Yup. Husband killed on your wedding day and you blaming yourself for it? Tragic, but done before. Having to then kill the thing that ate your husband, who has now at least partially made itself look like him? Now THAT’S a spicy twist
The scene with Ralph destroying Vanellope’s car still hurts to watch all these years later. The VA’s shriek of agony mixed with the animation just crushes me every time.
Fun stupid fact: Nintendo was angry with the Bowser portrayal in the intro, not because of the design or voice or anything. But because he didn’t hold his tea cup the way he should have.
@@SPRX77 I think so. Because I think it was the early screening of it or something like that when Nintendo let them know. It's just hilarious that that is what made them angry
@@complex2live could explain why Disney and Nintendo didn’t do more collabs together 🤣 but yeh pretty insane that they get upset over that bit, as if anyone else would’ve noticed
He's one of the best twist villains because the twist isn't he's the villain, the twist is which villain he was. Also, they left enough clues that the twist didn't come from nowhere, but it also wasn't obvious.
How is this inspirational, the entire point of the movie is literally proving that wrong and showing that Ralph (or other people viewed as "villains" like Vanellope) *can* be good.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466Because the main point of the movie was that Ralph was trying to *prove to others he was good.* That if he got some fancy shiny macguffin to *prove* it, then he'd finally be accepted as "not bad." When in reality like you said, he's just a *naturally* decent guy, and characters like Vanellope recognize that without the fancy medal. He's bad (not perfect) and that's good. He'll never be good (perfect) and that's not bad.
@@izzy1356 Yeah, exactly, he isn't bad. The world at large is telling him he is so he's internalised it and trying to accept it, through that phrase. That isn't a comforting phrase, it's sad. That support group is people who believe they'll never be good so they just have to accept how bad they are.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 I think the purpose of the quote is to say just because you play a villain doesn’t mean you’re a bad person. You’re “bad” (the villain) which is good because you’re fulfilling your purpose in the game, and you’re not “good” (the hero) which isn’t a bad thing.
I think Eric is the first reactor I've seen who understood the implication that the Bug turned in Calhoun's fiance. Congrats Also if you look at the intro Gene is actually the guy being throw out by Ralph in the Fix it Felix intro cutscene. Doesn't make him less deplorable, but explains why he's the only Nicelander to directly hate Ralph instead of being afraid of him like the rest of them.
For all we know, due to being an NPC, he was programmed with hatred. Based on us not seeing him after this movie, I think he got sent to NPC therapy to get over his irrational hatred.
@@JacksonVoetI think his hatred is programmed as he is actually the Mayor of Niceland (and possibly the Concierge to the Penthouse) so from his perspective Ralph is wrecking his building and disturbing Niceland. That’s why he’s very outspoken and feels like it’s his duty to be the voice of the nicelanders.
@@deadbynightupbylunch Even if it isn't programmed in, after thirty years of getting punched out of his apartment and thrown offscreen, however many times a day, I think the hatred would develop on it's own.
And naturally compatible with glitching since it is a glitch itself. IIRC Vanellope grabs another car for the rescue though, so she can do it with any car. (Including one built by the player)
When I saw it, I was like, "AAAAH". Cuz you kinda know he's an asshole keeping from Vanellope from racing, but until that happens you don't actually THINK.
When Ralph wrecks Vanellope's first racer... tears, every time. Sarah Silverman's delivery is HEARTRENDING. I gained immense respect for her with this movie.
8:25 When you realize that Skrillex was playing in Hero's Duty. I loved Wreck-it Ralph not just for the story and characters, but also the soundtrack which included Skrillex.
Skrillex is actually in the movie, he was the DJ in the anniversary party of Fix-it Felix Jr. Is what he asked in exchange for his song, named accordingly "bug hunt".
18:43 It took me WAY TOO LONG to realise that the reason why Ralph snapped and finally decided to help her was because she was pushed into mud, which he ALWAYS experience that whenever he loses as the bad guy :O
interestingly...the moment we learn Vanellope was part of the game, is when we learnt that she was the ruler...since she was driving King Candy's car on the side of the game console
"How did they make a part 2 of this?" By flanderizing every character and spitting in the face of the whole premise of this movie by saying it's actually a good thing now because follow your dreams or something.
_Fix-It Felix Jr._ is a mashup of _Donkey Kong_ and _Crazy Climber,_ in which you have to scale the outside of a skyscraper to reach the roof, dodging bird poop and potted plants dropped from windows. _Turbotime_ is basically _Rally-X_ with onscreen characters. (RUclips has playthroughs of each game if anyone's curious.)
Sugar Rush is a mix of 'Candy Crush' for aesthetics and various 'Mario Kart' games right down to how Mario Kart is so rigged with racers being able to jump ahead.
The sequel’s premise is actually a pretty good idea, but they just executed it terribly. Ralph and Vanellope’s story had a perfect ending in the first movie, so the sequel could’ve been about other video game characters!
@@WishUponaSal there’s a ton of potential with even the current cast. The fact each game has different characters means that there’s multiple versions of each game character out there. Theres also the fact Turbo was like a creepypasta character only present in one game. exploring the idea of gaming online + the move from arcades to home consoles would be awesome. Exploring where the video game characters could live after being unplugged, etc. There was potential
You know what's crazy? The movie is just really, really good. Yeah a video game movie really should be like, par the course, "okay", but the characters and the development? The humor, the heart? The fucking master class twist that I don't think Disney could repeat? This movie is just so, so good when it really shouldn't be.
