Ralph Breaks the Internet - DisneyCember
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- Everyone's favorite game wrecker is back, but is the internet really the best environment for him to thrive?
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Ralph Breaks the Internet is a 2018 American 3D computer-animated comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. It is the sequel to the 2012 film Wreck-It Ralph, making it Disney's 57th feature-length animated film. The film was directed by Rich Moore and Phil Johnston (who wrote the screenplay with Pamela Ribon and his directorial debut) and executive-produced by John Lasseter, Chris Williams, and Jennifer Lee. It features voice work by John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch, and Ed O'Neill
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First movie: "It's bad to interfere with other people's games!"
This movie: "Lol let's create a new track while humans are playing! Now let's fill this rabbit with pancakes with a human watching! Now let's have Vanellope live in this violent city game!"
Ha!
All true. Though to be fair, most of those choices ended in disaster.
If memory serves correct interfering in other games kind of became a thing at the end of the first movie
@@chrisdebj2264 they've always gone into each others games. That's why Tappers was such a popular place to hang out. But there was one very important rule: always be back in your own game by the time the arcade opens. That's the rule Ralph broke in the first movie and nearly got his game shut down for, and it's the rule that Vanellope broke and was rewarded for it.
Jeff Anderson First movie: “I just want to race, make friends and be accepted for who I am, glitches and all.”
Second movie: “Pfft, screw this noise. Screw my subjects. Screw my game. I’m BOOOOOOOOOOORED.”
We not gonna talk about how Venellope decided to go Turbo at the end?
Yeah, i hated that too. In my head canon she gets erashed by the first maintence. Though to be fair she has tops five years of life left.
Reminds me of Elsa at the end of frozen 2
But they "fixed" her code so that she would regenerate in Slaughter Race. They ignore that this would eventually make it as boring as Sugar Rush. I wonder what will happen to Sugar Rush, now that players can't play as Vanellope anymore.
Turbo could have been a more interesting idea to explore like how he came back, how he gained the knowledge of the kunami code and the coding of the games. Maybe there was a bigger villain at play who gave him the napkin.... But nope we’ll sack that for rehashing old memes with Ralph’s face on it 😑
Someone asked to the director why she did that and his response was "IF YOU HAVE A FRIEND THAT WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, WOULDN'T YOU WANT TO SUPPORT HER?!"
I mean, wasn't Vanellope a very important character for Sugar Rush? Wouldn't the kids who play that game notice that she's absent in the game since she's a very popular character as established in the beginning??
The lack of Fix it Felix in this movie was my biggest disappointment
I know, a goody-goody repairman married to a Call of Duty-like character, raising rascally candy car racers is dripping with comedic potential and they give us NOTHING!!!
I mean come on Disney, a least release a short film like Jack Jack Attack.
Welcome to the Metaverse I think the main reason that they don’t show us this awesome side story loaded with comedic potential is because Venelope wasn’t coming back to the arcade. They would be showing how hard taking care of the Sugar Rush kids can be without Queen Velenope there & having the overwhelmed couple wishing Velenope to come home, while telling us that leaving the arcade behind as the best thing for her to do - making Velenope out to be a deadbeat parent abandoning her kids so that she can go live her life.
Yeah was honestly the biggest disappointment for me since it seemed like they were setting up a sort of A and B plot with Fix-it being the B plot
Agreed.
Jaxson Shoemaker THIS COMMENT.
First movie: going turbo is bad. Don't abandon your game
Second movie: unless you REALLY want to
The whole thing should've been about Vanellope learning not to be selfish and realizing that joining "Slaughter Race" meant she would be going turbo and her game could be gone forever, and in the end, Shank could be like "You can still hang out in "Slaughter Race", but "Sugar Rush" is your home.". Vanellope would realize that her wants and desires come at the expense of her own game, and would decide to return to "Sugar Rush".
