Fiat Lux

[Bob Peterson]

I like to look for and appreciate the rendering of light.  It's  
because of that that I liked and still like TRON. The light quality  
was exactly one of the features that drew me to the film, flaws and  
all.  It was about being in a computer, with those the crude graphics  
of the time.  The light was the major factor that helped sell that.   
I'd like to see a modern revisiting of the premise, with modern  
rendering (and modern rendering glitches).

(TRON was more of a Disney label than a Disney production, for what  
that's worth.  Somewhere I've read or heard that it pulled the studio  
out of a charisma slump.)

\bob peterson


On Sep 17, 2005, at 2:22 PM, Dave Rawson wrote:

> This was all in profound contrast to Tron, which had a kind of  
> cheesy rotoscoping cum 8-bit processing quality to it, no matter  
> that it is considered a cult-favorite today.
>

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