I think there's a theory that King Candy was a non playable announcer as Vanellope's dad but then he got caught outside the game by Turbo and he assumed his code and killed him
I get caught between wishing Megamind had more adventures, or being grateful that it got to stand on its own as a terrific one-off. Its probably hard to pull off a deserving sequel--I dunno how the Toy Story people managed it so many times.
In all of the Street Fighter games, Zangief isn't ever actually a villain, just "the Russian wrestler" character who enters the World Tournaments to represent Russia. In his storyline in Street Fighter Alpha 3, he was actively fighting _against_ M. Bison and Shadaloo. He was really only a "bad guy" in the live-action movie (and then only because he thought Bison was the good guy and the Allied Nations was evil), the Street Fighter II V anime, and the animated TV series. According to Wreck-It Ralph screenwriter Phil Johnston, he wrote Zangief as part of the Bad Guy group because he was a source of frustration for him when playing Street Fighter in his childhood. Personally my favorite version of Zangief is the one in Street fighter 6. He's just such a total bro.
@@MakuO0oExactly right. It’s like how Jim Cummings filled in for the voice of Winnie the Pooh after the original voice of the character, Sterling Holloway passed away. Nearly identical voices, but completely different.
@@MakuO0o I was so fascinated to learn about the Mad Hatter being styled after a real actor! It was my Mom that told me. I didn't realize he was a caricature until I was watching a show about the original Legend of Sleepy Hollow and it said that the whole sequence with the singing lesson and the ladies in the town was because Bing Crosby was doing the narrating and voicework.
Pretty impressive voice for Alan Tudyk as King Candy / Turbo. His voice as Turbo when they told his backstory was similar to King Candy's and the fact that he was in a racing game was a subtle hint at who he is posing as in the movie.
The foreshadowing of Turbo's reveal is a masterclass in misdirection. First the term "Turbo" is dropped as a Street Fighter reference so you'll discard it as a joke while still understanding that it means something bad. Then it keeps coming up in reference to Ralph leaving the game, until Felix finally explains it to Calhoun, as well as us. This is major foreshadowing as well, because it establishes that the residents of the newer games don't know the other members of the arcade as well as old timers like Felix and Ralph. But King Candy knows Ralph on sight AND knows the meaning of "Going Turbo". Anyway, Felix's story plants the suggestion that Turbo died with his game, so we dismiss him again. All set up for the big reveal to catch us off guard. And the flashback is in eight but form, while the reveal shows us his rather disturbing real face. He was intentionally designed to look both eight bit and three dimensional, by the way, and it's handled perfectly.
They watched it, it'll probably release on YT next week; I actively dislike the movie, so I skipped to the end to see their opinion and I'm pretty sure they liked it.
@Mr.Rabot6688 They hated the M Night Shyamalan Avatar movie, didn't really care for Shrek 3, and had some stuff to say about Shrek 4. They enjoy things for what they are, which is why they're not very critical on things too often. They're a vibe channel, not critics.
6:54 I don't think Gene says the N-word, but only because he "isn't supposed to", he'd definitely say it unironically if he could. Gene can catch deez handz.
One of my favorite Disney films of the Revival Era! The amount of video game references, pop culture gags, great characters, and a very well executed plot twist villain makes Wreck-It Ralph a great time.
Everyone should check out a video made by Randomalistic about how King Candy/Turbo is a GOATed villain. Made me appreciate this movie I already loved even more.
Its a shame they never this movie never got a sequel. Hopefully they make one that doesn't disregard every single basic rule established in the first one.
I posit that Ralph was only in danger of dying permanently if he was in a game that got unplugged. There was no programmed mechanism for Ralph to die; all that could happen to him was getting tossed off the building, which just knocked him out. Same thing with Calhoun: she was an NPC who never took actual damage and couldn't get eaten by the Cy-bugs as she guided the 1st-person shooter through the game. Felix, however was in real danger of dying permanently outside of his own game.
3:01 actually, Zangief is not a bad guy on the Japanese versions of Street fighter, they make him a villain on the US version just because he's Russian, on the Japanese he's just neutral, same on the Anime movies (Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter II and Street Fighter IV) but on the US Cartoon Show and US live action movie they make him part of Shadowloo
@@umapessoa240 It was to me. ... Then again, my hearing is way more sensitive than most other people, so it stands to reason that I'm not the best measurement. 😂
The reveal of King Candy/Turbo, and Vanellope being the princess of the Sugar Rush game, has always made me wonder if “King Candy” was ever an actual character that Turbo killed. Could he have been like an actual father to Vanellope at one point, but then Tutbo came in, killed him, and then usurped the position and rewrote the code? Or did he just claim the title “King”, even though Vanellope’s title of Princess was the highest in the game, know what I mean? If it’s the former, then in a way, Turbo’s just wearing the skin of Vanellope’s late father, or necromancy, reanimating him and playing the role. The Mentos Beacon finally put him out of his misery. That’s my personal headcannon anyway.
For those who haven't seen the movie yet... Spoilers ahead! ... 28:00 - This is a classic example from all kinds of stories. The Hero desperately believes he wants something and works hard to get it. Then he gets it - but realizes he's no happier with what he sought. Ralph thought that a medal would win him the acceptance of the town. But then he finds that acceptance he sought in Vanellope, who loves him as he is.
