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Yo, tech fiends and neon fanatics! Remember Tron? The OG digital adventure flick that blew our minds back in the 80s? Well, guess what? It’s back, and this time, it’s getting a major upgrade. Buckle up because “Tron: Ares” is about to jack you into a whole new level of digital mayhem.
We don’t have a ton of details yet, but Deadline just dropped a first-look photo that’s got us more hyped than Flynn facing down Sark in a lightcycle duel. The pic features Jared Leto, our new Tron, rocking a sleek suit that looks like it came straight out of a Tron rave. We’re talking glowing lines, futuristic shades, and enough chrome to make a DeLorean jealous.
Who’s Who in the Digital Arena?
So, who’s this new Tron, you ask? Well, that would be Jared Leto, the Academy Award-winning actor known for his, shall we say, interesting choices (remember the Joker?). But hey, the man’s got talent, and we’re curious to see what he brings to the program.
Joining Leto is a whole crew of newcomers and familiar faces. We’ve got Evan Peters, the guy who always seems to be playing creepy characters (looking at you, Quicksilver), but this time we’re hoping he’s on the good side of the digital divide. We also got Greta Lee, the hilarious actress from “Russian Doll,” and the ever-glamorous Gillian Anderson (aka Scully from “The X-Files“) adding some serious star power to the cast.
What’s the Story, Tron?
The plot is still under wraps, but rumors are swirling that “Tron: Ares” will pick up after the events of “Tron: Legacy.” We might see Sam Flynn, son of the original Tron, returning to the digital world, or maybe the story will focus on a whole new set of characters battling for control of the grid.
While we don’t have a confirmed release date yet (thanks a lot, Hollywood strikes!), the first-look pic is enough to get us excited. “Tron: Ares” is aiming for a 2025 release, so mark your calendars and start practicing your lightcycle skills. Just remember, in the digital world, the only limit is your code, and the only rule is to survive.
So, are you ready to jack back in and explore the neon-drenched world of “Tron: Ares”? We sure are! Stay tuned for more updates, and in the meantime, fire up your favorite 80s playlist and get ready for a digital adventure unlike any other.
Source: Deadline
