Many of the characters in the sci-fi classic 'Tron' place faith in someone other than themselves, which leads to varying outcomes.
Forty years after its debut, Steven Lisberger's Tron remains a standout in the world of science-fiction films. It featured one of the first major uses of computer-generated imagery in film, long before said imagery became a staple in blockbuster films. Its plot revolved around a virtual universe and its inhabitants — even predicting the development of technology including virtual reality, as well as attempts to create an online "metaverse".
RELATED: Garrett Hedlund on ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ and Pranking Daft Punk on the Set of ‘TRON: Legacy’ That belief comes in handy, as ENCOM's Master Control Program uses an experimental laser to digitize Flynn and send him into cyberspace where it reigns supreme. Programs are forced to compete in deadly games, in order to break their belief in the "Users," their term for the computer programmers that made them. Even the MCP's right-hand man Sark stirs up its wrath when he implies a User was responsible for its creation.
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