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2025
Tron: Ares is a 2025 American science fiction action film. It is the third installment in the Tron series following Tron: Legacy (2010). Produced by Walt Disney Pictures, the film was directed by Joachim Rønning, and stars Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Evan Peters, Jodie Turner-Smith, Hasan Minhaj, Arturo Castro, and Gillian Anderson, with Jeff Bridges reprising his role as Kevin Flynn from the first two films. The story…
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Hola cinéfilos, cómo están ? Hoy les comparto una reseña de esta película que se estrenó el año pasado y caso algo de revuelo, pero no por las razones correctas ,ya que le fue bastante mal en taquilla, y se supo que por ahora no se harán secuelas, pero ya habiéndola visto debo decir que me ha encantado y terminé viéndola varias veces ,de lo mucho que la disfrute, aquí les dejo mi reseña y unos fan arts que hice con…More
Source Many films have been successful, and when they announce that a sequel is coming out, it's very exciting, but there's always the question of whether it will be good or bad. However, after many years of waiting, Tron: Ares arrives, that universe that never completely disappeared and remained there with a dark past. Since the first installment, Tron has always been more than neon lights and digital worlds: it ha…More
While I don't have as much to complain on and on like with some aspects of the FNAF2 movie from last time, the title may have given away one of the key things that stuck out from this movie to me. I haven't watched the other Tron movies from what I remember, so while my experience here is limited to what the movie itself present [besides picking up a cue with a legacy character by looking it up], it doesn't take a T…More
Source Tron Ares feels like one of those movies where you walk out of the theater and your first thought is damn what a waste although I didnt watch on theater, the visuals are gorgeous no question about that, Nine Inch Nails absolutely killed the soundtrack, the music is probably the best thing this movie has, everything else just falls so flat its almost frustrating to watch, I would not call it worst movie of the…More
source Another film I was really looking forward to that disappointed me greatly after learning the plot. Many attribute the poor performance to Jared Leto in his starring role, but I don't see it that way. Yes, I like 30 Seconds to Mars, but his music career and acting career are separate, and he's made that clear in numerous interviews. When criticizing an actor, the film's direction and production should also be…More
Before I was even fully aware that this film was being released there were already people that were tearing it apart. I think that a lot of this might come from general hatred towards Disney that has been going on because of various semi-political reasons, and also because Disney pissed off basically all Star Wars fans and continues to do so. Because it was such a huge-budget production, quite a ballsy one at that,…More
When i first saw this movie flyer i was like "Y'all better have Tron himself show up, last we saw of him was in Legacy where he fell into the digital sea after regaining his program." Oh man, watching Tron: Ares felt like stepping into a neon-drenched dream you were told would be epic… only to wake up halfway through wondering whether all that glow was just a reflection of something empty inside. From the moment the…More
I just returned from seeing (hearing) Tron:Ares and boy are my eyes and ears tired... but in a good way. I was about eleven years old when the first Tron movie came out back in 1982. I did not really like. I know I was supposed to like it. I was an eleven year old boy with an Atari who wanted to go to the arcade any time he could get a ride and who had HBO (not hideous body odor). Tron was on all the time but it j…More