@@sophiaescareno8410 i mean fair My older sister too loved that movie and even kept rewatcging it over and over I just feel like they were really headed somewhere and then flipped the direction without flipping the path, if you know what I mean But still that's just my opinion and your is gonna be something different so, happy you liked it
@@TitaneRam I stand in the middle. I think the lessons taught in the sequel were far more unique and rare than in the first, and I respect that. I just really wish they could have made that work without messing with the characterization of the main characters and basically spitting on some of the cardinal rules established, with clear good reasons, in this movie. Things like "It's bad to abandon your game and go Turbo just because you don't like where you are right now" Vanellope literally becomes Turbo/King Candy in the sequel and everyone is fine with it. Well, other than the code altering.
This movie is awesome. So glad you finally reacted to it. The part where ralph destroys the car still makes me cry. This movie really pulls at heart strings.
I remember there is an actually a way to play Fix It Felix, Sugar Rush and Turbo online for either PC or Mobile In a sorta game collection of the three but I have no idea if they’re still up. Disney and Pixar even went as far to make actual playable Fix It Felix Jr Arcade cabinets! Edit: Just looked it up and yes, you can actually play the real Fix It Felix Jr game from the movie either on the Wreck It Ralph website or online emulators for PC or mobile.
Good news Boom, I’ve heard the Zangief thing is only partially true, it was more of a localization issue. He’s actually a rather sweet guy outside of the ring. Anyway, yeah, if not for Emperor’s New Groove, this would be my favorite Disney movie.
My favorite part of this movie as a kid was trying to spot every reference i could find and try to recognize every character, and also trying to spot every Sonic The Hedgehog cameo
Interesting to note: Director Rich Moore (of The Simpsons) humorously mentioned at 2012 San Diego Comic-Con that he remembers being at his desk being pushed one paper after another from various video game companies to get permission to use these familiar characters to appear in his movie. Formula: Toy Story + Who Framed Roger Rabbit = Wreck-It Ralph!
Such a great movie! I love how, after resetting the game, Vanellope does away with the monarchy for a democracy only to immediately declare herself president before the campaign even starts. 😂😂
This movie was a huge part of my childhood, haha :) I would play an online version of Sugar Rush, I would watch this movie late at night all the time, and even had a plush of Jubileena (the girl in red at 18:28). I still have her ❤️
Y’know I actually kinda feel like King Candy being Sugar Rush’s Bowser would’ve been a better twist. Cuz those nerds that were hogging the cabinet to play all 9 racers, I feel like they’d be the types to go on Internet forums and be like “The Litwack cabinet had King Candy and Taffyta today, what about you guys?” And if King Candy only existed in Litwack’s copy of Sugar Rush people who go to other arcades would be like “Who the hell is King Candy?”
isn't there a theory that King Candy was Vanellope's father, since the fact his appearance to gamers wasn't odd...signified he existed in game already...but likely wasn't a racer since Vanellope is meant to drive his car
@@xxmension04xx47 That makes no sense based off what is shown in the movie. In the movie 1: There is an old racer from an old game called Turbo. The older cabinets remember him. 2: Turbo was angry as a new game replaced his and left it, creating the term "going Turbo" to mean abandoning your game to die by going to another game. 3: Both his game and the new game were destroyed. 4: He is shown to now exist in Sugar Rush, the same Turbo from decades prior, as recognized by characters who knew him. 5: he is shown manipulating code to remove a character who *did* originate in the game (which he did not) and alter and manipulate memories. So we have a character who definitely did *not* originate in Sugar Rush, who can manipulate characters' minds, messing with the code of a character who *does* belong in Sugar Rush and the theory posed is that Turbo is actually Vanellope's father? Is he supposed to have, like, inhabited the old King Candy's code or something? You'd think some of the other characters' would have remarked on that at some point.
@@mentaya11 the theory was that King Candy was an actual character in the game, who wasn't intended to be a racer...and when Turbo took over and tried to erase Vanellope, he hollowed out the code of King Candy to use as a sort of skin
@@xxmension04xx47 that is a horrific way to phrase it. I had just imagined that he killed King Candy outside Sugar Rush and then messed with his own code to look like him. But your way is more metal.
We see in this movie that Vanellope can learn to control her glitching, so I don't understand why Ralph didn't help her learn how to get a better hold on it so she'd be safe to play the main game.
We also see in the movie that her glitching was always a part of her. If Vanellope can control her glitching just fine, then why would Ralph need to teach her anything in the first place??? Plus, it was already proven her glitching was never gonna be a problem in the main game and she was always gonna be safe to play.
@@someoneelseishere5964 Well when he first met her, it was evident that it wasn't something she could control very well. She didn't purposefully glitch herself into the mentos. She figured it out herself later on, I just think Ralph taking the time to help her would've sped it up and been a better idea than smashing her cart and forcing her to watch.
There is an intersting fact that I dont think People discuss about Ralph's history. Ralph live in a tree that was demolished to build the building in the game. Fact is Ralph had a home that was taken from him that is why he wants to Wreck it
if you watch it again and pay attention to the side of the Sugar Rush console, when you see Vanelope, you'll see that she was driving the car King Candy was driving... that was her car all along! when King Candy, a.k.a. Turbo, tried to delete her code he also stole her car.
