
Is “Tron” really showing enough revealing scenes from a demolished fusion research facility that it needs to be pulled as containing too much sensitive security information? There is very scant backup on this article, and all the buzz seems to be using it as the source material. IT seems weird enough to be true, especially considering how superficial and slapdash our security efforts seem.
Reports are emerging from members of the movie industry that the Department of Homeland Security has designated the 1982 film TRON as “sensitive”, and ordered Walt Disney Studios to turn over all copies of the film in its possession. Retailers are also receiving notices to remove all copies of the film from stock shelves and turn them over to Federal officials. The reports have industry insiders bewildered and outraged.
However, I think I’ll call BS on this one as just deleting the offending scene or deliberately blurring it in the digital remaster would do the job as well. Besides, they’ll never be able to collect every copy of this movie. Are they going to call it a criminal act if they find one in someone’s possession later?
The bigger question: Is this an EARLY APRIL FOOL’S GAG?? If so, why?












#13 You need to study more history.
It was a GREAT story, yet; it MAY or MAY NOT happen…
and the masses respond!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!????????
There is SO much BS here that it NEARLY astounds me ya’all have FALLEN FOR IT…
POOP!
POOP!
[Remainder edited for brevity, but there was a lot of POOP! in this comment.]
#22 U PEE POL very interesting, by my count you missed a POOP! Remember with low flow toilets, you all ways flush twice.
Will someone please clean this poop mess. Looks like a toddler walked diaperless around here.
Someone needs a diaper change.
Now I might be a bit naive, but I’m assuming that a story that is marked as “fiction” is probably fictional and not true. But that is just me.
How is it any dumber than banning water bottles from airlines?