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The article highlights the top movies available for streaming in January 2026, including new releases like 'The Smashing Machine,' 'If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,' and 'Tron: Ares,' as well as notable films from 2025 now streaming on platforms like HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Prime Video, offering a mix of Oscar contenders, action, comedy, and animated films.
Tron: Ares, starring Jared Leto, will be available on Disney+ starting January 7, 2026. The film, part of the Tron franchise, debuted in theaters in October 2023 and features a story about AI beings clashing with humans. It will be available in Imax Enhanced on Disney+ alongside other Tron films.
Tron: Ares, the latest installment in the Tron saga, premieres on Disney+ on January 7, offering high-octane sci-fi action with cutting-edge visuals and a Nine Inch Nails score, available in IMAX Enhanced for an immersive home viewing experience.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' starring Jared Leto is expected to lose approximately $132 million due to poor box office performance and high production costs, marking a significant flop for both the franchise and Leto's recent projects.
Tron: Ares, with an estimated total cost of around $220 million, is projected to lose approximately $132.7 million despite crossing $100 million at the worldwide box office, making it a significant financial failure for Disney and likely ending the franchise for now.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' faced a significant financial loss, with a production cost of $220 million and a projected loss of over $132 million, due to poor box office performance and limited audience appeal, highlighting the challenges of rebooting long-standing franchises.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' is projected to lose over $132 million, with a production cost of $220 million and a global gross of around $160 million, due to poor box office performance and high costs, highlighting the challenges of rebooting the Tron franchise.
Black Phone 2 leads the global box office with $42 million in its opening weekend, while Tron: Ares crosses $100 million worldwide but struggles financially due to high production costs. The sequel to the 2022 horror hit is performing well, especially in the US and Mexico, and is expected to justify its larger budget, unlike other costly films like Tron and Five Nights at Freddy’s 2. Overall, the box office shows a mix of successful and struggling big-budget films.
Black Phone 2 debuted with a $42M global opening, Tron: Ares surpassed $100M overseas, and One Battle After Another crossed $162M worldwide, highlighting strong international performance for these films.
'Tron: Ares' starring Jared Leto performed poorly at the box office, grossing significantly less than expected and raising questions about Leto's viability as a leading franchise star amid recent controversies and a declining track record.
Tron: Ares leaves several unresolved questions about the future of the franchise, including the motivations of Ares, the whereabouts of Tron, the fate of Athena, and potential connections to previous films like Tron: Ascension, suggesting the possibility of future installments or reboots.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' opened to approximately $33.5 million domestically, falling short of expectations and previous franchise entries, but still marking a notable debut for a long-running series. Other films like 'Roofman' and 'One Battle After Another' also performed, with the overall box office showing a diverse range of genres amid a quieter blockbuster season.
Disney's 'Tron: Ares' underperformed at the box office with a $33.5 million opening, falling short of expectations and potentially ending plans for rebooting the franchise. Meanwhile, 'Roofman' debuted modestly with $8 million, but received strong reviews. Other releases included 'Soul of Fire' and specialty films like 'After the Hunt,' with the latter showing promising early results. Overall, the box office saw mixed performances with some milestones achieved by other films.
Disney's Tron: Ares debuted with a disappointing $33.5 million, underperforming expectations and marking the third time a Tron film has underwhelmed at the box office, despite a notable budget and marketing campaign. The film received mixed reviews, with critics criticizing its engagement level, while audiences responded more positively. The international gross reached $27M, but overall, the film's performance was below forecasts, reflecting the franchise's cult status rather than mainstream success.
'Tron: Ares' topped the box office with $33.5 million but underperformed compared to expectations and previous entries, highlighting challenges in expanding the franchise's popularity, despite positive reviews and a strong brand presence.