This article contains spoilers For "Tron: Ares".

"Throne" has always been one of the strangest, yet visually striking franchises. Cult Classic in 1982 and its heritage in 2010 were greatly experimental "what is" for a digital dimension outside our It can produce societies, religion and concept of free will. We could only dream of the technological capabilities that get into the horizon and the disturbing growth of the PI break, "Tron: Ares" seemed to be an abundant opportunity to expand to its concepts of both worlds. Unfortunately, The entrance directed by Joachim Rinning is a reckless sequel It is more interested in moving thin written characters from point A to point B without much introspection to the implications of such a merger.

Taking 15 years after "Tron: Heritage", "Ares" sees technology companies Encom and Dillinger systems in the race to perfect a 3D printing machine that can successfully withdraw digital structures from their servers. At the center of this conflict is Ares (Arred Summer), a Masters Degree in Control Program, which is tired of being one of the spent soldiers of Juluvian Dillinger (Evan Peters). Everything that has been transmitted from the network can only last up to 29 minutes before the deresocy, leading to escalation in the company's warfare to obtain the durability code. Enzom CEO Eva Kim (Greta Lee) reveals it in one of the files of former company founder Kevin Flyn (EFFEF Bridges), but breaks him when Ares first faced. In refusing orders to restore Eve's interior code, Ares helps Eve avoid Dillinger's rack in the real world where they are looking to place Ares in the original Flynn game to get a backup.

Once digitized, Ares comes face to face with no one other than Flynn himself. Ares does not provide easy answers about how he is still alive after "inheritance", but we can make some assumptions.

At the end of "Legacy", Flynn saves his son Sam (Garrett Hedlund) with reintegration with the club (de-old bridges), therefore eliminating himself, the program of the hostile AI and his entire army. It creates a partial pure slate for the rack. So if Flynn is definitely dead, then how is he in "Ares?" For beginners, the rack we see in "Legacy" was a special experimental center of a private server in the basement of the computer genius. ENCOM and Dillinger systems each have their own network networks, but one bridges appear here should not surprise those who have seen the original "throne". With the Flynn office preserved near the top of ENCOM's headquarters, so is the original gaming network in which it is captured. It is a completely different space.

Ares is trying to interpret Flynn as a more digital spirit than anything else. I suppose this will make a partial sense given that it was the one who originally built it in the 1980s. It is easy to imagine Flynn to set up a program with his similarity. What makes it really strange is that it is presented as today's bridges, the one that looks and sounds even older than he did in "inheritance". The most credible explanation for this is probably lying in Rinning, not wanting to touch the dilemma of ten-meter-old pillar. Hence, this Flynn is a holographic spirit that gives the Ares Code of Permanence it desires. This way, the bridges are not really character as much as a conspiracy device.

Disney was originally set on vague bridges in Ares marketing, but Og "Tron" star has forced his hand and revealed his involvement in the new film anyway. What followed was Feilareta titled "Flynn Lives", that teased the big return of the character. In the film, however, Flynn is not much of a character. There is a moment when Ares asks how he is even alive, to which the digital spirit reacts with "I exist at this moment because you do it." Flynn on the network is only a reflection of the presence of the subtitical program. It is the equivalent of "Tron" of "Ah, don't worry about it". Through more cynical lenses, it has to do with one of the many light distracting nostalgia that stops the film dead in its paths to address.

Ares is looking forward to highlighting all iconographs of the original throne, including the primitive layout of the rack, the cycles of light, the result of Wendy Carlos and, of course, a little. You know you are in the game network og because the crack in the lightweight arena cycle is still there. Flynn is essentially manifested to convey Ares's conductors to continue the "throne" legacy. It is shameful that summer is the new face of this franchise as it is hard as a board hereand not even in a way that informs his character. The most striking parallels of Flynn's return can be made compared to Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamil) in the trilogy of the "Starwalks War" sequel. The exiled master of their craft sacrifices themselves to allow the new generation to build a new future, only to appear in the next film as a white-colored look captured in a single scene born of Nostalgic respect.

Tron: Ares now plays in cinemas all over the country.