Review : Tron: Ares : A Visually Striking Dive into the Digital Frontier!

Tron: Ares is an exhilarating addition to the sci-fi action genre, immersing audiences in a dazzling world of artificial intelligence and digital evolution. With spectacular visual effects and a thought-provoking premise, the film continues the legacy of the Tron franchise while exploring new emotional and philosophical dimensions.

The story follows Ares (#JaredLeto), a powerful program created by Julian Dillinger (#EvanPeters), the ambitious CEO of Dillinger Systems. His mission is to locate Flynn’s permanence code a crucial key that could allow programs like Ares to exist in the real world for more than 29 minutes.

Meanwhile, Eve Kim (#GretaLee) steps into her late sister’s role as the head of Encom, Dillinger Systems’ rival company. When she discovers the permanence code, Eve uses it to create a digital tree that survives beyond the 29-minute limit proving permanence between the two worlds is possible.

As word spreads, Dillinger attempts to hack the system to reclaim control. Ares, now endowed with emotions, begins to question his creator’s intentions. The narrative takes a compelling turn as he faces an existential dilemma: will he obey Dillinger’s command or defy him to rewrite the future of both worlds? The battle for digital immortality begins here.

Visually, the film is a triumph. The neon-lit landscapes, high-speed light cycle chases, and seamless blending of real and digital realms create a breathtaking cinematic experience. Every frame feels alive with energy and precision. However, while the storyline occasionally treads familiar ground, its emotional core and philosophical undertones lend it depth beyond mere spectacle.

With its mix of high-octane action, emotional growth, and stunning visuals, Tron: Ares stands out as a captivating and thought-provoking ride one that will resonate deeply with both franchise loyalists and sci-fi enthusiasts alike.

Rating: ***1/2

Team CineBuster