An original Tronactor, Cindy Morgan, has sadly died. Morgan made her name as an actor with appearances in the original Tron and Caddyshack, but was largely a low-profile figure with few credits to her name. Besides those two movies, she also starred in American Gigolo, The Midnight Hour, and Falcon Crest, among other movies and shows. 6g1go

TRONstar Jeff Bridges returns to the Grid to promote Disney World's TRON Lightcycle Run roller coaster. Bridges starred as video game developer Kevin Flynn in 1982's TRON, where he became trapped in a mainframe computer and used various programs to escape. He reprised his role as Kevin in 2010's TRON: Legacy, as well as Clu, an advanced computer hacking program sharing Kevin's likeness.

Original Tron stars Bruce Boxleitner and Cindy Morgan react to the news of Tron 3. From the mind of Steven Lisberger, the original Tron movie was praised for its groundbreaking visuals upon its release in 1982 and, over the years, became a cult classic sci-fi film. From director Joseph Kosinski, Tron: Legacy was released almost 30 years later as one of the first examples of a legacy sequel. After a threequel spent years in development hell, Tron 3 with Jared Leto finally got off the ground earlier this year.

It's been over a decade since the last TRON movie, and the TRON 3that's coming isn't shaping up to be a satisfying continuation of the franchise. Even though it was full of stunning visuals, and a strong cast that included Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner from the original TRON, its sequel TRON: Legacy wasn't a huge financial success for Disney in 2010, causing the House of Mouse to struggle with adapting a final film for the TRON trilogy over the past decade. Now that TRON 3, under the working title TRON: Ares might actually be happening, expectations and scrutiny surrounding the film's creative choices are higher than ever before.

Video game movies have a big stigma attached to them, though fans are hoping the success of recent films likeSonic the Hedgehog 2 might help change this. The common sentiment is that video game adaptations struggle to live up to the source material, often leaving fans disappointed. However, aside from adaptations, there's a whole other video game movie genre - those about playing games.

A new video shows the ongoing construction of Disney World's TronLightcycle Run, a new rollercoaster. The rollercoaster is based on the Tron film franchise, consisting of 1982's Tron and 2010's Tron: Legacy. Both films star Jeff Bridges and revolve around his character, Kevin Flynn, being pulled into the digital world of video games where he is forced to participate in gladiatorial-style games, one of which features the distinctive Tron lightcycles. The neon-accented lightcycles are used in what equates to a multiplayer version of Snake, as the cycles leave trails of light behind them, with opponents losing if they strike the other's trailing light.

Over the years, Marvel Comics’ Captain America has donned some pretty iconic looks. With 80 years’ worth of publishing history, it’s no surprise that some of these different costumes are a little more functional than others. And though Captain America’s TRONvariant suit is far and away one of his most interesting designs, it’s also his least practical – at least when it comes to his iconic shield.

When it comes to costumes, Quicksilver is rarely ever one of Marvel's best-dressed heroes. However, a variant cover from 2010 blends the hero with Tron, giving him an incredible—and official—suit that is one of his best looks. This is definitely one that should make a comeback.

A Moon Knight costume inspired by the classic sci-fi film Tron highlights just how seriously he takes his dark boast that he wants his enemies to see him coming. The costume appears on a variant cover for Secret Avengers #7 in 2010 and was illustrated by Mark Brooks.

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