A while back it was reported that Daft Punk had signed on to score Tron, a film not about the lovable crackhead who becomes the world’s richest man by turning slave reparations into billions in a hot game of dice, but rather that crazy intergalactic Disney/Jeff Bridges movie from 1982. However, yesterday, Olivia Wilde, who stars in Tron Legacy, the sequel to the much-beloved Tron, spilled the beans to MTV that not only would Daft Punk score the film, but Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter, or at least some dudes dressed like Guy & Thom, actually appear in the film. No word yet on whether or not Kanye will sample their score, remix their appearance, super impose himself in the scene and release Tron Legacy: The Yeezy Years, a visual representation of Tron as a blipster. Tron Legacy hits theaters in December 2010. The Yeezy remix drops next week.
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October 6th, 2009 at 5:22 pm
I will always contest the implication that the original “Tron” was “much-beloved.” I challenge the world to tell me what that movie is about, why it’s cool, and then quote 3 lines from it (that aren’t “No!” and “Yes” from that little cursor guy).