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🍿 Popcorn Scale
Plot Flow:
🔵 Set years after TRON: Legacy, the story follows ARES, a highly
advanced program that is sent from the Grid into the real world — marking the first-ever digital-to-human crossover.
🌍 When a powerful corporation attempts to weaponize Ares’ abilities, humanity faces a new threat created by its own technology.
💥 The film blends cyber-action, neon-scapes, and philosophical questions — all wrapped in TRON’s iconic blue-and-orange glow.
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🎭 Performances
⚡ Jared Leto brings depth and mystery to Ares
🎭 Evan Peters adds charm and unpredictability
🌟 Greta Lee gives the film emotional grounding
🎥 Visual style is the star — clean, neon, immersive
✅ Pros
💙 Stunning neon visuals
⚡ High-concept sci-fi ideas
🎬 Excellent VFX & action
🧠 Interesting real-world crossover concept
⚠️ Cons
🐌 Some lore may confuse newcomers
🔁 Slightly predictable in parts
🤖 Heavy CGI might not appeal to all
🔥 Verdict
TRON: ARES (2025) delivers a visually electric, concept-heavy, glossy sci-fi ride that expands the TRON universe in bold new directions ⚡💙.
A must-watch for fans of cyber worlds, VFX spectacles, and sleek digital action.
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4 Dec’25 07:55
Vikas Yadav
Enjoyed #TronAres quite a bit.
The 3D is good, the actors are excellent, and thanks to Joachim Rønning's smooth blending of Jeff Cronenweth's cinematography and Nine Inch Nails'
Popcorn Reviewss
#TronAres is a visual spectacle boasting of a negligible script that drowns in
a tepid sea of mediocrity. There is no saving this film other than a resounding soundtrack and a