Tron has been a franchise that has pushed the boundaries again and again, and it seems that Tron: Ares, the upcoming sequel in the franchise, is doing the same. The Jared Leto movie showcases neon-laden cinematography and brilliant music in its trailer.

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There's finally a full trailer for Tron: Ares, the third installment in the decades-long sci-fi franchise. This comes after a teaser dropped a few months back and over two years after the film was first announced.

We are starting to see more defense opportunities come across the desk,” Mike Dennis, Ares's co-head of European credit, tells Bloomberg News’ James Crombie and Bloomberg Intelligence’s Jeroen Julius in this episode of the Credit Edge podcast.

In 2010, Joseph Kosinski (whatever happened to that guy, huh?) changed the game again with Tron Legacy, a smartly formulated, visually dazzling reboot-cum-legacy sequel set to the throbbing beats of Daft Punk.

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Jared Leto's digital warrior enters the real world (along with his lightcycle) in the sleek, action-packed new trailer for Disney's Tron: Ares.