Yahoo Movies has this poster hidden amongst their Tron: Legacy photo gallery. It’s the theatrical poster from Walt Disney, and is a nice homage to the 1982 original Tron poster.
I would never use the word “final” when it comes to Legacy images, as these things pop up every ten minutes, but it’s nice to finally have the official version that will be all over the walls of your local theater soon.
UPDATE: I added the original Tron poster at the bottom for reference, which I should have done all along. Thank you, talkbacks!
And the original from 1982…
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You should throw up the original as a comparison…
I agree that you should show the cool original version here. Can this be done? (I was 9 when Tron came out, and my Dad ran a theatre, we lived above it, so I saw Tron at least once every night, sometimes twice the week we had it.)
Yeah, you should.
Cuz google is hard and all.
It's official…I will never see Paranormal Activity 2 and will actively prevent people from seeing it. That is the most annoying pop-up of all time.
No…the most annoying pop up of all time was one they had running a couple weeks ago…I'm pretty sure it was for Let Me In…That stupid thing took over the whole page and wouldnt close.
The Legacy homage would be a really cool poster if only the taglline read, "A world inside a computer where man has never been… Except that other time."
Also, about annoying pop-ups, Glonth – Scott Pilgrim and Let Me in (notice uncapitalized preposition) had extremely annoying pop-up ads on all the geek sites (which I go to every day, because I'm that pathetic) and I began to actively wish them ill, despite the fact that I'm a fan of Wright, the guy who directed Scott Pilgrim. But the pop-up ads (and complete lack of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost) made me hate him and the film the pop-ups insisted I would find fantastically entertaining, even though I'm in my mid-thirties and haven't played a video game since 1984. My point – Scott Pilgrim and Let Me in both flopped. Good. Pop this up, you marketing bastards! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDW_Hj2K0wo
Yeah…not so much. "Tron, now with HO'S!"
Drool… Olivia… Olivia…
I'm 44 and remember when this came out in theatres and I've gotta say: I don't think this movie exactly lit the world on fire when it came out which makes me wonder what makes people think this will be any better received???
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I met Olivia Wilde once maybe a year and a half ago. She was starring in a play called BEAUTY ON THE VINE that some friends were producing. Anyway, it turns out she's unbelievably hot.
Old poster: epic win
At least, the new poster doesn't totally suck.
Re-saw Tron a few years ago, computer scenes were classy, dreamy and beautiful, "real world" scenes were – burp!
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