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“No One Asked for This Reboot”: ‘Tron’ May Mark End of Jared Leto’s Franchise-Leading Days
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I might be in the minority, but, I enjoyed Ares.
They reveal the character in the red/orange hue and I thought it might be ok with him being the bad guy.
Then I see he's producing it and it was pretty easy to see he was going to turn face and this was going to be the movie, that's when I said this isn't going to be good. However, his flat acting played pretty well into an AI that's learning.
All of the Tron movies require a major suspension of disbelief, none of them are going to win awards for plot, but that's not what these movies are for. When I see a Tron movie I just want to be entertained with pretty visuals and a solid soundtrack. If I want a movie that's going to challenge my view of the world I'm going to go somewhere else.
I thought it was fine. I was surprised to find the stakes were interesting since I was just there for the visuals and the soundtrack. The visuals were cool, especially in 3D, but I only really noticed the soundtrack a few times. The jet ski scene was probably the coolest part of the movie.