| violence |
6/10
Inside the Grid, "games" consist of video game-like disk-throwing and vehicle-racing competitions that always end with one competitor's death. Because the vanquished are programs, they do not die as real world humans do. Instead, their bodies shatter into thousands of tiny bits; this is called de-resolution, or de-rezzing for short.
During the Sam vs. Rinzler disk battle, Rinzler injures Sam and draws blood.
A partially de-rezzed program has a large section of his face missing, leaving rough-edged pixelation running down from his eye.
During Clu's pursuit of Sam, Flynn, and Quorra, the fleeing trio manage to switch positions with one of their pursuers and subsequently fire on him from behind. One shot connects squarely with the hapless program's head, obliterating most of it.
Rinzler , having regained his memories as Tron, crashes his Light Jet into Clu's. As he freefalls afterwards, he is about to activate his spare Light Jet, but Clu, also freefalling, catches up to him. After a brief struggle, Clu violently kicks Rinzler in the head twice and steals the Light Jet, flying away as Rinzler crash-lands into the Sea of Simulation.
At the End of Line club, CLU's guards 'kill' many programs by deresolution, this is a fairly intense scene, especially when Quorra has her arm severed by one guard's laser sword, she goes unconscious, but we find she is alive when Kevin Flynn reboots her system. |
| frightening |
5/10
The main disc fight between Sam and Rinzler can be quite intense, as is the light cycle match and the ending sequence when Flynn re-integrates with Clu.
Clu cheats in a race by slitting another program's neck with his light disk. The victim screams, chokes, falls off his lightcycle, and de-rezzes.
Sam jumps off the roof of a skyscraper, which starts out looking like a suicide, but he is shown to have a parachute.
The deresolution sequences can be frightening to some kids.
TOTAL: 17/50
10+ |
