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The much-expected comeback to “The Grid” is getting closer, as “Tron: Ares,” one of the highly anticipated movies in 2025’s lineup, approaches. Interestingly, many of the cast for “Ares” are newcomers, and unfortunately, Daft Punk, who created the music for “Tron: Legacy,” disbanded in 2021, so they won’t be involved this time. Despite my wish that Daft Punk would also score “Ares,” director Joachim Rønning’s recent sneak peek at the upcoming Disney film has me excited!
As a die-hard cinema enthusiast, I can’t help but reminisce about Batman: The Animated Series (BTAS) that ended almost three decades ago. Despite its departure from our screens, this iconic show still captivates fans and critics alike. With multiple Daytime Emmy Awards under its belt, and the prestigious Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Animated Programming, BTAS was universally acclaimed for its compelling scripts, innovative art design, melodious orchestrated soundtrack (particularly the opening theme), and its refreshing adaptation of comic book narratives. Top-notch voice acting further catapulted this series to the critical acclaim it deserved.
Rakesh Roshan spared no effort in planning an impressive relaunch of Karan Arjun, going as far as releasing a fresh movie trailer to excite fans. However, the unexpected part was that Hrithik Roshan, his son and actor, provided the voiceover. Lately, the filmmaker-actor revealed the rationale behind this choice.
