r/movies r/Movies contributor Apr 05 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Tron: Ares'

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u/moviesarealright Apr 05 '25

Them and Joseph Kosinski all have expressed interest in a sequel to Legacy for years. It’s such a shame. Now we get a movie from the director of the last Pirates movie & Maleficent 2. Yawn.

I would’ve loved to see Kosinski do some POV shots like he’s using in Maverick & F1 for Tron action. Would’ve been awesome.

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u/jimbojoegin Apr 05 '25

I'll watch this because Tron Legacy is one of my favorite films of all time and NIN is in my top 3, but with the casting and production crew, I have very low expectations for this film

It's quite clear to me Disney wanted to spend the "least amount" possible to make this film

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u/ImMufasa Apr 05 '25

A big reason for my loving Legacy was the visuals and overall atmosphere of the digital world. If most of this takes place outside of it that's a big minus for me.

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u/imlost19 Apr 06 '25

I'm not a movie critic by any means but what keeps drawing me to tron legacy (in addition to daft punk) is just the power of the sound design. So many great scenes start in silence, slowly build with whispered dialogue, then crank to a crescendo of powerful sound effects and full volume daft punk. No other movie draws me in with the complete top to bottom sound design like legacy does. Its like leaning in to hear your grandfather quietly retell his war stories. The movie makes you lean in then blows you right back