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A) Steven Lisberger B) Brian Daley C) William Kallay D) Michael Bonifer
A) Behind the scenes interviews B) Concept art sketches C) Eight pages of color photographs D) A digital copy of the film
A) Michael Bonifer B) Brian Daley C) William Kallay D) Walt Disney
A) 2011 B) 1982 C) 2002 D) 1998
A) January 15, 2002 B) May 19, 1998 C) April 18, 1983 D) December 1, 1982
A) LaserDisc B) VHS C) DVD D) Betamax
A) 2.35:1 anamorphic B) 4:3 pan and scan C) 2.20:1 widescreen D) 16:9 widescreen
A) 1998 DVD release B) Archive Collection LaserDisc box set C) 2002 Collector's Edition D) 1982 VHS release
A) $5 million B) $25 million C) $10 million D) $17 million
A) May 19, 1998 B) December 1, 1982 C) April 5, 2011 D) January 15, 2002
A) A soundtrack CD B) A 90 minute documentary C) A digital copy of the sequel D) The original 1982 theatrical trailer only
A) The Original Classic B) 20th Anniversary Edition C) Special Remastered Edition D) Legacy Edition
A) September 16, 2025 B) June 27, 2011 C) January 15, 2002 D) April 5, 2011
A) 4K B) 6K C) 8K D) 1080p
A) Michael Bonifer B) Lisberger C) Brian Daley D) William Kallay
A) Space Mountain B) The Game Grid C) Tomorrowland Station D) SuperSpeed Tunnel
A) TRON Lightcycle / Run B) Lightcycle Velocity C) The Game Grid Coaster D) Tron Lightcycle Power Run
A) 2016 B) 2023 C) 2011 D) 2025
A) Frontierland-themed areas B) Fantasyland-themed areas C) Adventureland-themed areas D) Tomorrowland-themed areas
A) 4K Ultra HD B) Anamorphic C) Blu-ray D) Non-anamorphic
A) Blue Sky Studios B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Pixar D) DreamWorks
A) Academy Award for Technical Achievement B) Lifetime Achievement Award C) Best Visual Effects D) Best Original Score
A) 3D rendering B) Perlin noise C) Digital lighting D) Motion capture
A) Chris Wedge B) Ken Perlin C) George Lucas D) John Lasseter
A) Gorillaz B) Regurgitator C) Daft Punk D) Infernal
A) Noodle B) Murdoc C) 2-D D) Russel
A) Dare B) Feel Good Inc. C) Clint Eastwood D) Dirty Harry
A) 10th B) 20th C) 13th D) 1st
A) Gorillaz B) Daft Punk C) Infernal D) Regurgitator
A) Everyday Formula B) Feel Good Inc. C) Toy Story D) From Paris to Berlin
A) 2008 B) 2006 C) 1997 D) 2010
A) Mathematical Applications Group, Inc. B) Blue Sky Studios C) Pixar D) Disney
A) Lead animator B) Producer C) Director D) Composer
A) A sequel B) Groundbreaking C) An animated film D) A box office failure
A) Wendy Carlos B) Danny Elfman C) John Williams D) Hans Zimmer
A) Queen B) Supertramp C) The Beatles D) Journey
A) The director insisted on an orchestral sound B) To replace the synthesizers C) Disney feared Carlos might not finish on time D) Wendy Carlos refused to work alone
A) Journey B) Pink Floyd C) Led Zeppelin D) Supertramp
A) Roger Ebert B) Janet Maslin C) Gary Arnold D) Jay Scott
A) Imagine B) Variety C) Chicago Sun-Times D) The New York Times
A) 40% B) 100% C) 58% D) 61%
A) B+ B) F C) A+ D) C-
A) The visual effects were deemed too simple B) Voters thought the production cheated by using computers C) The film was not eligible for the category D) The director declined the nomination
A) Best Director B) Best Screenplay C) Best Costume Design D) Best Picture
A) Roland Juno B) Yamaha DX7 C) Crumar's GDS D) Moog
A) Gene Siskel B) Deborah Wise C) Janet Maslin D) Roger Ebert
A) Chess B) Basketball C) Poker D) Jai alai
A) Warner Bros. Records B) Disney Music Group C) Disneyland Records D) Columbia Records
A) 1979 B) 1981 C) 1980 D) 1982
A) 2.20:1 B) 16:9 C) 1.85:1 D) 2.40:1
A) Peter Lloyd B) Syd Mead C) Richard Taylor D) Jean Giraud
A) Bill Kovacs B) Syd Mead C) Jean Giraud D) Peter Lloyd
A) Super Foonly F-1 B) IBM System/360 C) Apple II D) Cray-1
A) 5 to 10 minutes B) Over an hour C) 30 to 40 minutes D) 15 to 20 minutes
A) More color, more power! B) Keep it bright, keep it light! C) Digital is the way! D) When in doubt, black it out!
