REVIEW: The techno-future returns in 'soulless' Tron Ares movie
The TRON series gets a sleek update with music from Nine Inch Nails and Oscar winner Jared Leto, but does style outweigh substance?
The Snapshot
Come for the neon motorcycles, but stay for the powerful electronic beats of Nine Inch Nails, the best Tron: Ares has to offer.
Directed by Joachim Rønning, starring Greta Lee, Jared Leto, Evan Peters, Jodie Turner-Smith, Gillian Anderson and Jeff Bridges.
Remember when dreaming of the digital future was still cool? That’s the lofty and appropriately disconnected dream of TRON: Ares, Disney’s second attempt at rebooting their surprise 80s techno-centric action franchise.
Author's summary: Tron Ares movie review.
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