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Jeff Bridges

4 December 1949, Los Angeles, California, USA

Bruce Boxleitner

12 May 1950, Elgin, Illinois, USA

David Warner

29 July 1941, Manchester, England, UK

Cindy Morgan

29 September 1954, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Barnard Hughes

16 July 1915, Bedford Hills, New York, USA

Dan Shor

16 November 1956, New York City, New York, USA

Peter Jurasik

25 April 1950, Queens, New York, USA

Tony Stephano

Craig Chudy

21 October 1937, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Vince Deadrick Jr.

14 September 1954, USA

Sam Schatz

Jackson Bostwick

23 October 1943, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, USA

25 January 1926, Texas, USA

19 December 1935, Queens, New York, USA

Pierre Vuilleumier

Erik Cord

Loyd Catlett

14 May 1953, Lubbock, Texas, USA

Michael Dudikoff

8 October 1954, Redondo Beach, California, USA

Richard Bruce Friedman

24 April 1951, New York City, New York, USA

Steven Lisberger

24 April 1951, New York City, New York, USA

Kevin Flynn

Played by: Jeff Bridges

Alan Bradley

Played by: Bruce Boxleitner

Ed Dillinger

Played by: David Warner

Lora

Played by: Cindy Morgan

Dr. Walter Gibbs

Played by: Barnard Hughes

Ram

Played by: Dan Shor

Crom

Played by: Peter Jurasik

Variety

Tron is loaded with visual delights but falls way short of the mark in story and viewer involvement.

June 04, 2007

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People Magazine

Seeing it is like spending two hours in a hardware store gussied up with streamers and flashing lights. It's different, but it's not entertainment.

April 02, 2014

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Antagony & Ecstasy

While its visual effects have aged laughably poorly, the movie can be quite lovely to look at, particularly since its CGI isn't trying to represent anything more realistic than 1982-era CGI.

May 05, 2015

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Chicago Reader

It's a simple idea that ought to serve, but Lisberger's failures of pacing, structure, variation, and characterization ultimately make the film seem monotonous and distant.

June 04, 2007

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Total Film

The visuals were groundbreaking and the famous light-cycle sequence is undeniably cool, but the years haven't been kind to the tech-talk script or offensive synth-mongous soundtrack.

April 02, 2014

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New York Times

Its computer sequences exist in a blue-gray scheme filled with flashing lights, speeding objects and dizzying motion. Its visual effects are wonderfully new. They are also numbing after a while.

August 30, 2004

Radio Times

It may seem somewhat dated these days, but it would probably be fair to credit this Disney movie with being the forerunner of the Toy Story movies.

April 02, 2014

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Time Out

Tron never reaches a level of excitement commensurate with its effects budget.

June 24, 2006

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Chicago Sun-Times

A dazzling movie from Walt Disney in which computers have been used to make themselves romantic and glamorous. Here's a technological sound-and-light show that is sensational and brainy, stylish, and fun.

October 23, 2004

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7M Pictures

essential 80s, and it's glorious in that respect

September 05, 2013

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Christian Science Monitor

Dazzling but lightweight.

April 02, 2014

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Entertainment Weekly

For most people, TRON's importance is as a historical footnote. It's the Model T of our CGI age. But the film's fans are passionate ones.

April 07, 2011

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