Get ready for a thrilling ride as we dive into the world of Tron: Ares and uncover the secrets it holds for fans of the iconic Tron franchise!
The Legacy Lives On
Tron: Ares has arrived, bridging the gap between the previous Tron movies with a bold and intriguing narrative. It's been a long wait, with 15 years passing since Tron: Legacy, and now we're treated to a fresh installment that promises to set the stage for an exciting future.
But here's where it gets controversial... Tron: Ares dares to connect with a film it seemingly ignores, Tron: Legacy. The new movie introduces us to Flynn Jr.'s successor, Eve Kim, and her quest for the Permanence Code. Meanwhile, Sam Flynn and Quorra, the stars of Legacy, have seemingly vanished into thin air.
As the story unfolds, we learn that Sam has left ENCOM, passing the torch to Eve. But it's during Ares' infiltration that we get a glimpse of their past. Ares stumbles upon an article about Sam's mysterious companion, Quorra, indicating they stuck together after their Grid adventure. It's a subtle hint, but it sets the stage for what's to come.
Ares' Journey and the Mystery Unveiled
In a heartfelt letter to Eve, Ares reveals his travels and his search for a place in this world. We see him in Mexico City, trading his neon gear for something more comfortable. He studies photos of Sam and Quorra, with coordinates marking their last known location. It's a clear sign that a sequel is in the works, but the question remains: what lies ahead for these characters?
And this is the part most people miss... Tron: Ares leaves us with a tantalizing cliffhanger. Julian Dillinger, the grandson of the original antagonist, escapes into the Grid and becomes the next generation of evil programs. With this new development, the stage is set for an epic battle between Dillinger and Ares, pitting the old and new generations against each other.
So, will we see a team-up of the Tron family and their allies to face this new threat? It all depends on the success of Tron: Ares at the box office. Disney is taking a massive gamble with this threequel, and the fate of a potential Tron 4 rests on its performance.
Will we witness the return of a real-life Flynn family member and his Grid-escaping love interest? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: the legacy of Tron continues to evolve and captivate audiences.
What are your thoughts on Tron: Ares and the future of the franchise? Do you think a fourth film is warranted, and what story arcs would you like to see explored? Let's discuss in the comments and keep the Tron spirit alive!