The captain's trauma was not only that her husband was eaten, but that she had to kill the cybug with her husband's face.
Holy crap I never fully realized that. Poor Callahan.
@@Perid0tStarsame!
I never realized that but holy shit is that grim
Yup. Husband killed on your wedding day and you blaming yourself for it? Tragic, but done before. Having to then kill the thing that ate your husband, who has now at least partially made itself look like him? Now THAT’S a spicy twist
I wish they focused on that more, as it would make the final villain make more sense.
The scene with Ralph destroying Vanellope’s car still hurts to watch all these years later. The VA’s shriek of agony mixed with the animation just crushes me every time.
It kills my soul every damn time 😢
Would it be accurate to say that that scene and Ralph's dive into the volcano *wreck* us?
Also how Ralph closes his eyes before he makes himself start.
Sarah Silverman killed it in that scene. Amazing job. I felt that in my soul
Same
Fun stupid fact: Nintendo was angry with the Bowser portrayal in the intro, not because of the design or voice or anything. But because he didn’t hold his tea cup the way he should have.
Didn’t they fixed it before it was released? So he’s holding it how they see him do it?
@@SPRX77 I think so. Because I think it was the early screening of it or something like that when Nintendo let them know. It's just hilarious that that is what made them angry
@@complex2live could explain why Disney and Nintendo didn’t do more collabs together 🤣 but yeh pretty insane that they get upset over that bit, as if anyone else would’ve noticed
@@SPRX77 it's especially ironic considering the crap nintendo gets mad at nowadays
Nintendo has it's priorities right I can respect that
The reveal of Turbo being the King broke my fucking mind as a child
One of the best Disney plot twists ever.
@@hcanimation4102 Certainly one of the best twist villains.
One of my favorite twisted villains of all time!
Amazing twist villain honestly, honestly probably one of if not the best one out there
He's one of the best twist villains because the twist isn't he's the villain, the twist is which villain he was.
Also, they left enough clues that the twist didn't come from nowhere, but it also wasn't obvious.
"I'm bad, an that's good.
I will never be good, an that's not bad.
There is nothing I rather be, than me."
~Wreck it Ralph~
How is this inspirational, the entire point of the movie is literally proving that wrong and showing that Ralph (or other people viewed as "villains" like Vanellope) *can* be good.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466Because the main point of the movie was that Ralph was trying to *prove to others he was good.* That if he got some fancy shiny macguffin to *prove* it, then he'd finally be accepted as "not bad."
When in reality like you said, he's just a *naturally* decent guy, and characters like Vanellope recognize that without the fancy medal.
He's bad (not perfect) and that's good.
He'll never be good (perfect) and that's not bad.
@@izzy1356 Yeah, exactly, he isn't bad. The world at large is telling him he is so he's internalised it and trying to accept it, through that phrase.
That isn't a comforting phrase, it's sad. That support group is people who believe they'll never be good so they just have to accept how bad they are.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 I think the purpose of the quote is to say just because you play a villain doesn’t mean you’re a bad person. You’re “bad” (the villain) which is good because you’re fulfilling your purpose in the game, and you’re not “good” (the hero) which isn’t a bad thing.
@@timmynicks exactly this
“If you die outside your game, game over.”
-Sonic the Hedgehog
Sonic 06 says otherwise
Smash trailers in a nutshell.
Wished they had Jason Griffith to voice sonic
I think Eric is the first reactor I've seen who understood the implication that the Bug turned in Calhoun's fiance. Congrats
Also if you look at the intro Gene is actually the guy being throw out by Ralph in the Fix it Felix intro cutscene.
Doesn't make him less deplorable, but explains why he's the only Nicelander to directly hate Ralph instead of being afraid of him like the rest of them.
For all we know, due to being an NPC, he was programmed with hatred. Based on us not seeing him after this movie, I think he got sent to NPC therapy to get over his irrational hatred.
@@JacksonVoetI think his hatred is programmed as he is actually the Mayor of Niceland (and possibly the Concierge to the Penthouse) so from his perspective Ralph is wrecking his building and disturbing Niceland. That’s why he’s very outspoken and feels like it’s his duty to be the voice of the nicelanders.
@@deadbynightupbylunch Even if it isn't programmed in, after thirty years of getting punched out of his apartment and thrown offscreen, however many times a day, I think the hatred would develop on it's own.
Love the idea that the kart they make is quite literally broken, with impossibly high stats and corrupted textures.
And naturally compatible with glitching since it is a glitch itself.
IIRC Vanellope grabs another car for the rescue though, so she can do it with any car. (Including one built by the player)
32:38 STILL one of the craziest and well-planned plot twist. Can't believe Boom was close to figuring it out early.
I’m so happy he didn’t lol, it’s so satisfying to watch the shock
Turbo's reveal is the best twist of ALL the Disney villains 💀
One of the best twist villains
When I saw it, I was like, "AAAAH". Cuz you kinda know he's an asshole keeping from Vanellope from racing, but until that happens you don't actually THINK.
*Eric & Boom:* He Turbo'd his own game!
*Me:* _They're so close,,,_
I love how y’all guessed the twist but on the wrong person 😭
“What if she’s Turbo” 😭
Wreck It Ralph. Hard to believe it's been 12 years.
