Additional information for Tron Legacy, which has a domestic theatrical release set for December 17, 2010. The film is being distributed by Walt Disney Pictures and has not yet been rated. Tron Legacy has a total running time of 125 minutes.
PG
Australia
PG
Ireland
PG
UK
PG
USA
12
South Korea
G
Canada
TE
Chile
PG
Singapore
7
Norway
G
Japan
G
Philippines
PG-13
Malaysia
Atp
Argentina
PT
Peru
10
Brazil
11
Sweden
M/12
Portugal
12
Netherlands
10
Switzerland
12
Germany
T
Spain
T
Italy
125min
127min
TRON: El legado
Mexico
TRON: El legado
Uruguay
Tron - L'Héritage
Belgium
Tron - L'Héritage
France
Tron: El legado
Argentina
Tron: El legado
Peru
Tron: Legacy
Italy
Tron: Legacy
Sweden
Трон: Наследие
Russia
Трон: Спадок
Ukraine
Anh hùng Tron
Vietnam
TR2N
USA
TRON 2.0
USA
TRON: Заветът
Bulgaria
TRON: Заветът IMAX
Bulgaria
TRON: Mostenirea
Romania
TRON: O Legado
Portugal
TRON: The Legacy
Israel
Teuron: Saeroun Sijak
South Korea
Tron - Legat
Serbia
Tron 2
USA
Tron Efsanesi
Turkey
Tron Legacy
Austria
Tron Legacy: An IMAX 3D Experience
USA
Tron: Örökség
Hungary
Tron: Dedicstvo
Slovakia
Tron: Dedictvi
Czech Republic
Tron: Dziedzictwo
Poland
Tron: Nasljedstvo
Croatia
Tron: O Legado
Brazil
Tron: Pärand
Estonia
Tron: Perintö
Finland
Tron: ha'moreshet
Israel
Tronas: Palikimas
Lithuania
Troni: Memkvidreoba
Georgia
November 30, 2010
Japan
December 05, 2010
UK
December 08, 2010
Ireland
December 14, 2010
Argentina
December 15, 2010
Chile
December 15, 2010
Egypt
December 15, 2010
United Arab Emirates
December 16, 2010
Argentina
December 16, 2010
Australia
December 16, 2010
Czech Republic
December 16, 2010
Denmark
December 16, 2010
Greece
December 16, 2010
Hungary
December 16, 2010
Israel
December 16, 2010
Kazakhstan
December 16, 2010
Malaysia
December 16, 2010
New Zealand
December 16, 2010
Russia
December 16, 2010
Singapore
December 17, 2010
Brazil
December 17, 2010
Bulgaria
December 17, 2010
Canada
December 17, 2010
Finland
December 17, 2010
India
December 17, 2010
Indonesia
December 17, 2010
Ireland
December 17, 2010
Japan
December 17, 2010
Norway
December 17, 2010
Philippines
December 17, 2010
Spain
December 17, 2010
Sweden
December 17, 2010
UK
December 17, 2010
USA
December 17, 2010
Uruguay
December 17, 2010
Venezuela
December 23, 2010
Bahrain
December 23, 2010
Hong Kong
December 23, 2010
Kuwait
December 23, 2010
Russia
December 24, 2010
Lithuania
December 24, 2010
Mexico
December 24, 2010
Taiwan
December 25, 2010
Colombia
December 25, 2010
Peru
December 26, 2010
Iceland
December 29, 2010
Italy
December 30, 2010
Estonia
December 30, 2010
South Korea
December 30, 2010
Ukraine
December 31, 2010
Poland
January , 2011
Austria
January 03, 2011
Armenia
January 06, 2011
Slovakia
January 11, 2011
China
January 13, 2011
Georgia
January 13, 2011
Portugal
January 19, 2011
Belgium
January 21, 2011
Panama
January 26, 2011
Netherlands
January 27, 2011
Germany
January 28, 2011
Turkey
February 09, 2011
France
The Game Has Changed.
The only way to win is to survive.
