Tron

Tron: Legacy hits DVD and Blu-ray next week (April 5), and not only does the five disc combo ($50) come with the original TRON feature film, but it's also packed with extra footage and bonus features.

I've got a sneak peek at a few behind the scenes featurettes, one showcasing Olivia Wilde and Garrett Hedlund as they practice their stunts and fighting sequences, while the other focuses on the Light Jets. Check out both clips after the jump.

Want to add a little Tron to your life? Even if you can't dress like the characters from Tron: Legacy, you can at least accessorize like them. I've been pretty pumped for the Monster T1 headphones and finally got to check them out while at the Monster booth at CES. Besides the T1s, there's also a sweet gamer pack that lets you game in full surround sound while you play Call of Duty. Find out more about the gamer pack, as well as the headphones, in the video below!

I confess: I did not make it to a midnight screening of Tron: Legacy last month like many did, or even watch it at all. But even as a nonfan, I must say, this movie has spawned some seriously covetable accessories.

The Ring Lamp is one such product. Its trademark Tron light, designed from bioluminescent polymers, dims or brightens by rotating the light disc, and its streamlined and beautiful design would look at home in many modern pads. And even without knowing anything about the movie, I wouldn't mind waking up to it at all.

Unfortunately, this lamp is still only a concept, but if you are mesmerized by its serene glow, check out a few more pics in the gallery below!

Like BuzzSugar, we were blown away while watching Tron: Legacy this weekend, one reason being Olivia Wilde, who portrays the female lead, Quorra, in the film. For the entirety of the film, Olivia is in a skintight black bodysuit; she looks amazing in it and shows off some pretty awesome fight moves, too. Recently, Olivia gave a Twitter shout-out to trainer Patrick Murphy for getting her "ripped like a racehorse" and also sat down with Women's Health to share how she got in shape for the film. Here are the highlights:

• On getting into shape for Tron: "I worked with a personal trainer, so I did about an hour of cardio five or six days a week, weight training three times a week, mixed martial arts/fighting three times a week, and that's a lot more than my normal [routine]!"
• On balancing life with maintaining her figure: "Striving for physical perfection takes a lot of energy. For me it's important to come home from work, cook a meal with my husband, and spend the afternoon reading a book, instead of always running around."
• On keeping up in spin class: "When you feel like you're going to die . . . keep going."

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If you've never been to a midnight screening, you need to make an effort and go to one at least once in your life. Not only is the crowd totally pumped for the film they're about to see (staying up till midnight on a work night takes dedication in my opinion), but it's likely that some of them will show up in costume. Yes, it's like Comic-Con lite at most midnight screenings, and the one on Thursday night was no exception. Tron geeks and the Tron-curious came out in force in SF, not only for the 12:00 a.m. IMAX 3D show, but for the 3:15 a.m. screening (can you believe it!?). Here's a few hilarious things I saw while waiting for the magic to begin:

• Kids watching the original Tron on their MacBooks
• DIY light suits made from glow sticks (which were welcomed with thunderous applause)
• A group of retro Tron programs
• A few Cr-48 laptops
• A heated iPhone vs. Android debate
• A dude, who had one too many Red Bulls, describing to the crowd how his work presentation earlier that day was "like a Steve Jobs presentation"

Now that you've probably had a chance to see Tron Legacy for yourself, be sure to share your own funny screening experiences in the comments below!

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