After years of development, Tron: Ares finally hit theaters, but its disappointing box office debut may have just ended the digital saga for good. Serving as a standalone follow-up to 2010’s Tron: Legacy , Ares follows a powerful Program, played by Jared Leto , who crosses from the Gr
When I heard they were bringing Tron out to the real world. I lost all interest personally. I’ll watch it streaming when it comes to that, but skip the theaters for this one.
They first did that “real world” thing in Legacy, though, with Quorra. I will say they did a good job with the concept in this one.
Personally I sought it out in IMAX because this is one of those big special effects and sound movies that makes theater worth it. It looked and sounded great.
When I heard they were bringing Tron out to the real world. I lost all interest personally. I’ll watch it streaming when it comes to that, but skip the theaters for this one.
They first did that “real world” thing in Legacy, though, with Quorra. I will say they did a good job with the concept in this one.
Personally I sought it out in IMAX because this is one of those big special effects and sound movies that makes theater worth it. It looked and sounded great.
That was fine. The fact that it looks like 90% of Arse looks like it’s in fucking LA for what we all know is cost savings makes me 0 interested
It’s in Vancouver* for cost savings.