The official trailer for Tron: Ares is here, and a little is about it. Like both predecessors, Tron and Tron: Heritage, however, seems to have two very important elements that drive "Tron: Ares"-His soundtrack and its neon-soaked visual. Despite being Amazed at an Oscar nomination (Since the Academy, although using a visual effects computer, was "cheating" back in 1982), Tron helped blow the cover of what can be done in special effects and paved the way for more computer -generated images (CGI) in films and TV. Then, it only makes sense that his sequels would also be visually astonishing, and the "inheritance" absolutely nailed the task back in 2010. So what about Ares?

Based on the movie trailer (see above), which shows all kinds of cool visuals with many neon vehicles and armor, Ares will take the ellevel visuals of the franchise "Throne" at a whole new level. The trailer footage is only elegant, sharp, and it looks stunning, so the real film will probably look absolutely amazing in IMAX, taking advantage of the whole advantage of an extra-high screen and high-level technology. Not only that, but also the soundtrack will really get a chance to shine when it is pumped through the IMAX speakers in the surround sound (and based on the song in the trailer, those theaters will fall apart). Even if you are not a huge fan of "throne", Ares's updated sights and sounds are really something to see.

The first "throne" appeared music from the "Rock Band", "Travel and Movie Composer" Wendy Carlos, best known for its work on "Shining" and "Clockwork Orange", and the soundtrack is sincerely fantastic. Quickly forward to 2010 and sequel, "Tron: Heritage", has an indecent sound soundtrack from anyone other than French electronic musical duo Duff Punk. (They even made a fun look in the film as themselves!) For the darker story in "Ares", however, the creatives of the sequel decided to go with industrial legends nine inch nails and based on The first single released"As much as I should be," it is a competition made in the scientific sky. The nine -inch nail frontman Trent Resenor has contributed to several results and soundtracks over the years, often working with composer Atikus Ross on films like "The Girl With A Dragon Tattoo" and "The Killer", but a whole nine -inch soundtrack.

If you want to see Ares based on the sights and sounds, you are probably in a great time. There will also be a little nostalgia, which with Effef Bridges Returns for Ares to repeat his role as Kevin Flynn from the first two films "Tron", though in much lower capacity. The rest of the cast is largely impressive, with the likes of Evan Peters, Illiyian Anderson, Greta, Ododi Turner-Smith and Cameron Monahan all play roles.

Oh, and also unfortunately aredar in the summer.

If you want to collect an acting team with someone as big as Anderson (ie Agent Sculi from the "X-Data" yourself), then what do you do with the "Morbius" summer? Even set aside aside Suspicious Summer attempts to act the method Where he is bothering his colleagues, he is currently subject to a number of allegations of sexual behavior (after The Guardian). It is sincerely frustrating to surprise the sounds of nine -inch killers and to appreciate the dark turn of the "throne" collected by Ares Director Joachim Rinning, just to see the smuggling of summer and get out of it. Why do we still hire him in 2025?

The other, a more question based on stories is why we bring the world throne (aka network) into our reality instead of returning to that digital area, watching how it is really fun in the first two films "Tron". However, maybe the film has collected something really attractive that will make its dark future world a little more fun. We have to wait and see when "Tron: Ares" reaches the theaters on October 10, 2025, but at least we know it will look and sound Wonderful.