Haha
@@supermariof0521 Which would've been consistent with the lesson of the first movie - that you shouldn't be an egoist and that your duty comes before your selfish whims. In this movie, Vanellope essentially goes Turbo, and the movie just yadda-yadda-s an explanation as to WHY she can do it - why she can exist in "Slaughter Race" - that Shank modifies her coding and whatnot. The hell? Then why didn't Turbo do it in Sugar Rush? During the entire first movie, Vanellope was down in the dumps, because Turbo (under his King Candy guise) had usurped her rightful place. She was treated like a glitch, an outcast, in her own game, while an impostor, a villain, a snake in the garden, was benefiting on her behalf. It made you feel sorry for the girl, and hate Turbo. If the game was so unimportant to her, then her motivation in the first movie is just...moot. She acts like it's so important to her to be accepted in her own game, and when she gets it, she decides that it's "boring", she takes it for granted and decides to fuck off to "Slaughter Race". Vanellope treats her game like an adolescent asshole who does everything to win his crush over, then cheats on her with another chick when they finally get together. When you put all this together, it makes her look like a selfish bitch, and that Turbo and his actions in the first movie...were, for the most part, justified - seeing as how they were basically identical to those of Vanellope, a protagonist! These are movies for kids, that are supposed to teach children a lesson. I really don't like the lesson that this movie teaches - especially if a child has seen the first movie.
The problem was rather that he took over the other game. Vanellope didn't
@@supermariof0521 See! This is something that would’ve not made watching the movie a waste of time
"you just show overwatch exists"
*shows fortnite
Is official, critic is getting too old
These kids with their Nintendos
I think he just won't admit fortnite exists, If its true I understand him...
I came down here just for this comment
Jan Sternicki after endgame and that dumbass noobmaster joke I will shoot any kid that reference fortnite
Disney
“We lied about Mario being in this movie”
Who at Disney said Mario was going to be in the movie?
@@KeybladeMasterAndy
They've been hyping up by cameo from Mario in the sequel for years.
They wanted to have him appear in the first movie, but couldn't figure out a way to place him without interfering with the plot.
Unfortunately, their rights to use them expired by the time Ralph Breaks the Internet came out.
KeybladeMasterAndy they said he was
@@welcometothemetaverse2523 OOOOOOOOOOOOR Nintendo saw what they were going with, and said "we already had Mario in one shitty movie, we don't need him in another"
@@KingRandor82 too bad they're probably going to have him in his own crappy movie. The movie is happening, but hopefully it won't be too terrible
The fact that Vanelope basically went turbo and there were ZERO consequences, pisses me the hell off!
Fire Dust Almost that whole thing is one of the biggest reasons is why this movie is terrible and an abomination to Disney storytelling, writing, jokes, and characters. The freaking Emoji Movie is NO JOKE ever better. I feel sick just thinking that.
@@TheDigitalApple Yeah I agree. "The Emoji Movie" I don't think was as godawful as everyone made it out to be. It was garbage, but it was run of the mill garbage. "Ralph Breaks The Internet" is MILES worse because it came from a studio that has nearly 90 years of practice at storytelling and could've and should've done better. As much crap as the "Frozen" films get, at least their made with love. "Ralph Breaks The Internet" basically a Disney straight to DVD sequel that was given a bigger budget and put in theaters.
Sorry I know I just replied to one of yours but I'm still curious because the consequences from going turbo are not placed upon the person but is the aftermath of what comes from being turbo. So Vanelope went turbo but she didn't do anything wrong. This is the third time I write this but in the first movie she was literally locked out from being apart of her own game. This established that Sugar Rush will still operate without her. It's not like Ralph where his whole game is broken if he leaves.
In the first movie, Ralph wants to be in a different game, because he couldn't accept himself. He wanted to be something he's not. He compared himself too much to others, instead of seeing his own strenghts.
Vanellope does know who she is and fully accepts it. She wants to join a different game WITHOUT changing herself. A place where she can be herself even more. I think that's the lesson behind it. (But yeah, the execution could've been better.)
How Do You Do Fellow Kids: The Movie
With a cameo of Steve Buscemi with two skateboards.
Hahaha, they should have asked Steve Buscemi to cameo using that line!😂
XD
@@personwhoruinsthejoke9463 No it's How Do You Do Fellow Kids: The Movie
Well it is the title Ralph breaks the internet
Ralph Breaks the Nostalgia Critic.
69th like.
