‘Tron: Ares’: Sequel starring Jared Leto earns 57% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes; Check out the reviews!

‘Tron: Ares’sequel starring Jared Letoreached 57% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 60 reviews.

For comparison purposes, the classic ‘Tron’ (1982) won 61% of approval, while its sequence ‘Tron: Or Legacy’ (2010) had a more lukewarm reception, with 51% approval.

The reception was divided: while some praised the visuals and the attempt to revitalize the franchise, others pointed out a lack of originality and an excess of nostalgia.

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“While the original 1982 Disney film on which this is based felt ahead of its time, Sean Bailey’s latest attempt to turn the Tron brand into a franchise mostly feels like an exercise in nostalgia.”these Peter Debruge da variety.

“It’s not an instant sci-fi classic, but there are worse things than being a surprisingly fun post-summer bucket of popcorn.”these David Rooney do The Hollywood Reporter.

“Ares proves that the third time counts, with this film that finally begins to explore the possibilities of the world created more than 40 years ago”these Ross Bonaime do Collider.

“Either it was high time for a reboot, or the franchise should have admitted that it had reached its peak and closed down. Disney opted to update the system. Either way, it’s ‘game over'”these David Fear da Rolling Stone.

“It’s a film whose sole purpose is to turn ‘Tron’ into a renewable resource in its own right… If nothing else, ‘Ares’ is perhaps relevant, enjoyable and undemanding enough to achieve that.”these David Ehrlich do IndieWire.

“The fact that most of the film takes place in the real world, rather than the neon-lit Grid, is what sets Ares apart from what has come before, but it also significantly reduces the film’s visual potential compared to its predecessors.”these Emily Garbutt do GamesRadar+.

Na trama, Leto (‘Morbius’) plays Ares, the manifestation of the Tron program.

The cast also has Evan Peters (‘Dahmer: An American Cannibal’), Greta Lee (‘The Morning Show’), Jodie Turner-Smith (‘Mystery in Paris’), Cameron Monaghan (‘Gotham’) e Jeff Bridges (‘The Old Man’).