Tron: Ares

[137th Gebirg]

He fancies himself quite the avant-garde artEEST. This should give you an idea of his...professional acumen:

 

[Set Harth]

I don't think I've actually seen anything he was in.

Fight Club?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Fight Club?

We don’t talk about that.

 

[Owain Taggart]

Fight Club?

No, not even that. No interest.

 

[Tosk]

"I don't want to repeat my career anymore. That'd be like, 'Let's reboot Scarecrow and Mrs. King.' No, I'm not interested. Or Babylon 5." - Bruce Boxleitner

It's worth noting that the interview is from 2015, and Boxleitner did come back to Babylon 5 after that.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

It's worth noting that the interview is from 2015, and Boxleitner did come back to Babylon 5 after that.

Well. Damn. I was so focused on the hilarious quote citation that I didn't even notice the article is a decade old.

 

[JD]

I'm indifferent towards Jared Leto, he's definitely odd as person, but he's done some decent roles. But given the choice between him and the return of Garret Headland, Olvia Wilde, and Bruce Boxleitner, I would definitely go for those 3 100%.

 

[Artoo Atari]

I dunno. For me, eccentric actors like actors like Jared Leto, Ezra Miller, Shia LaBeouf, etc. are difficult to watch, because when I watch Leto portraying a character, I can't see the character; all I can see is Jared Leto playing Jared Leto playing a character.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

I dunno. For me, eccentric actors like actors like Jared Leto, Ezra Miller, Shia LaBeouf, etc. are difficult to watch, because when I watch Leto portraying a character, I can't see the character; all I can see is Jared Leto playing Jared Leto playing a character.

Exactly this. Just Jared being Jared. Meh.

 

[Gingerbread Demon]

I saw that. But it is a shame that Disney has pretty much tacitly decided that the story and characters that were originally laid out was basically scrapped in favor of this new thing. I'll watch it, but I'm not holding out much hope for the franchise at this point. Not a big fan of Jared Leto at all, either. I find him to be quite repulsive. The only thing I think I ever really liked him in was "Lord of War", but he only had a supporting role in that.

Why does Disney do these kind of decisions? People would have loved a proper sequel, or even just had references to Legacy and such. People would have loved it more