He is then taken down to the armory Sirens, to be clad in armour and given an Identity Disc. As the confused young man steps out onto the Grid, he is captured by a recognizer, and the programs within assign him to the games. He begins searching through his father's computer and unknowingly activates a digitizing ray which transports into the digital world. Reluctantly following the tip, Sam locates a hidden doorway behind the arcade's TRON game which leads him to a secret workshop. Sam eventually returns to his apartment where he meets Alan Bradley, who tells him about a page he received from his father's office in the arcade, which has been disconnected for over 20 years. As he tries to reach his motorbike on foot, he is arrested and is eventually released a few hours later. After being chased to the top of the tower by a security guard, Sam reveals himself as the major shareholder of ENCOM, who then attempts to freefall off the tower only for his parachute to snag onto a traffic light. The year is now 2010, where the now-adult Sam breaks into the ENCOM Tower and steals ENCOM's newest operating system OS 12, releasing it online as part of his annual prank on the company. This devastating news has not only jeopardized ENCOM's future, but-after the car crash which killed Sam's mother Jordan Canas prior to the events of the movie-has also left Sam as an orphan. It then cuts to a montage of events and news reports reporting Kevin's disappearance. Sam asks about it, but is told to wait for next time as Kevin leaves for work. In 1989, Kevin Flynn - now CEO of ENCOM - tells his son Sam the story of his adventures in the Grid and about how he, Tron and Clu discovered something amazing and miraculous. Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow. Upon arrival, he encounters Clu, a despot digital doppelganger of Sam's father, who will stop at nothing to prevent Sam or his father escaping from the system. The film's plot involves Kevin's son Sam investigating his father's disappearance, when he finds himself digitized into the Tron system. It is rated PG in America for "sequences of sci-fi action violence and brief mild language." Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem Christo of the French electronic band Daft Punk composed the film's score. Writers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis (who both worked on the hit television show, " Lost") wrote the screenplay. Bridges and Boxleitner are the only actors to appear in both films. Other cast members include Olivia Wilde, Beau Garrett and Michael Sheen. Jeff Bridges reprises his roles as Kevin Flynn and Clu, Bruce Boxleitner reprises his roles as Alan Bradley and Tron, and Garrett Hedlund portrays Flynn's 27-year-old son, Sam. Joseph Kosinski made his feature film directorial debut with this film, while the previous film director, Steven Lisberger, returned as a producer. TRON: Legacy is the sequel to the original 1982 film, TRON.
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