Tron (1982) simplified introduction to help enjoy the film
I have seen the Tron (1982) over 600 times. The production Team kept changing in different ways. It originally was going to be a completely animated film. As the ideas, concepts, and artists kept changing it really changed the end project. The director Steven Lisberger, basically showed what Avatars in the PC would look like by using the program's user as the character on the grid in the computer. The term would be popular in 1985 with the release of Ultima IV : Quest of the Avatar. Kevin Flynn, a young, promised programmer, has been fired from ENCOM. The game programs he was writing using ENCOM servers had gone missing, until his co-worker, not so nice, but very, very sneaky, Edward Dillinger went to the ENCOM board with game programs with Kevin Flynn's name on them, but Dillinger took all the credit. Dillinger had moved Kevin Flynn's computer files from the ENCOM memory servers. The files were games that were turned into arcades. ...