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 ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From a plot perspective, “Tron: Ares” has almost nothing to do with its predecessor in the “Tron” movie franchise, “Tron: Legacy” ...

“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 ...

Jeff Bridges returns alongside Evan Peters, Jodie Turner-Smith and Gillian Anderson in Joachim Rønning’s installment about the collision of human and digital worlds. By David Rooney Chief Film Critic ...

What if first contact doesn’t come from the skies but from inside our computers? That’s the unnerving question at the centre of Tron: Ares, Disney’s long-delayed sequel to 2010’s Tron: Legacy.

It is unclear who exactly was asking for a Jared Leto-led Tron: Ares — the third installment in the series — nearly 20 years after legacy, but Disney and Joachim Rønning delivered it. There are ho-hum ...

Tron: Ares reviews are beginning to come in, with most reacting poorly to the latest Disney movie starring Jared Leto. What are the Tron: Ares reviews saying? Over on Rotten Tomatoes, Tron: Ares sits ...

"Tron: Ares" may have the tagline "No Going Back" but Disney doesn't like to leave money on the table. So here we are, going back with a third entry in a cult franchise that's somewhat trapped between ...

"Tron" is still a beloved cult classic, and every once in a while, a new movie gets to take the light cycle out for a spin.

With a history of over a hundred years, Disney has a rich tapestry of thousands of films, boundless characters, and some of the world's most valuable franchises to pull from. So it's somewhat curious ...