You mean Doug Walker or ThatGuyWithTheGlasses (although they are the same person)
@@LooneyCartoonMan you talk AND subscribed to the late Emer Prevost
@@bloodspittingspartan5002 Yeah so.
@@LooneyCartoonMan y'know there was a website talking shit about Emer. I bet they wouldn't show remorse for Emer's death, then again, that would imply they have a brain, which, judging by their retarded article, the don't.
Pointing out the Disney Princes cliches has, at this point, been done so much that’s it itself as become cliche.
I agree. Even the newer princess films like; ‘Tangled’, ‘Frozen’ and ‘Moana’ have jokes that basically wink to the camera acknowledging their old tropes and cliches.
I agree. But I admit this line got a little smile out of me.
"Do you have daddy issues?"
"I don't even have a mom."
"NEITHER DO WE!"
only because honestly, what is Disney's deal with dead parents? I wouldn't be surprise if they remake Harry Potter in the future.
@@stormtraitor6545 yes, and many people forget they made a terrible movie called enchanted in which they did the same troughout the movie, Disney mocking Disney is really old at this point, but because people don't seem to remember they keep doing it and will keep doing so until people get sick of it.
Disney is always trying to score that same easy point with every movie since the year 2000. They haven't done a traditional princess in decades, why the hell are they still making fun out of the cliche?
@@jameshilton7894
Actually fun fact: Walt Disney is mother died when he was a young gage so he included deseased parents into many of the movies he made. Ever since Disney seems to have carried it on as a tradition.
I want so hard when they brought it up though.
Not to mention a giant corporation trying to be "hip" with the "memes"
Yeahhh
Grim Sytche LOL of course not you moron
Well, it might actually be the smart thing to do. Films are taking months and years to produce. Memes nowadays expire in *weeks*. So going with something that's already went into sort of "classic" status is the only reasonable option they had besides the cringefest option "make our own memes".
*executive guy:* so you have a script for me?
*screenwriting guy:* yes sir I do but you know how the first film ended on a pretty solid tightly written ending with little room for a "but what if"?
*Executive Guy:* right but then money happened.
*screenwriting guy:* but then money happened.
making sequels that's not needed but make money is tight.
Conveniently also when Toy Story 4 was written.
Screenrant says hi
Exec: But doesn't this new one's message negate the one from the first?
screenwriter: Phone call from my back, it wants you to get off it.
Screenwriter guy: So our two main protagonists have bought their steering wheel back for way too much money they don’t have.
Executive: WOW it’s going to be hard for them to get money, especially because they’re characters and not real people with jobs.
Screenwriter: Actually it’s going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience 😏
As someone who was actually really looking forward to this movie, I honestly ended up really hating it. The main plot of Vanellope wanting to leave everything behind and going Turbo just did not resonate with me at all and honestly made me dislike her quite a lot. Her refusing her responsibilities as a ruler in favour of some cheap thrills just felt wrong on so many levels.
Remember what a big deal it was when Ralph went outside of his own game when he wanted to feel appreciated yet he ended up feeling fulfilled by what he already had at the end of the film? Now we're supposed to relate to a person who has a more flimsy reason for permanently leaving her old life behind by just being bored. It's such a blatant double standard that it goes against everything the first movie stood for.
All her problems could have been solved if Vanellope just went outside her game during the closing hours of the arcade so she could experience something new every once in a while. Nothing in her motivation truly justified abandoning Sugar Rush, the arcade, her subjects, her friends, or Ralph, her best friend. This is one of those times where Disney's signature "wanting more" storyline for a princess really backfired and really dragged the entire story down. Easily the worst Disney animated movie they have done in quite a while.
I'd also say that her 'leaving' Ralph isn't justified by the setting itself. What's the meaning of talking on phone in the internet when technically they can almost instantly teleport to each other through the same connection? It's just a bunch of cliches stomped onto each other without much thought. They wanted the emotional scene, they stuffed it in - while the first movie established its setting and played by its rules quite well.
Personally I really looked forward for the movie too, and I didn't even dislike it too much instantly, I just felt just something is... wrong as I left the theater. And the more I've thought about it, the more broken the movie felt. Like yes, the best scenes were about disney princesses. And yes, Felix raising kids was so funny that they didn't even show it, thanks.
