Name: Tron: Ares
Genre: Sci-Fi, Action
Released: 2025-10-10
Rating: 6
Cast: Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Hasan Minhaj, Gillian Anderson, Evan Peters

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A highly advanced program called Ares is transported from the digital realm into the real world, tasked with a high-stakes mission.

Tron: Ares

Times of India

As the AI-versus-humanity debate rages on, Tron: Ares picks up where Tron: Legacy (2010) left off, asking—what would happen if programs from The Grid entered the real world? David DiGilio’s story explores this through an advanced program, Ares, also known as the Master Control in The Grid. Julian uses it to showcase to investors the power world leaders could wield with weaponised programs—like a super-tank controlled by a super-soldier. But Ares, more self-aware than intended, makes an astute observation: “Following directives is not the programs’ purpose, but programming.” The narrative then contrasts technology as a force for healthcare, education, and poverty eradication against its misuse for greed and destruction.
The story is fairly straightforward and doesn’t offer much novelty. The screenplay by Jesse Wigutow takes time to find its rhythm and feels underwhelming in the first act. However, director Joachim Rønning maintains a strong grip on presentation. The story may take a backseat, but the visuals more than make up for it. Sleek, neon-lit chases and slickly choreographed action sequences keep the energy high throughout. Light Cycles blazing in stark red against pitch-black cityscapes create a hypnotic spectacle that’s hard to look away from.
There’s also a generous dose of nostalgia—not just for fans of the original Tron (1982), but for anyone who loves the 80s aesthetic. Ares’s musings on why Depeche Mode is cooler than Mozart will have music buffs smiling in recognition. The soundtrack and background score form the film’s third pillar of strength. Visually spectacular movies often rely on their sound design, but Nine Inch Nails elevate it to another level here.
At 118 minutes, the pacing is brisk, though it leaves little room for deeper world-building or character arcs. The film stops short of becoming a truly high-stakes battle of wills. Jared Leto is compelling as the AI humanoid Ares, but his character lacks emotional depth and development. Greta Lee delivers a fine performance, though her role remains underwritten. Jodie Turner-Smith brings power and poise as the antagonist Athena, while Peter Evans makes for a suitably menacing Julian.
With its dazzling visuals, immersive soundscape, and slick action, Tron: Ares is watchable for the spectacle alone—best enjoyed on the big screen.

Tron: Ares | Official Tamil Trailer | In Cinemas October 10

Tron: Ares | Official Telugu Trailer | In Cinemas October 10

Suicide Squad star Jare Leto is famous among the people for his role as Joker. The actor has been starred in many fantastic movies and has got supreme recognition. Jared started his carrier with small television appearances and after that got mainstream roles and there was no looking back. He has done many tremendous roles in movies which include Suicide Squad(2016), Chapter 27(2007), Mr. Nobody(2009), Fight Club(1999), Dallas Buyers Clubs(2013), Lord Of War(2005), Panic Room(2002), American Psycho(2000) and the list goes on.

Jared Leto

Greta Lee

Hasan Minhaj is an American comedian, writer, producer, political commentator, actor, and television host of Indian descent. His Netflix show Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj won two Peabody Awards and two Webby Awards.

Hasan Minhaj

Gillian Anderson

Evan Peters

Jeff Bridges is an Academy Award winning actor, singer and producer. Known for playing mellow and relaxed characters, he has appeared in films like Crazy Heart, The Fisher Kind, Tron: The Legacy, The Contender and Hell or High Water. Bridges made his first screen appearance at the age of almost two years in The Company She Keeps in 1951. He is also an author, photographer and a narrator.

Tron: Ares

Tron: Ares(2025)

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