The film opens with a flashback to 1989 as Kevin Flynn - now the CEO of ENCOM - tells his son Sam a story about his adventures in the Grid and about how he, Tron and Clu discovered something amazing and miraculous. Sam asks about it but is told to wait for next time as Kevin leaves for work. It then cuts to a montage of events and news reports about Kevin's disappearance, which has not only jeopardized ENCOM's future, but orphaned Sam.In the present day, the now-adult Sam breaks into the ENCOM Tower and , despite the efforts of the board - including the son of Ed Dillinger (uncredited Cillian Murphy) steals Encom's new software, releasing it online. After being chased to the top of the tower by a security guard, Sam reveals himself and attempts to freefall off the tower only for his parachute to snag on a traffic light, and he is arrested shortly after freeing himself.Sam eventually makes bail and returns to his apartment and is met by Alan Bradley, who tells him about a page he received from his Dad's office in the arcade. Reluctantly following the tip, Sam locates a hidden doorway behind the arcade's Tron game which leads him to a secret workshop. He begins searching through his father's computer and unknowingly activites a digitizing ray which transports into the digital world. As the confused young man takes his leave and steps out onto the Grid, he is spotted by a Recognizer, and the programs within assign him to the Games.He is taken down to the Armoury Sirens, to be clad in armour and given an Identity Disc. Upon arriving in the Disc Wars Arena he narrowly manages to survive and spends his final round battling against Rinzler, who recognizes Sam as a User after seeing him bleed. Clu, who has been watching the events, has Sam brought to his lair. As the two talk, Sam believes he is speaking to his father. However, Clu denies this and has him sent to the Lightcycle arena while a mysterious figure watches them.Sam is teamed with several other programs in the ensuing race againt Clu and his followers, but ends up as the sole survivor of his group. He is saved from deresolution by the stranger who - while driving away in a Light Runner - introduces herself as Quorra. She takes him to a secret hideaway "off the grid" where Sam is reunited with his father. Over dinner, Kevin answers Sam's biggest question, regarding where he went all those years ago. Kevin relates how he was able to access The Grid, and brought along Tron, as well as Clu to help him create his perfect world. Kevin also reveals that the miracle he mentioned before his disappearance was the birth of ISOs - a brand new form of program created by the Grid itself. However, altercations arose when Clu felt 'imperfections' were rampant on The Grid. Clu then proceeded to take over by ambushing Kevin and Tron. Tron protected Kevin, but was derezzed in the process. Kevin then escaped into seclusion, but also was witness to Clu destroying the ISOs, as he believed they were not part of the perfect plan.Later, Sam argues with his dad as he believes they can still make their way to the portal - which will remain open for eight Grid-world hours - and return home, but Kevin objects, citing that this is exactly what Clu would want: a prime oppurtunity to steal Kevin's Identity Disc and use the information stored inside to manipulate the portal. Kevin is also certain that it was Clu who sent the page to Alan.Realzing that Sam is frustrated at being unable to help, Quorra tells him of a program called Zuse who could be of assistance. His mind made up, Sam takes off in Kevin's Lightcycle and keeps guards off his trail by handing the lightcycle away to another program as a distraction. Unfortunately, Clu traces the vehicle's point of origin and investigates Kevin's hideout only to find it empty.As Sam explores the city he crosses paths with the Armoury Siren known as Gem, who offers to take him to where he needs to go. He accepts and they arrive at the End of Line Club. Gem calls on club owner Castor who reveals himself to be Zuse. However he betrays Sam to Clu and although Quorra and Kevin intervene, Quorra's arm is derezzed in the ensuing brawl, Kevin's disk is stolen as the trio escapes, and the club is ultimately bombed when Clu double-crosses Castor and Gem.Kevin and Sam continue to argue over what to do next and decide to take a Solar Sailer to the portal. As Kevin reconstructs Quorra's arm he reveals she is in fact the last ISO. As Sam and Kevin bond with each other, Quorra reboots her system and finds out that Kevin saved her.The trio eventually find the Rectifying Room and realize Clu is making an army by forcibly reprogramming programs to escape into the Real World to "perfect" it. As they try to find their way out, Kevin recognises Rinzler as his old friend Tron, who was not derezzed, but has lost his memories after being reprogrammed by Clu. Quorra