Is it possible we’ll need to power-up our com-put-ers for another TRON film? After Disney decided against moving forward with TRON 3 earlier this year, it looked like the franchise would never become a trilogy, but now Garrett Hedlund, star of the second film, 2010’s TRON: Legacy, says he does not believe that another film is “totally dead.”

In an interview with Comicbook.com, Hedlund said he thinks there is still a chance Disney will give a go-ahead for the next movie, though he has no idea when that would be. Originally, the third TRON film (possibly titled TRON: Ascension) was supposed start filming next month, but Disney cancelled production.

It was just this past July that Bruce Boxleitner announced he was done with the TRON franchise for good. “I’m done with it. I’ve moved on. I hate to say that but it’s been too up and down for me. I would rather not just keep going. I don’t want to repeat my career anymore,” he said.

Hedlund was already set to return for the next movie, along with Olivia Wilde. Disney has been slightly busy with its newest property, a little known franchise called Star Wars, but considering the original film was released in 1982, maybe the next film could be released in 2050.

This might not be a lot to go on, but fans of the films will certainly be glad to hear that someone is out there still pushing and keeping alive the hope that another movie will be made.

What would you like to see from another TRON film? Program your answers in the comments section below.

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HT: Comicbook.com
Image: Disney