The sequel to the sci-fi film Tron: war has been postponed indefinitely because of a strike by writers and actors.

CTOnews.com, August 16 (Xinhua)-- the sci-fi film "Tron: Ares" has been postponed indefinitely due to a continuing strike by the American Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) and the American Writers' Union (WGA).

Film director Joachim R ø nning issued a statement on Instagram expressing the negative impact of the strike on his production and peer projects. His film Tron: Ares, which has been in preparation since 2017, was scheduled to start filming this week, but was suspended indefinitely and more than 150 people were laid off.

Joachim R ø nning also called on SAG-AFTRA and WGA to negotiate with AMPTP (American Association of Film and Television producers) as soon as possible so that everyone can return to work on fair terms.

According to the film, Tron: God of War, played by Jared Leto, is a computer artificial intelligence program that embarks on a journey from the digital world to the human world.

Ironically, R ø nning agrees with most actors and writers that artificial intelligence technology needs to be regulated, which is what the strike wants to achieve. "there is no doubt that artificial intelligence technology poses a threat to all creative people," he said. "

CTOnews.com inquiries learned that Tron: war was released in 2010, and the sequel Tron: rise has not been released for a long time in many rumors, so Tron: God of War is the third film.