Yeah time for second movie
@@Devilman2811 honestly I wouldn't mind a third movie. Ralph Wreck's Reality. Ralph goes to the real world.
@@justintime9314 people who say the second movie was bad are just hating.
@@SeinIshamiadofacts
@@SeinIshamiado ur allowed to dislike a movie
When Ralph wrecks Vanellope's first racer... tears, every time. Sarah Silverman's delivery is HEARTRENDING.
I gained immense respect for her with this movie.
The Wreck It Ralph arcade cabinet was actually made to be playable in Disney Arcade before the arcade was dismantled in Space Mountain area.
They have the game in local arcades, too. Both the arcades I used to go to in my hometown have it.
@@LFMPRadiowhat hometown? I'm curious
8:25 When you realize that Skrillex was playing in Hero's Duty. I loved Wreck-it Ralph not just for the story and characters, but also the soundtrack which included Skrillex.
Skrillex is actually in the movie, he was the DJ in the anniversary party of Fix-it Felix Jr. Is what he asked in exchange for his song, named accordingly "bug hunt".
That justified the $2 price tag
18:43 It took me WAY TOO LONG to realise that the reason why Ralph snapped and finally decided to help her was because she was pushed into mud, which he ALWAYS experience that whenever he loses as the bad guy :O
omg I never realised that! 😦✨
I swear 12 years have passed and I'm still learning things about this movie
interestingly...the moment we learn Vanellope was part of the game, is when we learnt that she was the ruler...since she was driving King Candy's car on the side of the game console
I love Felix's growth through this movie. From calling Ralph a colleague to calling him friend and finally ending on brother.
Fun fact: King Candy is the last Disney villain to be killed on screen
Wait seriously
Yep, if you don't count the Pixar movies. He is the last to die.
You know somethings gone wrong with Disney when they haven’t had a good villain death in 12 years.
@@blackerthanafrica420 or Marvel
I was going to say coco, but that's Pixar, ahhh you're so right
"How did they make a part 2 of this?"
By flanderizing every character and spitting in the face of the whole premise of this movie by saying it's actually a good thing now because follow your dreams or something.
Im so glad that the sequel to wreck it ralph was all just a dream 😭
_Fix-It Felix Jr._ is a mashup of _Donkey Kong_ and _Crazy Climber,_ in which you have to scale the outside of a skyscraper to reach the roof, dodging bird poop and potted plants dropped from windows. _Turbotime_ is basically _Rally-X_ with onscreen characters. (RUclips has playthroughs of each game if anyone's curious.)
Sugar Rush is a mix of 'Candy Crush' for aesthetics and various 'Mario Kart' games right down to how Mario Kart is so rigged with racers being able to jump ahead.
"How Is there a part 2 of this?"
That's the neat part, it shouldn't LOL
the IDEA not horrible but no need and not executed well at all.
@@Zalied I agree wholeheartedly. There was a core of a good movie, it just didn't do it well.
You're right, there was no need for a part two, it ended PERFECTLY. And the sequel didn't HAVE to be so mid.
The sequel’s premise is actually a pretty good idea, but they just executed it terribly. Ralph and Vanellope’s story had a perfect ending in the first movie, so the sequel could’ve been about other video game characters!
@@WishUponaSal there’s a ton of potential with even the current cast. The fact each game has different characters means that there’s multiple versions of each game character out there. Theres also the fact Turbo was like a creepypasta character only present in one game. exploring the idea of gaming online + the move from arcades to home consoles would be awesome. Exploring where the video game characters could live after being unplugged, etc.
There was potential
"Gene says the N word" As a black man I crumbled cuz dear lord I can see that being the case. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm not into stereotypes, but no other assumption feels more natural than Gene is racist
If ralph was black Gene 100% would do it
@@wastelandlegocheem gene be like " I'M GONNA SAY IT!"
You know what's crazy? The movie is just really, really good. Yeah a video game movie really should be like, par the course, "okay", but the characters and the development? The humor, the heart? The fucking master class twist that I don't think Disney could repeat? This movie is just so, so good when it really shouldn't be.
I think there's a theory that King Candy was a non playable announcer as Vanellope's dad but then he got caught outside the game by Turbo and he assumed his code and killed him
🤯 OMG!!!
That’s so fkin sad tho 😭
They perfectly recreated the Turbo reaction without realizing it.
I’m so glad that they made this singular work of art and absolutely did not construct a second movie
I get caught between wishing Megamind had more adventures, or being grateful that it got to stand on its own as a terrific one-off. Its probably hard to pull off a deserving sequel--I dunno how the Toy Story people managed it so many times.
You don’t know about the sequel?
@@echowall5967 I think it was just a subtle joke that he wishes there hadn't been a sequel x)
@@Perid0tStarmegamind did have a sequel though? The button of doom? Pretty short but still good
So sad these characters will never be seen again, never to have a continued plot li
I FUCKING HATE WRECK IT RALPH 2 ‼️‼️🗣️🗣️🤬
"King Candy went Turbo in his own game!"
Well, yes and no lol
"How did they make a sequel to this?"
THEY DIDN'T.
Save yourselves the trauma, and don't see the sequel.