A) Color keying B) Depth cueing C) Motion blurring D) Frame blending
A) Rotoscoping B) Claymation C) Backlit animation D) Stop-motion
A) 12 B) 5 C) 100 D) 50
A) Richard Taylor B) Peter Lloyd C) Frank Serafine D) Steven Lisberger
A) A vocoder with live keyboard input B) A human actor's voice C) Votrax speech synthesizer D) A custom programmed AI
A) Japan B) United Kingdom C) South Korea D) Taiwan
A) Los Alamos National Laboratory B) Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory C) Sandia National Laboratories D) Oak Ridge National Laboratory
A) Yellow B) Red C) Green D) Blue
A) Space Invaders B) Donkey Kong C) Asteroids D) Pac-Man
A) Similar to the Kodalith procedure B) Hand painting cels C) Direct dye application D) Digital color grading
A) 1978 B) 1976 C) 1977 D) 1980
A) Pong B) Pac-Man C) Asteroids D) Space Invaders
A) Star Trek B) Buck Rogers C) Doctor Who D) Battlestar Galactica
A) Thirty seconds B) Ten seconds C) One minute D) Five minutes
A) Richard Taylor B) Alan Kay C) Tom Wilhite D) Donald Kushner
A) Animalympics B) Fantasia C) Tron Origins D) The Lion King
A) Steven Lisberger B) Richard Taylor C) Tom Wilhite D) Alan Kay
A) $50,000 B) $1 million C) $4 million D) $300,000
A) 1977 B) 1980 C) 1982 D) 1976
A) Donald Kushner B) Tom Wilhite C) Ron Miller D) Alan Kay
A) Alan Kay B) Donald Kushner C) Steven Lisberger D) Bonnie MacBird
A) Mark Hamill B) Harrison Ford C) Jeff Bridges D) Robin Williams
A) Bruce Boxleitner B) Jeff Bridges C) Barnard Hughes D) David Warner
A) A hacking program B) A compound interest program C) A security program D) An actuarial program
A) Dr. Walter Gibbs B) Ed Dillinger C) Kevin Flynn D) Alan Bradley
A) Crom B) Tron C) Dumont D) Ram
A) Barnard Hughes B) Bruce Boxleitner C) Cindy Morgan D) Jeff Bridges
A) Walter Gibbs B) Ed Dillinger C) Peter D) Alan Bradley
A) Yori B) Sark C) Tron D) Clu
A) Ram B) Sark C) Crom D) Clu
A) Ed Dillinger B) Alan Bradley C) Roy Kleinberg D) Kevin Flynn
A) Tron B) Sark C) Clu D) Dumont
A) Mainframe monitor B) SHV 20905 digitizing laser C) Game Grid terminal D) Encryption key
A) Jeff Bridges B) Bruce Boxleitner C) Barnard Hughes D) David Warner
A) A chess program B) A security program C) A digitizing program D) A hacking program
A) 2025 B) 2010 C) 1976 D) 1982
A) Master Control Program B) ENCOM C) Grid Systems D) Ares
A) MCP B) Ares C) Tron D) CLU
A) Bruce Boxleitner B) Joseph Kosinski C) David Warner D) Jeff Bridges
A) Being digitized B) Being promoted C) Being upgraded D) Being erased
A) Tron B) Space Paranoids C) Recognizer D) Light Cycle
A) Joseph Kosinski B) Jeff Bridges C) Steven Lisberger D) Donald Kushner
A) Board Member B) Security Advisor C) CEO D) Lead Programmer
A) Animation director B) Security guard C) Software engineer D) Film critic
A) As Users B) As Programs C) As Bosses D) As Enemies |