.d .l65 .v T R O N M O V I E R E V I E W .v .V .v .v by Eugene P. Jarvis 7/16/82 .v .p TRON is a movie made by computers, about computers, for humans. It is the first of its genre, a journey through the CRT looking glass into the electronic realm. The action takes place at Encom, a massive computer conglomerate (Atari or Apple??) that was O.K. in the good old days. But now Encom has become so large and nebulous that no one knows what is really going on except bad guy Sark/Dillinger (David Warner) and his megalomaniac Master Control Program (MCP). Throw in your basic All-American maverick good-guy Han Solo type (Flynn, played by Jeff Bridges), plus a nice-guy conformist Luke Skywalker that ends up with the girl (Allen `TRON` Bradley, played by Bruce Boxleitner), Cindy Morgan is Princess Lea, and Bernard Hughes as Obi-Wan Kenobi (Dumont). How can you miss? Star Wars in a computer. The good guys vs. the bad guys at the Silicon Corrall. .v .v .p The acting, plot, and screenplay can be summed up in one statement. Thank God for computer generated 3-D graphics. They`re absolutely incredible.The new possibilities of camera angle, lighting, not to mention creating entirely new imaginary universes. Instead of constructing a set with brick and mortar, the world of TRON is built with pixels and computer algorithms. The result is something quite out of this world.