Neither can I. Based on the widespread high prices it's commanding on the secondary market, I think they made a severe miscalculation not having produced a tie-in. If there's this kind of demand, having the DVD newly re-available in a new edition (and on Blu-Ray) would've likely sold a bunch of units.
As far as TRON goes, oddly, I never liked the movie as a kid either. I remember wanting to see E.T. for the ninth time instead (literally), but my aunt and cousin dragged me to TRON and I thought it basically sucked. lol. Strangely though, I appreciate it more now, as an adult and a genre fan, mostly out of respect for being ahead of its time -- on a technical level -- and for the score and its antiquated elements like the arcade, the Journey songs, all of that. The story was always stupid and secondary to the visuals, and yet as time has gone on, I've found it entertaining to watch in widescreen and the score is marvelous, yet I can see how young viewers wouldn't care for it.
My prediction is this new TRON is going to be a whole lot more successful than the original. In fact I'm looking forward to it
