What Movies Will It Remind You Of? Tron: Ares funnels some rote RoboCop and Pinocchio isms through the action-heavy Tron ...

Watching Joachim Rønning's new cyber-thriller "Tron: Ares" — the third "Tron" feature in 43 years — I found myself wondering just how everything was supposed to work. In the universe of "Tron," humans ...

There’s a moment in Tron: Ares where Evan Peters’s character exclaims, “That might be the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!” It’s funny; I was thinking the exact same thing throughout the entire movie. 43 ...

The universe of Tron is a strange one; a digital world from an analog time. Its computer programs look like people. They travel from place to place on motorcycles and sailboats. They think, they maybe ...

EXCLUSIVE: Ahead of the sci-fi reboot's release on digital, CBR unveils one of the deleted scenes from the digital pack.

“Tron Ares”, the third entry in Disney’s cult classic “Tron” series, is a visual marvel. Fans of the light cycles and disc battles from the previous two movies should find a lot to enjoy with sleek ...

The latest installment's best ideas compete with director Joachim Rønning’s fetishistic focus on classic Tron mythology, which looks and sounds great in Imax 3D. Compared with such a trite fear of ...

From a plot perspective, “Tron: Ares” has almost nothing to do with its predecessor in the “Tron” movie franchise, “Tron: Legacy” — although fans of that 2010 film can hang on for an eventual nod to ...

I wish I could say Tron: Ares picked up where Tron: Legacy left off in 2010, continuing the story of both the Flynn family and the interesting question posed by the film's final shot: What happens ...

When Did The First One Come Out Again? 1982. Italy won the World Cup and the Lakers won the NBA championship. It was a different time, man. Dumbest Thing Overheard In The Theater: "Wait, Tron was a ...

Tron: Ares will ride onto digital platforms for rent and purchase — including Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home — on December 2.

There’s more than one paradox built into the program of “Tron: Ares.” Whereas the 1982 Disney film on which it was based felt ahead of its time — both conceptually and in terms of its cutting-edge ...