In addition to that, the whole ship they're on is orbiting a Black Hole, and the main reason the explorers stay is to figure out the technology behind it. (Guess what happens to the ship at the end) The guys putting this film together are also working on another big-time Disney remake as well.The original followed a group of space explorers aboard the USS Palomino who come across a lost ship, the USS Cygnus, hovering outside a black hole. Inside the Cygnus, the explorers meet a scientist, commanding an army of faceless robots, who explains his crew deserted him as he planned to go through the black hole. The explorers soon discover that the robots are the remnants of the former crew and that the scientist has no intention of letting them leave.
This project is being kept under a tight lid and no dates were announced. Stay tuned for more details. As a person who has watched this film within the past 3 months, let me tell you, it deserves a remake. Although the film was remarkable for its time, it is incredibly dated now, and at times I wish I could go into the movie and punch the robot V.I.N.Cent. He was incredibly annoying. What do you guys think? Ever seen the original? Does this even deserve a remake?Joseph Kosinski and Sean Bailey, the director and producer of Disney’s new “Tron: Legacy,” and scribe Travis Beacham are teaming up for what is being labeled a reinvention of the 1979 sci-fi film, which at the time was the most expensive movie Disney had ever produced.