And... funnily enough, they make the joke about stupid princess songs, and then Vanellope sings, and it feels like the movie finally gives up exactly on this moment. It's like "ha-ha, it's a stupid cliche, and now that we've laughed enough, let's do it and get stupid".
P.S. It's better to not even start discussing how new movie rules and characters relate to old ones. Characters were were imperfect yet likeable, they're not now (and I don't like this sudden Mary Sue mentor woman - she's suddenly so-o-o ideal like nobody was in the first film - what's the point? - remember Calchoun as perfect counter-example). Rules... are all broken. Putting aside going turbo thing, how about: resetting the game didn't kill outsiders in the first movie, BUT it resetted the game code. So, by 1st movie rules, game reset should've been harmless for vanellope, but her inclusion in the code is pointless since each reset will exclude her again. But aside from 1st movie rules, new rules don't have much sense too. For example, this phone call (why not just travel to each other?). Why Mary Sue the kind and wise couldn't just give them the car since it costed NOTHING to her, it's pixels, and it'll be back with reset or something like that (especially since she's shown to directly mess with the game code)? And it doesn't work well in terms of common sense too. For example, I really now how mmo players of 'dark serious games' like sudden anime additions, fancy stupid cosmetics and all the things Vanellope. I also wonder, if their game works on the single server 24/7? Or if it's on different servers/instances like it most likely is, are there another instances of the same characters? Oh, it's so bad =.=
Every single word here is perfect.
abso-freakin-lutly.
Frozen Death Knight I was in the same boat when I first saw this. Vanellope got everything she wanted in the first film, even end up becoming president. But in the sequel she ended up as a whiny, annoying bitch that no longer wanted the responsibilities of being a leader. They don't even acknowledge her being president either, just as a princess.
Frozen 2 is worse than Ralph Breaks The Internet, actually.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse really did deserve the best animated movie of 2018 than the two Disney sequels
I politely disagree, but the Oscar's are fucked anyway.
Hell yeah
Cesar Paredes this
SOMEBODY needed to knock them off their pedestal. xD
Demilio Mason not this time, they gave it to Into the Spiderverse.
Comments: “Doug called Fortnite Overwatch”
Me: “yeah uh remember when he called Tamatoa a turtle? exactly”
+Hannah Papernick-Yudin: well technically the turtle thing was from his initial “Doug review”, but yeah idk how he messed that up lol
@Hannah Papernick-Yudin There's making a mistake, and then there's just not giving a shit.
Princess Ruto it's fortnite
@Noah Biondi when Schaf pointed that out?
@Hannah Papernick-Yudin He also said that kingpin in the Spiderman cartoon was voiced by Tony Jay, but that is not the case. It was Lee Brown.
*_So "Wreck It Ralph: Break The Internet" is basically the Disney version of the Emoji Movie but it has some decent plots, new characters, and a futuristic setting._*
This. Except, for some reason, I feel like Disney here gets a free pass about all the toxic advertisement in a kids film because "Duh, that's Disney, that has to be harmless and innocent".
Freaking no, at least the Emoji Movie could pass as more of a teenage movie, here it's freaking Ralph with a Disney Princess who drives a kart in a country made of sugar. If anything it is more insidious and disturbing than the Emoji Movie, because it is advertisement aimed at very young kids about stuff they certainly don't need and could even put them in danger if used incorrectly. And yet, Ralph breaks the Internet didn't have a fraction of the same backlash the Emoji Movie did.
I really think people are too forgiving of Disney today. Sure, the technology to make pretty movies is there, but there is something disturbing about the company that even transpires in their movies now.
Blizaros your not finna try to sit here and act like the Emoji move was better than wreck it Ralph . At least it had likeable characters , an ATTEMPT at a good idea , decent jokes , and pretty touching ending
@@ziondeleya3992 Gosh, of course it had all of that, that's Disney we're talking about. They fire directors at will when anything goes wrong.
