Tron: Ares
This Disney live-action sci-fi sequel (PG-13, in theaters October 10, 2025) follows an advanced AI program sent from the digital Grid into the real world, with high-energy chase sequences, stylized combat, and two on-screen human deaths including a stabbing. The action is largely bloodless and digitally stylized, but the intensity, mature themes around AI and mortality, and scattered strong language put it firmly in older-teen territory.
Best suited for teens 13 and up; most younger children will find the action sequences too intense and some death scenes too upsetting.
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Video footage of Eve's sister growing progressively ill from cancer is shown; a loved one reacts with visible grief watching the recordings.
Ares fights multiple programs in a simulator; defeated programs de-rezz, dissolving into falling digital cubes.
A prolonged high-speed chase through city streets includes a car being lasered in half, a bus nearly crashing, a baby in a car coming very close to being struck, and Eve crashing her bike.