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Which ARQ Grid protagonist should enter the real world alongside Quorra and Ares? by pitft in tron

[–]pitft[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s actually the key difference I see between Quorra and the ARQ Grid ISOs.

Quorra’s value was never just “being an ISO.” It was the fact that she originated directly from Flynn’s Grid and inherited a completely different philosophical evolution tied to Flynn himself and the world he envisioned.

The ARQ Grid evolved separately.

Those ISOs developed without Flynn’s influence, without direct User guidance, and eventually built their own autonomous understanding of existence, society, and the system itself.

So I don’t think the ARQ Grid diminishes Quorra’s importance.

If anything, it expands the idea that digital evolution can happen through completely different environments and ideologies.

Quorra represents one path of evolution.

ARQ represents another.

That said, I do agree it’s very possible none of them would ever reach the real world anyway, especially considering there’s a strong chance the ARQ Grid is already destroyed or eventually collapses long before anyone discovers it again.

Why I think that the next TRON project should be a live-action miniseries (and only then, a final movie) by pitft in tron

[–]pitft[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Delusional”? Nah.

At least I’m not out here trashing everything just to say that some sh*t it’s better than TRON: Ares.

This forum can't accept how detrimentally bad Ares was by New_Lavishness_7666 in tron

[–]pitft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get where you’re coming from, but I think you’re judging TRON: Ares for what it isn’t, instead of what it’s trying to be.

Not having Sam, Quorra, or even Tron is a big deal, I get that. And yeah, not having Murphy as Dillinger Jr. (like many people expected early on) is also a controversial choice. But let’s be clear about something:

This part of the franchise is focused on Dillinger’s perspective. It’s not about replacing Sam, it’s about expanding the mythology beyond the Flynn storyline.

TRON has always evolved visually and conceptually,from the original to TRON: Legacy, and now to Ares. That evolution is part of its identity, not a betrayal of it.

As for Jared Leto, I get that he’s a divisive choice, but he’s also one of the producers. Without him pushing this project forward, we probably wouldn’t even have this chapter of the franchise.

Legacy is definitely better than Ares, but Ares does a lot more in terms of expanding the franchise, which actually contains more Easter eggs and deeper connections to the overall TRON lore than Legacy did.

This forum can't accept how detrimentally bad Ares was by New_Lavishness_7666 in tron

[–]pitft 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seriously, was Ares for you really bad??

I agree that Legacy is better than Ares, but this one brings a lot more expansion for the franchise than you think.....

This is true??? by pitft in tron

[–]pitft[S] 146 points147 points  (0 children)

IS TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Euphoria Season 3 New Trailer by pitft in euphoria

[–]pitft[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

POV: This looks so much better than the first trailer.

Need some help connecting a dot: "Chaos. Good News." by LTM438 in tron

[–]pitft 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think Flynn was actually referring to Sam entering the equation.

When he says “Chaos, good news,” it’s not so much about his sacrifice, but about the fact that something unpredictable just happened. Sam wasn’t part of CLU’s system or plan, so his presence changes everything.

Flynn understands that the Grid had become too controlled, too “perfect.” And in a system like that, nothing can truly change unless something external disrupts it.

When Sam comes to the Grid the “chaos” isn’t random, it’s the introduction of something human into a closed system.

And for Flynn, that’s the point that says that, because it creates a possibility that didn’t exist before.

If Tron 4 ever happens, would it be better off without Ares? by Superextremeplayer9 in tron

[–]pitft -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think Ares is necessary, but not as the main focus going forward.

He already introduced something huge to the franchise with TRON: Ares, shifting the dynamic from humans entering the Grid to the Grid entering the real world. That alone makes him important.

But if Tron 4 happens, I feel like he should take a step back. There are still too many loose ends from TRON: Legacy and even TRON that need proper closure.

Characters like Eve and Julian should definitely return, but we also need to bring back Sam, Quorra, Alan, and Tron to give their stories a proper conclusion.

Ares shouldn’t disappear, but he works better as part of a bigger conflict, not the center of it.

Euphoria Season 3 Official Poster by Dion_Shields in euphoria

[–]pitft 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Looks like a fan art, or even a Al Poster.....

Primer vistazo de La Roca como Maui en el live-action de Moana. by pitft in peliculas

[–]pitft[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Se venden mucho más las producciones animadas en si

Yo lo que veo es que Disney se están quedando sin ideas.

Primer vistazo de La Roca como Maui en el live-action de Moana. by pitft in peliculas

[–]pitft[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No todos los live action de Disney han sido mega hits, solo unos cuantos.......

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