Despite being one of the first big cast announcements for the film, Jared Leto has been virtually absent from the entire press tour for Masters of the Universe. The actor has earned raves from critics and general moviegoers alike for his portrayal of the villainous Skeletor, with some even saying
Ok Programs, it’s time to get serious. I’ve been hyping the Tron franchise for some time, and that’s not going to stop any time soon. That much is especially true after, despite my Tron: Ares review, the Jared Leto-starring picture didn’t do so hot at the box office. While I still have my
While some are still discussing Tron: Ares’ potential franchise killer status, there are fans who are asking another question. People are wondering when they can bring the magic of this Jared Leto-led spectacle home; and now we have an answer! Those looking to return to The Grid in the comfort of
Tron: Ares might have encountered a bigger obstacle on the grid than we all thought. Deadline reports that their initial projections for the Disney film were a bit off. A previous piece from the outlet said that Tron: Ares cost about $180 million to make. Now, Deadline says that the sequel film
Our modern box office landscape can get quite competitive, even more so when you take into account the 2025 fall movies vying for premium formats like IMAX and 4DX. If local listings are anything to go by, then this week will see the IMAX format given to the upcoming biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me
Depending on who you get your news from, last weekend’s opening for the latest Tron movie was either a decent start, or a massive flop. It’s certainly a conversation worth having, but it feels a bit too early to really bury the picture six floppies under. (And I’m not just saying that because
The return to The Grid with the release of Tron: Ares was intended to give October a significant boost at the box office, but various factors caused the film to slow down, resulting in a domestic opening of $33.2 million and a global debut of $60.2 million. This kind of start wouldn't be too
Warning: massive spoilers for Tron: Ares are in play. If you think the Tron series isn't a dense environment of lore, you've been playing the wrong game, Program. Now that Ares is loading up in theaters, some questions about Disney’s sci-fi legacy have been answered. As if that wasn’t enough,
I remember seeing the trailer for The Dog Stars and having my eyes roll back in my head. Do we really need more post-apocalyptic stories when we're living in a real life apocalypse? Do we need another movie that has an analog for COVID-19 and the aftermath that had on our own society. Well,
We're in the era of liminal spaces, folks. Movies like Skinamarink, Backrooms, and Exit 8 have all proven that audiences, especially younger audiences, can't get enough of them. it Ends brings us really two liminal spaces in one movie. The film tells the story of four friends who are getting
Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia both kicks up the action and ramps up the stakes with a very poisonous plotline in Ep. 9 "Tengri". In fact, this is the most amount of bloody action we've seen in this anime in a while. However, in terms of story, it still takes second fiddle to the very sudden
