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Gautham Harikumar
"Stunning Visuals, Weak Script"
This third movie, the creators try to expand
the Tron universe in a way that fits today’s technology-driven era. The film introduces a bigger world-building idea and brings in an artificial intelligence subplot. Visually, the movie is stunning. VFX & BGM create an immersive digital world that looks impressive on the big screen.
However, the movie struggles when it comes to writing. The story feels weak and lacks emotional depth. Several new characters are introduced, but their emotional journeys do not feel natural or meaningful. Their motivations are not clearly explained, which makes it hard to connect with them. As the movie goes on, the storytelling becomes more shallow instead of building toward something powerful or memorable.
Overall, Worth watching for the visuals. But the story feels weak and wasted.But in terms of story and writing, it feels like a lazy and pointless attempt.
Movie Reviewer Survival Note:
"Watch it if you’re curious.
Forget it immediately after.”
25 Jan’26 18:36
🍿 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
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