It was a long, long way, but the fans of the Science franchise "Tron" finally have something new to expect. 15 years after Tron: Heritage opened in cinemas, completely with a vigilant soundtrack from Duff Punk, Disney finally returns the net. "Tron: Ares", the long -awaited third film in the propertyNow it makes the way to theaters after many, many delays. But does the action end when the loans roll? Or will fans be rewarded for their decade and a half worth of patience?

The scenes of the loans exist for a long time, but the audience is largely awaiting them in big blockbusters. Disney is, in many ways, the king of the modern scene after post-credit. Marvel's Chinese universe made them incredibly popular In the field of making a film in a franchise, further coming stories often appear. Sometimes, they are just fun wrapping, but most of the time, there are bone meat for hardcore fans.

So what about "Tron: Ares?" Does it contain more for audiences? Or, Disney plays all its cards before the screen fades black? We offer a guide without a spoiler for the scenes of the film's loans. Seriously, there are no spoilers here. Just information to help viewers watching the film and want to know whether they should stick or not. He said, let's get to that.

To get the right to the point: Yes, "Tron: Ares" has a scene for loans for which long -term fans will want to stick to. However, it is more than the scene of medium -sized loans that takes place after the first piece of loan rolls. Also, it's the only scene of loans, so anyone who wants (or needs) to pause for the lobby can do it without worrying about missing something else. Plan those bath breaks accordingly.

What is the scene of the scene? Without entering the territory of spoilers, it's a subsequent moment and will mean something Fans of a larger franchise "throne". For anyone who only sees this film for your own benefit, it is up to you to decide whether you have an interest in selling the loan sequence.

"Tron: Ares" was directed by Joachim Raning ("Malefiza: Ressbon of Evil"). His team is led by Aredard let's fame "character"By Effef Bridges, he repeated his role as Flynn from previous films "Tron". The Ensemble includes Greta ("Past Lives"), Evan Peters ("American Horror Story"), Hassan Munhai ("It Ends With Us"), Ododi Turner-Smith ("Bad Monkey", Arturo Castro ("Rhode House" and "Road" ("Road House". The synopsis of the film reads as follows:

Tron: Ares follows a highly sophisticated program, Ares, which is sent by the digital world in the real world of a dangerous mission, marking the first encounter of mankind with AI creatures.

Tron: Ares hits theaters on October 10, 2025.