Tron: Ares Isn't Shy About Setting Up Another Sequel
It's uncertain how many more Tron movies Disney might want to make, but Tron: Ares has no issue setting up yet another sequel.
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It's uncertain how many more Tron movies Disney might want to make, but Tron: Ares has no issue setting up yet another sequel.
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