. While she is wise beyond her years, her cinematic expertise was severely lacking. The movies that I am showing her meant a lot to me at different points in my younger life.

I hope you have your nostalgia glasses on, or at least some form of eyewear that allows you to be completely comfortable with shoddy video quality. The above video, which has been kicking it on the Internet for some time, combines two things that we don’t often get to see together these days: one of the most respected newsmen on the planet and a film that shattered the mold for computer graphics in cinema.

Work on a sequel to Tron: Legacy is underway. We’ve known it was coming for awhile, but today Disney announced that they’ve hired David DiGilio to work on the script. Adam Horowitz and Adam Kitsis wrote the previous film, but have moved on to writing a fairytale show called Once Upon a Time for ABC. If you saw Tron: Legacy, you know this is good news.

Last year, while everyone was talking about Tron: Legacy, nearly ever blog post you read on any site but this one dismissed the original, 1982 Tron as a box office flop. Repeat something long enough and perception becomes reality, even if it's just not.

Another video from the Blu-ray has leaked, and this one may offer clues to the nature of Tron 3’s villain.
The video shows a chat conversation between Edward Dillinger Jr. (played by Cillian Murphy in Tron: Legacy) and his father.

When Tron: Legacy ended it left a lot of things unsolved. Sam left the computer world with Quorra and rode off into the sunset, presumably to take over Encom and set things right. Beyond the movie, the whole “Flynn Lives” viral campaign built up around the movie never really got a resolution either.

One scene includes not only Bruce Boxleitner as Alan Bradley but Dan Shor as Ram, one of the hero characters from the original film who never made it into

The first teaser for Tron: Legacy debuted to audiences at the San Diego Comic Con before they’d even shot a single frame of the film. Actually at the time, they didn’t even have a script

It’s no secret that Disney made Tron: Legacy hoping it would turn into their next big franchise. Pirates of the Caribbean has only one more movie left in it, then Johnny Depp is done, which means