It looks like that new Daft Punk album won’t be happening. Bummer. The Hollywood Reporter broke on Friday that Disney would not be moving forward with a sequel to 201o’s Tron Legacy. The sequel was supposed to begin filming this fall in Vancouver, but it seems like the Mouse House isn’t too keen on diving …
The following polygonal art is by artist Josh Ln. His main focus here is seven of the most popular movie vehicles of film and television. You can purchase prints at Josh’s gallery! Polygonal Famous Vehicles by Josh Ln
Greetings, programs! It’s time to get sucked into the world of computers and video games as, for this week’s episode of Mousterpiece Cinema, Josh looks back at the 1982 action-adventure Tron. This was Josh’s first time seeing the movie, so you may be surprised at what he thinks. Those 80s-era special effects may not be …
We recently posted a short but great 8-Bit Tron animation, so we figured why not post another cool Tron-related video. Tron Light Cycle Stop Motion is made using light painting photography. If you are like me and you have no idea what light painting photography is, I recommend you also watch the making of video. …
“If it can be written, or thought,” said Stanley Kubrick, “it can be filmed.” Kubrick could very well have been articulating the credo for every cinematic explorer of the fantastic since Georges Melies. Ironically, Kubrick – who was second to none in pushing the limits of filmmaking technology – several times found himself in the position of …
It seems like just about everything is getting a Tron makeover. Today we found a photo of what Buzz Lightyear and Santa Claus might look like if they were in the grid. Enjoy! – via iamclu –
Join Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, Bob Neill, Pierre Vuilleumier, Gabe Kaplan, Vicki Lawrence, O.J. Simpson, The Fraggle Rock gang and Santa Claus in a Tron Holiday Special. Sorry but no Jeff Bridges in this holiday special. Enjoy! Via: Funny or Die The 1982 Tron Holiday Special from Rip Taylor
Tron: Legacy (2010) Directed by Joseph Kosinkski Indebted to the 1982 film for its staggering aesthetic, it has been a long time since a mainstream Hollywood release has been as visually dynamic. Avatar’s humoid creatures and pastel coloured flower world cannot even begin to compete with the stark modernism of the monochromic Tron design. Further …
Now that Disney has purchased Marvel, it is using the comic book line in every which way possible to advertise their upcoming films. I always say I never trust movie marketing to sell me on a movie but that’s not to say that I don’t love it all the same. Here is another clever piece …