Tron: Legacy was one of the first films to feature fully digital human characters, years before it became common in Hollywood. Jeff Bridges played both himself and his younger digital double, created with groundbreaking CGI. The result? A film that looked way ahead of its time, pairing neon visuals with a Daft Punk score that still feels futuristic today. 🎬 Tron: Legacy Directed by: Joseph Kosinski #tronlegacy #daftpunk #visualeffects #behindthescenes #scifi #cinema | Cinema Shows

The original Tron in 1982 imagined programs with souls — digital beings living inside the machine. Tron: Legacy took that even further, showing how humans and programs could cross between worlds. Now Tron: Ares, the third in the series, brings that idea full circle with artificial intelligence. It’s about AIs that cross over — literally stepping into the human world — and wrestling with what it means to be alive. It’s not the coding side of AI… it’s the consciousness side — and that’s very Tron.