I think it's fine but it's nowhere NEAR as good as this one
There is no war in Basing Se
@@basilleigh9010 😭🤣🤣
In all of the Street Fighter games, Zangief isn't ever actually a villain, just "the Russian wrestler" character who enters the World Tournaments to represent Russia. In his storyline in Street Fighter Alpha 3, he was actively fighting _against_ M. Bison and Shadaloo. He was really only a "bad guy" in the live-action movie (and then only because he thought Bison was the good guy and the Allied Nations was evil), the Street Fighter II V anime, and the animated TV series. According to Wreck-It Ralph screenwriter Phil Johnston, he wrote Zangief as part of the Bad Guy group because he was a source of frustration for him when playing Street Fighter in his childhood.
Personally my favorite version of Zangief is the one in Street fighter 6. He's just such a total bro.
I love that 6 fully shows that he is well read as a hobby & that they made the outfit from that art an alt costume you can wear
Funny you said that about king candy being similar to Mad Hatter because they have the same voice actor.
actually the voice actor was Alan Tudyk just doing an Ed Wynn voice, back when Ed Wynn was voicing the Mad Hatter
@@MakuO0oExactly right. It’s like how Jim Cummings filled in for the voice of Winnie the Pooh after the original voice of the character, Sterling Holloway passed away. Nearly identical voices, but completely different.
@@MakuO0o I was so fascinated to learn about the Mad Hatter being styled after a real actor! It was my Mom that told me. I didn't realize he was a caricature until I was watching a show about the original Legend of Sleepy Hollow and it said that the whole sequence with the singing lesson and the ladies in the town was because Bing Crosby was doing the narrating and voicework.
Dawg Alice in wonderland is from 1951
Pretty impressive voice for Alan Tudyk as King Candy / Turbo. His voice as Turbo when they told his backstory was similar to King Candy's and the fact that he was in a racing game was a subtle hint at who he is posing as in the movie.
The foreshadowing of Turbo's reveal is a masterclass in misdirection. First the term "Turbo" is dropped as a Street Fighter reference so you'll discard it as a joke while still understanding that it means something bad. Then it keeps coming up in reference to Ralph leaving the game, until Felix finally explains it to Calhoun, as well as us.
This is major foreshadowing as well, because it establishes that the residents of the newer games don't know the other members of the arcade as well as old timers like Felix and Ralph. But King Candy knows Ralph on sight AND knows the meaning of "Going Turbo".
Anyway, Felix's story plants the suggestion that Turbo died with his game, so we dismiss him again. All set up for the big reveal to catch us off guard. And the flashback is in eight but form, while the reveal shows us his rather disturbing real face. He was intentionally designed to look both eight bit and three dimensional, by the way, and it's handled perfectly.
If there is one thing I commend the sequel for, the amount of easter eggs, but that’s about it. There is a good chunk of character assassination.
They watched it, it'll probably release on YT next week; I actively dislike the movie, so I skipped to the end to see their opinion and I'm pretty sure they liked it.
@andalilbitqueer not surprised, they did like kung fu panda 4 and even said it was one of the best
@@gokublack9724 WHAT 😭
@@leontriestoart yep
@Mr.Rabot6688 They hated the M Night Shyamalan Avatar movie, didn't really care for Shrek 3, and had some stuff to say about Shrek 4. They enjoy things for what they are, which is why they're not very critical on things too often. They're a vibe channel, not critics.
18:59 That's a pretty clean break through that jawbreaker. Ralph's 30 years of wrecking experience is showing.
Yeah. He didn't just break off a chunk of the top layers or anything. He SPLIT that sucker.
IN HALF.
@@cochio yeah. Son of a gun split that in half! Absolute POWER through those fists.
That turbo twist gets everyone everytime. One of the greatest reveals in movie history.
6:54 I don't think Gene says the N-word, but only because he "isn't supposed to", he'd definitely say it unironically if he could. Gene can catch deez handz.
This movie is everything to me! Fun fact: Nintendo was very picky on how Bowser was shown for the movie from the ball spitting to holding his cup
I liked that Callohaun....man what a woman.....also voiced by Jane Lynch too, man Felix you lucky son of a glitch!
"I'm bad, and that's good, I will never be good and that's not bad. There's no one I'd rather than me. "
One of my favorite Disney films of the Revival Era! The amount of video game references, pop culture gags, great characters, and a very well executed plot twist villain makes Wreck-It Ralph a great time.
Everyone should check out a video made by Randomalistic about how King Candy/Turbo is a GOATed villain.
Made me appreciate this movie I already loved even more.
Its a shame they never this movie never got a sequel. Hopefully they make one that doesn't disregard every single basic rule established in the first one.
Yeah, that would be awful! Thankfully such a sequel to this stand-alone movie doesn't exist yet ^^
Isnt Ralph breaks the internet the sequel?
@@SoraJorge thats the joke
@@careyschave5675oh
@@SoraJorgeThe Earth King has invited you to Lake Laogai.
Kinda bummed y’all cut out the “you wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses would ya” joke. That joke gets my stomach hurting
God, when he ruins her car
Every little piece of it is heartbreaking
The animation not even showing it to us, the music, her voice acting
I posit that Ralph was only in danger of dying permanently if he was in a game that got unplugged. There was no programmed mechanism for Ralph to die; all that could happen to him was getting tossed off the building, which just knocked him out. Same thing with Calhoun: she was an NPC who never took actual damage and couldn't get eaten by the Cy-bugs as she guided the 1st-person shooter through the game. Felix, however was in real danger of dying permanently outside of his own game.
