TRON: Legacy behind the scenes gags

TRON: Legacy

The film will be screened in an innovative way that cuts the real world and the electronic world in 2D+3D.
The film invested 170 million U.S. dollars, of which the budget for the character costume alone was as high as 13 million U.S. dollars, and the price of a custom suit for a rider was as high as 60,000 U.S. dollars.
The villain Clu in the film is also played by Jeff Bridges through motion capture technology. Because Clu's image is biased towards the 30-year-old image of Kevin Flynn played by Jeff Bridges. The crew used the CG technology of "Rejuvenation" to produce a lifelike young image of Jeff Bridges.
Before finally deciding that Garnett Hedland will play the leading role of Sam Flynn in the film, the producers also considered Chris Pine, Ryan Gosling and Michael Star-David.
Douglas Tenrappel, the game producer of "Tron: War", once wrote the sequel to the first episode of "Electronic World Contest" and named it "Tron: Into the Machine World" (Tron: Into The Machine).
In order to pay tribute to the first episode, "Genesis: Legend of War" will use some of the songs that appeared in the first part, such as "Only Solutions" and "1990's Theme". The original English name of the film was "TR2N", but when the trailer for the movie was officially released, the title had changed to "TRON: Legacy".
The filming of "Gen: War History" took only 64 days, but in the post-production, due to the large number of special effects scenes, the film took 68 weeks to produce.
The game design of the film first appeared in the 2009 comics exhibition, maintaining the same style as other games in the 1980s. As a game-related movie, the game version of the movie was also launched on the computer platform and game consoles such as PS3, XBOX360, and WII before the movie was released.
In the movie, an old 1979 movie "Black Hole" was mentioned, which was intentional by the director Joseph Kozinski, because he would direct a remake of "Black Hole" next.
Because it is a very laborious and complicated process for the characters in the virtual world to put on those coats, the designers deliberately designed a special set of convertible plates, which also allows the actors to lie down or lean at any time. It will definitely not crease the clothing.
In order to design hair styles and makeup for the mysterious Cerri programs, the film crew called a team. There are also two designers who are responsible for dressing for them. On average, these Cerri programs change their clothes every 3 hours.
The helmets the actors need to wear in the film are also specially designed by the costume designers.