"Tron", the cult film of the 80s, set new standards in the science fiction genre. Now Disney is presenting the next chapter of the saga and is setting off the box office success of 2011 with “Tron: Legacy” and a gigantic animated film set.

The hottest electronic act on the planet was hired for the soundtrack. Daft Punk are considered the gods of the house scene worldwide and have already cracked the top ten of the charts seven times. The entire soundtrack for the cinema spectacle was written by the French - rarely have the look and sound of a film been so harmonious.

In 1982, Kevin Flynn, played by Jeff Bridges, tries to uncover the theft of computer programs in "Tron" and ends up in an electronic parallel world. 18 years later, Kevin Flynn has disappeared and "Tron: Legacy" tells the story of his son Sam, who sets out to find his missing father. Oscar winner Jeff Bridges reprises his role as the ambitious computer crack Flynn.

Daft Punk's music fits perfectly into the digital parallel world, which becomes the breathtaking setting in the film. In "Tron: Legacy" image and sound, reality and fiction merge and so the film world with the unique Daft Punk sound and 3D glasses seems within your reach from the cinema seat.

The Grammy winners Daft Punk took plenty of time to create the music for “Tron: Legacy” and wrote 24 tracks that set the world of the Disney classic to perfection. The soundtrack was recorded with a 100-piece symphony orchestra at AIR Lyndhurst Studios in London. Songs like “Derezzed” highlight the film’s fast-paced story with whipping synths and a restless beat, while the thoughtful “Fragile” underlines the depth of the electronic dream world.

Like every French work, the soundtrack to “Tron: Legacy” sounds rebellious and inspiring. Daft Punk hit the jackpot with their first film music.