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“No One Asked for This Reboot”: ‘Tron’ May Mark End of Jared Leto’s Franchise-Leading Days
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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2025
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It's always seemed to be the opposite. People excited for the film, and then they see he's got a part and they say "oh no..." To be fair, I think he did well in Bladerunner:2049, but he was just playing himself, I think.
I thought he was good in House of Guuci as a cousin who is only on screen for like 20 minutes of the movie. His other roles leading up to Tron Ares I have not liked one bit
I thought he was alright in Requiem for a Dream. Though i admit that i enjoyed watching him spiral out due to his heroin addiction rather than being horrified by it.
Watch lord of war. He wasn't in it much, but you'll think a little better about Nick cage.
He was in BR:2049?
He played Wallace, the head of the company that's blind or whatever , the guy who guts the girl in that 'android being birthed' scene
Yes, he was ok in the role.
As a disturbing psycho. Probably his best acting was in the prequel short for that movie. The ending, he nailed that look into the camera. shivers