But that doesn't change the fact that the whole movie was a giant commercial just like the Emoji Movie, except Ralph Breaks the Internet had an even more questionnable audience. The fact that it was succesful is even scarier in a way.
movie is garbage
@@Blizaros That's when advertisement has crossed the line in most of the movies. Emoji Movie is pretty questionable why it exists in the first place ever since Popeye Movie got rejected.
I hate the fact vanellope went turbo and no one said *anything* at all!
Exactly. Ralph went turbo and there were serious consequences. Meanwhile Vanellope goes turbo and suffers ZERO consequences cause feminism. Maybe if the reason Ralph didn't want Vanellope to leave was because he didn't want her to risk going turbo, it would make his character much more realistic. Like he's learned from past mistakes and is trying to prevent his best friend from making the same mistake. And maybe if Vanellope saw what was gonna become of her game, she would still really like Slaughter Race, but would understand that Sugar Rush is her home.
@@supermariof0521 But the thing is nothing happened to her home, after they retrieved the wheel the game just continued as if she wasn't ever there. Also, Ralph was needed for his game, Vanelope wasn't. Going Turbo was only a problem because what it could cause. For Turbo he broke two games and (i think, i forget) became a virus. Ralph almost fucked up Sugar Rush. Vanelope was different. She was accepted and didn't force herself into the game. I get what going Turbo meant but it was still just a phrase that was not some divine law, meaning it's isn't necessarily applicable to every situation of game hoping.
@@balgreya You are forgetting one very, VERY crucial detail. You see, these movies are made for kids. They teach a lesson. And this movie's lesson contradicts the lesson of the first movie.
"I get what going Turbo meant but it was still just a phrase that was not some divine law"
It actually is a "divine law". You see, the problem with going Turbo was not because of what it could cause. It was the PRINCIPLE of leaving your game, your duty, to follow your selfish whims. It's tightly woven into the moral of the story. It's symbolism - metaphors. Leaving your game is bad - as a principle. Whether your absence fucks up your game or the game you've gone to, or not, is irrelevant. That's just the consequences. To say that something is only bad if there's observable and inevitable negative consequences...is a very harmful lesson to teach young minds. It's like telling kids that theft and murder isn't bad as long as you don't get caught. Bad stuff is bad because of principle, not necessarily because of negative consequences. The second movie waves away the explanations and consequences of leaving the game and just says "Vanellope doesn't harm Slaughter Race, so it technically doesn't count as going Turbo". But in principle, in mentality, in reasoning, Vanellope is no different than Turbo. Their motivation is selfishness.
Sony: We're making an animated movie about the internet that is full of product placements and pop-culture references.
Everybody: protesting with torches and pitchforks.
Disney: We're making an animated movie about the internet that is full of product placements and pop-culture references.
Everybody: cheering and crying in excitement.
Nov 5062 because Disney version was a lot better lmfao
movie is garbage
Maybe because Disney used likable characters and had genuine laughs and a good message at the end.
The problem is how is made it. Ralph 2 have memorable characters, good jokes, an original plot and a lot of creativity. Emoji Movie is just poorly executed.
lol so true XD but its done better tho lol
This movie didn't even make one rule 34 joke, seriously Disney characters make up a huge chunk of online porn, you'd think they'd at least have the Disney princesses mention never to "look up your name" online
I think that there was a scrapped joke about something like that. Might have been a rumor though.
Oh? No. Not dirty minded enough they are.
Too bad Disney Princesses didn’t have more Rule 34s. I honestly expect them to have some especially after the movie was released but no sadly
@@sonicmania6753 Why,why? Would wish that? Would expect my baby Snowers,Aurora/Rose,Cinders. Too say" look up yourself on porn"?
Personally I would have either gotten Robin hood or zootopia to do that joke
Venellope wants more out of sugar rush, tries to save Sugar Rush but then decided it's not worth saving because she finds a better game.
She was so unlikable, and Ralph was just as bad. His character is supposed to be Goofy and naive but he made some really dumb and awful mistakes
And the memes certainly won't make this movie outdated
Yes
Half the movie is contradicting "never go turbo" and the main girl deciding to abandon her game cuz a new one is cooler even though she was in tears on the thought of getting unplugged
Also I feel like people would notice when a popular character goes missing
I mean, unlike Ralph or Turbo, she's just one of 16 racers, and the game will still function without her.
