EDITOR’S NOTE: Are you a big TRON fan? Win one of 6 TRON: Legacy commemorative ultra cool US B thumb drives - designed to be exact replicas of the Light Cycles driven by Kevin Flynn and Sam Flynn in the movie – complete with bonus movie content, lighting and sounds effects! See the end of this article to enter this giveaway!
If you love thrillers, suspense, and technological awe, you’re in for a treat in Disney’s new TRON: Legacy, opening in theaters this Friday. A sequel to TRON, a fascinating movie made in the eighties, TRON: Legacy is sure to delight with sci-fi theatrics and awe-inspiring f/x effects.
Jeff Bridges, the original “Kevin Flynn” in the eighties once again plays “Kevin Flynn” in this suped up version of TRON: Legacy….
For twenty years, Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund) has been haunted by the mysterious disappearance of his father Kevin (Jeff Bridges), an innovative software programmer and former CEO of ENCOM International. One night, an executive consultant for ENCOM and friend of Kevin, Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner), sends Sam to investigate a mysterious page originating from the long abandoned Flynn’s Arcade. While searching for clues, Sam is suddenly transported to the digital world of The Grid. Aided by the digital warrior Quorra (Olivia Wilde) and Tron (Bruce Boxleitner), Sam is reunited with his father and together set out on a journey to return home. Encountering vehicles, weapons, and landscapes that have become far more advanced than before, father and son must evade CLU 2, an updated version of Flynn’s original hacking program, which will stop at nothing to prevent their escape.[1]
Wow, now how’s that for a plot? Need to see it for yourself, check out this official preview:
To learn more about TRON see the Disney TRON site.
Want to get a piece of the action? Dane-Elec has created the most unique USB thumb drives I have ever seen to commemorate Disney’s TRON: Legacy movie.
To satiate both Kevin and Sam Flynn fans, Dane-Elec has designed two different versions of the product that each represents the father and son team movie characters. The white Kevin Flynn Light Cycle limited collector’s edition offers 8 GB of memory and is packed with exciting features including blue LED lighting and sound effects from the movie. With wheels that light up, the black Sam Flynn Light Cycle product includes 4 GB of memory and is an exact replica of the TRON bike featured in th
e movie!
Both devices offer consumers additional bonus content such as 3D rotating videos of each character’s Life Cycle, the movie trailer, movie posters as well as wallpaper and screensavers inspired by the TRON Universe.
In addition, there is plenty of space on both drives to save your music, documents, pictures, etc. Your kids will certainly love storing their digital data on such a cool drive.
The Kevin and Sam Flynn commemorative Light Cycles can be purchased at Amazon.com, Tiger Direct, and Toys R Us.
WIN IT!!!
To feed the buzz surrounding Disney’s new TRON: Legacy movie, Dane-Elec is giving away 6 stellar TRON: Legacy Kevin/Sam Flynn USB drives! Yes…. 6 of them!
TO ENTER:
1. Leave a comment telling us what excites you about the TRON: Legacy movie.
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The more comments you leave, following the guidelines above, the better your chances of winning! Winners will be drawn from comments using Random.com.
Contest ends New Years Day, January 1st @ 10pm PST. Contest open to all US residents. Good luck and thanks for spreading the word!
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