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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | TRON: Legacy, the long-awaited sequel to Disney's 1982 Cult Classic film Tron, picks up where the original film's story left off: seven years after defeating the Master Control Program and exposed Ed Dillinger's corruption, Encom CEO Kevin Flynn begins work on a new project, one far more ambitious in scope than any of his video games. Flynn claims his new project will change the very nature of human existence, but before he can reveal the nature of this project, he disappears, jeopardizing the Encom software empire -- and orphaning his young son, Sam. |
