The long-awaited return of the world of Tron was unveiled recently at the Comic-Con exhibition in San Diego.
The sequel is due to be released some time in 2010 – almost three decades after Jeff Bridges and company burned light cycles around an electronic circuit, thereby filling the heads of children of the eighties with neon-lit futurist fantasies.
If the footage released is anything to go by, the release could be one of the cinematic events of next year.
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