The Walt Disney Company turns 100 this year, so each month IllusiveKen is looking back at its landmark films to better understand the Mouse House - and the film industry it's helped define. This month: Tron:
The MCP’s thugs capture programs and force them to compete in the games, gladiatorial combat contests that all have the feel of arcade quarter-munchers. The visual effects look dated, but here’s the thing: Of course they would. It’s set in the ‘80s, in a computer. Watching it again recently, it was kind of charming.
After a failed attempt to breach ENCOM that’s foiled by the MCP, Flynn’s antics raise the security level at the company, something that pisses off his old colleagues Alan , Lora and Dr. Gibbs . Gibbs in particular is righteously indignant that company employees are being locked out by the system, their programs subsumed into the code of the MCP.
. If Flynn is truly being put into a computer, I don’t want to contemplate what the compression rate would actually do to him when he is eventually unzipped in the real world.
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