Tron: Ares, the third entry in Disney's now 43-year-old science fiction franchise, finally gets it right. Steve Lisberger's original, which was a critical and commercial bomb back in the summer of 1982, was more of an experiment than a feature film'”not just the first extended attempt to meld live action with computer animation, but the first mainstream stab at imagining the world inside computers, which at the time were just beginning to fully infiltrate our everyday lives. Three decades later, we got Joseph Kosinski's Tron: Legacy (2010), which expanded on both the depth and scale of computer-generated imagery, ... Read More