Promptly captured, Sam is sent to compete in the gladiatorial games, where his identity is revealed to the Grid's dictatorial ruler, Clu (a younger digital Jeff Bridges). The Grid is not anything like the Internet this is a digital realm that evolved independent of anything online it's all in Flynn's mainframe. He finds a secret lab, with a computer that has been running for over two decades - and then promptly gets sucked into the digital realm when he runs the last command that had been typed into the system. But when Bradley gets a page from Flynn's office at the old arcade - which had been shut down for years - Sam goes in to explore. He's been more interested in living on the edge, hacking into ENCOM for fun, and generally making life difficult for executive Alan Bradley (Bruce Boxleitner). Now twelve years later, Sam (Garrett Hedlund) is the largest shareholder of ENCOM, but hasn't really been involved. But then, one night, he vanished and his shares in the company transferred to Sam, who grew up without a father. As Tron: Legacy opens, seven years later in 1989, we see that Flynn now has a son, Sam, and has made ENCOM an enormous software giant. At the end of that film, creator Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) - who had been sucked into the computer - managed to escape and take control of ENCOM. The soundtrack was certified gold in the UK soon after release and debuted at #10 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart, making it the band’s first top 10 album in the U.S.1982's Tron showed us what might be going on inside computers, where programs live in The Grid, and fight for survival against the evil Sarc and his Master Control Program. Recorded with an 85-piece orchestra at London’s AIR Studios, Daft Punk cited Wendy Carlos as inspiration alongside Max Steiner, Bernard Herrmann, John Carpenter, Vangelis and Maurice Jarre. Universally acclaimed, the TRON: Legacy soundtrack was considered a musical departure but in hindsight contained aural hallmarks that foreshadowed Daft Punk’s later recorded work using live instruments to create classical soundscapes.

Daft Punk ‎– TRON: Legacy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Released on December 3rd 2010, the TRON: Legacy Original Motion Picture Soundtrack marked Daft Punk’s film music debut and remains the only score composed by them to date.

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