And very nearly got hiy by debris when Ralph broke into the cell.
I like the thought that Felix's hardships made him more cautious and he dodged the bricks. Character development.
One of my favorite Disney movies
There is no Wreck it Ralph sequel in Ba Sing Sé
There is no Wreck it Ralph sequel. 👁👄👁
3:01 actually, Zangief is not a bad guy on the Japanese versions of Street fighter, they make him a villain on the US version just because he's Russian, on the Japanese he's just neutral, same on the Anime movies (Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter II and Street Fighter IV) but on the US Cartoon Show and US live action movie they make him part of Shadowloo
3:23 😂😂😂
5:27 Extra Lives!
6:33 Always the Cakes!🎂
10:00 Out of Order!
13:17 True!
17:35 Wizard of OZ Reference!
20:12 Hit me!
22:05 Money Shot!
27:22 😥😥😥
29:15 Pre-Watcher!!
31:43 Got'em Her!
32:14😆😆😆
33:13 Surprise Turbo!
36:14 Game Over Turbo!🎮
To this day I've never seen someone clock who Turbo is immediately, even though it's the same VA. 😂
Tbf his voice was warped by the arcade sound and he spoke in a different tone so it’s not that evident
@@umapessoa240 It was to me. ... Then again, my hearing is way more sensitive than most other people, so it stands to reason that I'm not the best measurement. 😂
"He went turbo on his own game" SO close 😭😭😭
The reveal of King Candy/Turbo, and Vanellope being the princess of the Sugar Rush game, has always made me wonder if “King Candy” was ever an actual character that Turbo killed. Could he have been like an actual father to Vanellope at one point, but then Tutbo came in, killed him, and then usurped the position and rewrote the code? Or did he just claim the title “King”, even though Vanellope’s title of Princess was the highest in the game, know what I mean? If it’s the former, then in a way, Turbo’s just wearing the skin of Vanellope’s late father, or necromancy, reanimating him and playing the role. The Mentos Beacon finally put him out of his misery. That’s my personal headcannon anyway.
A racing game where everyone has signature powers like her glitching ahead sounds genuinely so sick
I can't believe you guys considered that Vanellope could be Turbo, but not king Candy lmao
I call this the final Disney classic. Not only because the main character has depth but they had a Villain , proven to relish in people's misery!
For those who haven't seen the movie yet... Spoilers ahead!
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28:00 - This is a classic example from all kinds of stories. The Hero desperately believes he wants something and works hard to get it. Then he gets it - but realizes he's no happier with what he sought. Ralph thought that a medal would win him the acceptance of the town. But then he finds that acceptance he sought in Vanellope, who loves him as he is.
39:50 they shouldn't have, that's how
Trust me they could have done it
They just decided to do it in the most least efficient way and we got, one of my least favorite Movies out of it
I personally love the sequel.
To me both movies r great 👍
@@sophiaescareno8410 i mean fair
My older sister too loved that movie and even kept rewatcging it over and over
I just feel like they were really headed somewhere and then flipped the direction without flipping the path, if you know what I mean
But still that's just my opinion and your is gonna be something different so, happy you liked it
@@TitaneRam I stand in the middle. I think the lessons taught in the sequel were far more unique and rare than in the first, and I respect that. I just really wish they could have made that work without messing with the characterization of the main characters and basically spitting on some of the cardinal rules established, with clear good reasons, in this movie. Things like "It's bad to abandon your game and go Turbo just because you don't like where you are right now" Vanellope literally becomes Turbo/King Candy in the sequel and everyone is fine with it. Well, other than the code altering.
37:00 “SHE WORE A CROWN AND SHE CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE DOUG!! GROW UP, DAWG! GROW UP!”
Fun fact: In the opening scene where it shows off all of the games that came and went, you can see the TMNT arcade game.
Honestly, I kinda wish there wasn't a second one. This was a great ending.
This movie is awesome. So glad you finally reacted to it. The part where ralph destroys the car still makes me cry. This movie really pulls at heart strings.
It was hilarious seeing all your theories about Vanellope accidentally applying to King Candy.
Except for the bit about being the daughter.
Wreck it Ralph is such a great movie, its a shame it never got a sequel
During the timelapse seen you also see for a brief moment Turbo's game before being taken out of order and placing Pacman in its place.
6:52 Gene is so universally hated 🤣
Omg all the game villains in one room doing group therapy is incredible xD
Turbo is one of the best Twist Villains ever in Movie History.
I remember there is an actually a way to play Fix It Felix, Sugar Rush and Turbo online for either PC or Mobile In a sorta game collection of the three but I have no idea if they’re still up. Disney and Pixar even went as far to make actual playable Fix It Felix Jr Arcade cabinets!
Edit: Just looked it up and yes, you can actually play the real Fix It Felix Jr game from the movie either on the Wreck It Ralph website or online emulators for PC or mobile.
I absolutely love this movie. This was on of the last movies I saw with my dad and sister before my dad passed. 10 years is crazy
Good news Boom, I’ve heard the Zangief thing is only partially true, it was more of a localization issue. He’s actually a rather sweet guy outside of the ring.
Anyway, yeah, if not for Emperor’s New Groove, this would be my favorite Disney movie.
39:54 The answer to that question is "not well". The sequel has moments but it is not good.
