“Tron: Ares” underperformed at the box-office during its opening week. One could be tempted to say that’s just to be expected for a “Tron” movie, since they all have histories of performing less than what Disney hoped.
“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 neon lights combined with techno music from Nine Inch Nails.
The release of Tron Ares is almost here, and fans are mainly excited about three things. The first thing is the digital world of the Grid merging with our world.
Tron might not be for everyone. They aren’t exactly flawless, but they are wonderfully strange, engaging, creative, original, and fun to look at.
Have you ever wondered what it takes for an actor to really get into character? The stars on this list took it to an unbelievable level, completely changing their bodies for our entertainment.
You’re minding your own business, just watching a show, when suddenly the writers decide to throw some shade that makes you do a double-take. Well, James Gunn just served up one hell of a roast in the season 2 premiere of Peacemaker, and his target?
Tron: Ares, the third movie in the cult favorite sci-fi Tron series, arrives in theaters on October 10, a date that is actually closer than you think. We’re only a month and a couple of weeks away from the release, so Disney is getting audiences revved up with a new TV spot that shows clips that weren’t in the previously released trailers.
The digital frontier is calling moviegoers back to theaters, and they’re responding with overwhelming enthusiasm. Disney’s Tron: Ares has claimed the top
Of course, Peacemaker season one fans will remember things differently.
These are the bits of I.P. that, movie-wise, have not seen the code get cracked…yet.
There are thousands of movies to see, but these 20 are the best of the best. Indulge the cinephile in your life and give them a watch.
In 1982, a real man, made of blood and flesh, got pulled into the digital realm. He survived his encounter in that dangerous world. Now the digital world is coming to ours.
Hollywood history is filled with rumors like this, demonstrating the extent to which conspiracy theories and fake news have long been a part of popular discourse. It’s all the more important that one take a more objective look at the ways in which these “facts” are, in fact, urban legends designed to exploit controversy and create prurient interest.
Jared Leto has denied the sexual misconduct accusations made against him. The 54-year-old Hollywood star was alleged to have inflicted the behaviour on
Whether it’s one season or three, when it comes to beloved TV shows, it’s just never enough when it doesn’t return. The following shows weren’t given the time they needed on the small screen, and it’ll always bother fans of these TV shows that were canceled too soon.
"Tron" is the Disney series that certainly tries to live by the credo, "Always late but worth the wait."
In genres as wide-ranging as sitcoms and thrillers, TV has immersed viewers in new and strange worlds where technology can be both a blessing and a curse (sometimes both at once).
Like it or not, vampires have a chokehold on pop culture, and they have for decades. Let these famous vampires serve as evidence.
Thinking completely inside the box is pretty par for the course for most franchise movie making. Studios tend to have lists of A-listers they think could fit in various roles or character archetypes for whatever the project is at hand.
The director of Tron: Ares has shared our best look yet at the sci-fi reboot. To celebrate wrapping filming, Joachim Rønning posted a behind-the-scenes shot on Instagram.
“Knives Out” was the rare hit film not built on an existing property, and it also earned writer and director Rian Johnson an Oscar nomination for his script.
Jared Leto's relationship with movie theaters has certainly evolved.
The film is due out in January 2022.
Zack Snyder's Justice League will finally see the light of day on March 18, but Snyder didn't wait until then to tell his side of the story as to why it has taken this long to see a version that he actually made.
You’ve watched all the movies you had on your to-do list. What now? You can turn to TV shows, but you don’t want to, say, try and binge the entire run of “The Simpsons.” Don’t worry.
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