The long awaited film Torn: Legacy from Disney’s stable happens to shock in the very first take, as Sam Flynn (Garret Hedlund) is captured by a machine that seems like a mixture of Arc de Triomphe and a car carries, and is called a recognizer. After being captured by the machine, Sam is sent off to disc war games and that is where the new movie changes face.

The change that can be seen is that the movie’s platform has finally revolutionized to 3D from 2D. The first dialogue is definitely enthralling as well, when Sam says, “We’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto”, following this, the movie just happens to get interesting.

The movie is one of the oldest animated movies in the world and is definitely the best example to show how the animation world has changed over the period of the past three-decades. It was way back in 1982, when Tron was first released and the landscape technology back then was definitely not quite as remarkable as today

Though, many youngsters will not be accustomed to it, but back then computers were really not as forward looking as they are now and the internet was either used by the army or scientists. The hottest video game console back then was the Commodore 64, which was a thousand times slower than the iPhone4. Tron back then was definitely, one of the most revolutionary games, and even now remains to be the same for many who saw it back then.