Tron (1982) - Parents Guide Movie Rating
- BBFC Reason
- Contains mild fantasy violence and infrequent mild language A computer hacker is abducted into the digital world and forced to participate in gladiatorial games where his only chance of escape is with the help of a heroic security program.
- BBFC Ratings info
- TRON is a US sci-fi adventure film about a computer hacker who is abducted into a digital world and forced to participate in a series of gladiatorial games. Violence: There are mild action sequences featuring laser blasts and explosions, but these are all undetailed and do not result in any injury detail. Electronic characters are seen being deleted, with some focus on their pained faces. Language: There is uses of mild bad language such as 'damn', 'bugger' and 'hell'.
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Sex & Nudity
noneViolence & Gore
mildLargely non-graphic. Several programs fall to their doom. Flynn beats up and derezzes several programs, where in most cases shatter and disappear. Vehicles and spaceships are destroyed by laser fire and crash to their destruction. Three programs are killed in a "light cycle" match, nothing shown, except for their deresoluting vehicles.
Profanity
mildVery mild. 2 or 3 uses of "damn."
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
noneFrightening & Intense Scenes
mildThe famous light cycle duel is highly intense as Flynn and his friends duel with three opponents in high speed vehicles that instantly make 90 degree turns in the playing area and leave walled trails that threaten to trap and then kill the players on contact. In particular, Flynn is forced into a highly constricted area where he is forced to desperately maneuver through the area with extremely swift turns without even being sure there is a way out. The deresolution of programs are usually unexpected and quite intense. Master Control and several other characters in the Grid could frighten young children very easily. The Grid's settings and themes could be unsettling for some. A key character dies, nothing depressing, just sad.