Tron was one of my favorite movies growing up. It was one of those that I saw a few times and then kinda disappeared from being available. Most of us will remember a time where there was no ITunes, Netflix or YouTube and you had to really search out a good movie if you didn’t own it on “cough” VHS “cough”.  Here’s a little picture of myself with David Warner who played in the original Tron movie.

Yesterday, it was widely reported that Tron 3 was moving forward, with shooting set to begin in Vancouver this fall. Now it is being confirmed that Tron: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski will also helm this follow-up. At this time, Garrett Hedlund, who played Sam Flynn, son of Jeff Bridges‘s Kevin Flynn, is the only actor said to be returning.

While it is now confirmed that Tron 3 will start shooting sometime in October, Disney has not yet officially green lit the second sequel to the 1982 cult hit Tron. It is said that studio operators in Vancouver are competing to land the production. No booking has been confirmed. Vancouver will also host another sci-fi tentpole sequel this year, with Star Trek 3 shooting sometime this spring.

It is not yet known if Jeff Bridges (Kevin Flynn), Olivia Wilde (Quorra) or Bruce Boxleitner (Alan Bradley/Tron) will reprise their roles. Tron: Legacy earned over $400 million worldwide from a staggering $170 million budget. No story details have been released yet, and Disney hasn’t set a release date, but expect it to be sometime in 2017.

Tron 3 comes to theaters in 2016 and stars Olivia Wilde, Cillian Murphy, Garrett Hedlund, Bruce Boxleitner, Cindy Morgan, Nathan Corddry. The film is directed by Joseph Kosinski.