The Turbo reveal was amazing
My favorite part of this movie as a kid was trying to spot every reference i could find and try to recognize every character, and also trying to spot every Sonic The Hedgehog cameo
Interesting to note: Director Rich Moore (of The Simpsons) humorously mentioned at 2012 San Diego Comic-Con that he remembers being at his desk being pushed one paper after another from various video game companies to get permission to use these familiar characters to appear in his movie.
Formula: Toy Story + Who Framed Roger Rabbit = Wreck-It Ralph!
0:11 Hope Ruff is ok
One of the greatest animated movie of all time. Ralph and Vanellope's interaction and the story itself is perfect
Finally I got here early rather than late, and it is Wreck it Ralph too, this will be good
29:48 always makes me burst laughing 😂😂😂 “ I’m gonna wreck it…. dink( makes bars thicker)😂😂😂
22:31 If I had a dollar for every time someone theorized that Venellope was King Candy's daughter I'd have two dollars.
"I'M GONNA WRECK IT!!! 💜
the cybug turbo genuinely scared tf outta me as a kid
The one animated movie I got to watch with my grandpa 2 years before he passed away. This and Skyfall holds a special place in my heart
Such a great movie!
I love how, after resetting the game, Vanellope does away with the monarchy for a democracy only to immediately declare herself president before the campaign even starts. 😂😂
Man Wreck it Ralph was my childhood movie growing up. My favorite Disney movie
King Candy being shown to be Turbo, one of the greatest Villain twist reviles lol
This movie was a huge part of my childhood, haha :) I would play an online version of Sugar Rush, I would watch this movie late at night all the time, and even had a plush of Jubileena (the girl in red at 18:28). I still have her ❤️
Y’know I actually kinda feel like King Candy being Sugar Rush’s Bowser would’ve been a better twist. Cuz those nerds that were hogging the cabinet to play all 9 racers, I feel like they’d be the types to go on Internet forums and be like “The Litwack cabinet had King Candy and Taffyta today, what about you guys?” And if King Candy only existed in Litwack’s copy of Sugar Rush people who go to other arcades would be like “Who the hell is King Candy?”
King Candy basically Litwack's own video game creepypasta, lol.
isn't there a theory that King Candy was Vanellope's father, since the fact his appearance to gamers wasn't odd...signified he existed in game already...but likely wasn't a racer
since Vanellope is meant to drive his car
@@xxmension04xx47 That makes no sense based off what is shown in the movie. In the movie 1: There is an old racer from an old game called Turbo. The older cabinets remember him. 2: Turbo was angry as a new game replaced his and left it, creating the term "going Turbo" to mean abandoning your game to die by going to another game. 3: Both his game and the new game were destroyed. 4: He is shown to now exist in Sugar Rush, the same Turbo from decades prior, as recognized by characters who knew him. 5: he is shown manipulating code to remove a character who *did* originate in the game (which he did not) and alter and manipulate memories. So we have a character who definitely did *not* originate in Sugar Rush, who can manipulate characters' minds, messing with the code of a character who *does* belong in Sugar Rush and the theory posed is that Turbo is actually Vanellope's father? Is he supposed to have, like, inhabited the old King Candy's code or something? You'd think some of the other characters' would have remarked on that at some point.
@@mentaya11 the theory was that King Candy was an actual character in the game, who wasn't intended to be a racer...and when Turbo took over and tried to erase Vanellope, he hollowed out the code of King Candy to use as a sort of skin
@@xxmension04xx47 that is a horrific way to phrase it. I had just imagined that he killed King Candy outside Sugar Rush and then messed with his own code to look like him. But your way is more metal.
We see in this movie that Vanellope can learn to control her glitching, so I don't understand why Ralph didn't help her learn how to get a better hold on it so she'd be safe to play the main game.
We also see in the movie that her glitching was always a part of her. If Vanellope can control her glitching just fine, then why would Ralph need to teach her anything in the first place??? Plus, it was already proven her glitching was never gonna be a problem in the main game and she was always gonna be safe to play.
@@someoneelseishere5964 Well when he first met her, it was evident that it wasn't something she could control very well. She didn't purposefully glitch herself into the mentos. She figured it out herself later on, I just think Ralph taking the time to help her would've sped it up and been a better idea than smashing her cart and forcing her to watch.
You guys' theories throughout the movie were so fun to listen to
Wreck it Ralph is one of my favorite movies. I love how they showed video games references. It's surprising that King Candy is Turbo
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You have no idea how long I've been waiting for this.
39:20 I don't blame em
God I love this movie. Venelope is the sweetest thing ever. 😁
“How did they make a part 2?” You say… Money.
Billy is life
King Candy/Turbo is still one of the best twist villains ever!
Kinda crazy how they never made a sequel. I think this movie really deserves it!
im pretty sure Gene is the guy Ralph throws out of the window in the intro, which might be why they dislike each other
A shame that they never made a sequel. Yep, no wreck it Ralph 2
There is an intersting fact that I dont think People discuss about Ralph's history.
Ralph live in a tree that was demolished to build the building in the game.
Fact is Ralph had a home that was taken from him that is why he wants to Wreck it
if you watch it again and pay attention to the side of the Sugar Rush console, when you see Vanelope, you'll see that she was driving the car King Candy was driving... that was her car all along! when King Candy, a.k.a. Turbo, tried to delete her code he also stole her car.