then passes the men her disc and distracts Rinzler so that they can track down Clu. Meanwhile Clu has Kevin's disc in place and as he is revealing his grand plan to his army, he is presented with - and insulted by - Quorra. Upon recognizing her as an ISO, Clu dismisses her after mentioning he has something special in mind for her.After the Flynns contemplate their next move, Kevin seeks transport for them to escape in while Sam makes his way up to Clu's lair and takes Kevin's disk. After a failed attempt to quiz Clu's henchman Jarvis on Quorra's whereabouts, Rinzler returns to the lair with Quorra and engages Sam once again, with Sam emerging victorious after knocking Rinzler off a ledge. Sam and Quorra use a digital wing-like parachute to make their escape and meet up with Kevin in the Light Jet hangar. Clu then finds the disk gone and derezzes Jarvis for letting them escape before he and his henchmen give chase in their own Light Jets.Sam is sent to the turret of the jet and manages to blast everyone except Rinzler and Clu out of the sky. As he is ordered to fire at Sam, Rinzler begins to regain his memories of being Tron and turns against Clu with the battle cry "I Fight for the Users!" As the pair battle in mid-air, Clu wins and flies after the heroes once again while Tron is left sinking to the bottom of the Sea of Simulation, being restored to himself in the process and regaining his white circuit coloration.As the trio head toward the portal, Kevin asks Quorra to do something for him. Upon reaching their destination they are confronted by Clu, who insits he was simply following the directive Kevin programmed into him: to make a perfect world. Kevin rebutts, stating that he made a mistake in doing this and apologizes to Clu for realizing too late that they couldn't perfect the Grid. However, Clu attacks him and the bridge to the portal breaks off, separating the group. Clu then tries to steal Kevin's disk but is surprised to find Quorra's disk, and chases after Sam and Quorra as they activate the portal. Just before Clu reaches them, Kevin absorbs his counterpart into himself, destroying them both and engulfing the Grid in a tremendous explosion.Back in the real world at long last, Sam keeps the master key in the form of a microchip-shaped necklace and pages Alan, telling him he was right about everything and will take control of ENCOM with Alan as chairman. As he leaves the arcade, he finds Quorra outside and she asks what they will do now. Sam then takes her on a ride on his motorcycle, showing her the real world.
Joseph Kosinski
Director(s)
Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
Brian Klugman
Lee Sternthal
Steven Lisberger
Bonnie MacBird
Writer(s)
Sean Bailey
producer
Bruce Franklin
associate producer
Steve Gaub
co-producer
Justis Greene
co-producer
Donald Kushner
executive producer
Steven Lisberger
producer
Jeffrey Silver
producer
Justin Springer
co-producer
Brigham Taylor
production executive
Producer(s)
Daft Punk
Composer(s)
Kevin Flynn / Clu
Jeff Bridges
Sam Flynn
Garrett Hedlund
Quorra
Olivia Wilde
Alan Bradley / Tron
Bruce Boxleitner
Jarvis
James Frain
Gem
Beau Garrett
Castor / Zuse
Michael Sheen
Rinzler
Anis Cheurfa
Siren #2
Serinda Swan
Siren #3
Yaya DaCosta
Siren #4
Elizabeth Mathis
Half Faced Man (as Yurij Kis)
Kis Yurij
Bartik
Conrad Coates
Masked DJ's
Daft Punk
Chattering Homeless Man
Ron Selmour
Key Security Guard #1 – Ernie
Dan Joffre
Vint
Darren Dolynski
Disc Opponent #2
Kofi Yiadom
Shaddix
Steven Lisberger
Grandpa Flynn
Donnelly Rhodes
Grandma Flynn
Belinda Montgomery
7 Year Old Sam Flynn
Owen Best
Iso Boy
Matt Ward
Iso Girl
Zoe Fryklund
Light Jet Sentry
Dean Redman
Debra Chung
Mi-Jung Lee
Nervous Program (as Christopher Logan)
Chris Logan
Destitute Program
Sheldon Yamkovy
Irv Culpepper
Dale Wolfe
Reporter #1
Joanne Wilson
Reporter #2
Catherine Lough Haggquist
Security Guard #2
Thomas Bradshaw
East Indian Taxi Driver
Shafin Karim
Lead Sentry
Rob Daly
Blue Gaming Program
Mike Ching
Green Gaming Program
Michael Teigen
Purple Gaming Program
Brent Stait
Reporter #3
Shaw Madson
Young Mrs. Flynn
Amy Esterle
End of the Line Club Bouncer
Cody Laudan
The son of a virtual world designer goes looking for his father and ends up inside the digital world that his father designed. He meets his father's creation turned bad and a unique ally who was born inside the digital domain of The Grid.
Director(s)
Adam Horowitz
Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
Brian Klugman
Lee Sternthal
Steven Lisberger
Bonnie MacBird
Writer(s)
producer
Bruce Franklin
associate producer
Steve Gaub
co-producer
Justis Greene
co-producer
Donald Kushner
executive producer
Steven Lisberger
producer
Jeffrey Silver
producer
Justin Springer
co-producer
Brigham Taylor
production executive
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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