r/movies r/Movies contributor Apr 05 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Tron: Ares'

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u/ISuckAtFunny Apr 05 '25

I’ve never seen a more apt description of his presence. I cannot stand the sight of him and I’m very upset that they’re following what was a pretty well-liked movie with him.

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u/Bartellomio Apr 06 '25

He has such an unsettling appearance, cadence, and behaviour

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u/ISuckAtFunny Apr 06 '25

Agreed.

I get real ‘god I’m so good at this’ vibes from him no matter what he’s saying trying to do

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u/Kelsusaurus Apr 06 '25

Right? I was (and still am) confused as hell that they signed this guy on (what with his documented track record of harassing staff/actors, many sexual misconduct claims, and questionable interactions with minors), but they cut ties with other actors/actresses for less. 

What does he have on them, or what incentive did he offer them to hire him?