Sure, she's a really popular racer, but the game picks out 9 racers out of the pool every day.
The game will function, and nobody will even know it's not working right.
@@wariolandgoldpiramid idk id imagine they'd unplug it to send it in for a check out to figure out why the racer is missing
Especially when her picture is still on the casing of the machine.
@@wariolandgoldpiramid But at the same time, Vanellope was president of her game, and the arcade visitors in both movies expressed that she was the best character to play as. This movie could have easily been just as impactful if Vanellope, after working for the day in Sugar Rush, went straight to visit her new friends and explore, while Ralph accepted being comfortable with hanging around the arcade.
@@wariolandgoldpiramid She's like, the "Mario" of her game.
They missed the chance at BRAVE's princess going "That's ya'lls blody fault for not tryin" to the "rescued by a man!" crap
Add in Rapunzel, Moana, Elsa and Mulan.
Kyero it’s not like Merida did anything note worthy herself . Y’all overhype her so much simply because she didn’t have a love Interest
That’s Merida to you
While all the Disney princesses are having their sleepover, I could picture all the Disney princes in a pub:
"Hey, remember that time we like... saved the day?"
@@ziondeleya3992 Merida is kinda like Ariel, she whines until she gets her way and endangers others. I personally wish Disney princesses were more responsible with their royal duties, like Moana.
Breaks the internet? He didn’t WRECK the Internet?
That would’ve sounded better. Still liked the movie though.
They wanted to cash in on some internet phrase that, by the time the movie came out, everyone already forgot about anyway so that was pointless.
You had ONE JOB Disney. ONE JOB. Well, this and the second job to make a good movie, but you've been kind of pretending that second one doesn't exist for a while now, so you had ONE JOB.
What's weird is they had that as a joke in one of the trailers, but still didn't use it for the movie?
@@crocuslament9680 No, they had several.
What Could Have Been:
1) Felix and Calhoun were never supposed to be Demoted to Extra; they had many planned scenes throughout the movie (some of which have storyboards and other details included in the art book) where the audience would see how they were faring with the Sugar Rush racers. Unfortunately, their entire storyline and character arc had to be cut due to the movie's runtime constraints, resulting in the couple only appearing at the very beginning and ending/epilogue. The credits hint at their intended major role, as they are listed at the beginning alongside their fellow main characters (as opposed to farther down with minor characters who only appeared in one or two scenes).
2) Much earlier in development, Felix and Calhoun would have had a very different storyline, including a flashback to Calhoun's early childhood (featuring her mother, who got eaten by Cy-Bugs), Calhoun becoming pregnant, and her and Felix having twins, with Q*Bert as the nanny.
Fully agree with this review. This movie just is noncanon in my head.
You could also say rain is noncanon in your head. Its still nonsense. Deal with it
Doug: _says Overwatch_
*_shows a clip containing Fortnite_*
You know what would make that sequel better? Mario appearing everywhere.
I know. They promised to have him make a cameo in the sequel for years since the first movie came out.
But I heard their rights to use expired bu the time this movie was made.
tell that to the Super Mario Bros Movie
agreed Mario is Life lol better yet Luigi needs to be their too and have lines lol
too bad illumination got him
I actually saw Mario and Luigi on tappers or they may have looked like them I don’t know but I thought I saw them
I'm with Doug here, the Princess scene was good, the rest was a bore and a chore.
The Princesses saving Ralph was pretty cool
Honestly the only scenes are actually like lol
Ralph Breaks the internet:
A sequel to a good film that nobody needed.
I would have liked a sequel where a next gen console is plugged in. Not the crap we got.
The idea of exploring the internet was considered for a sequence in the first film in which Ralph would enter a social game, but was dropped because the implications were too big to fit into such little screentime.
I actually liked and wanted a sequel so what you say is false
@@rindoubaka1574 That's extremely ridiculous, imagine seeing an Xbox One inside an arcade
@Digitizer it doesn't need to specifically be in the arcade. It could be in the back, like with the WiFi.
3:00
While Ralph is looking at his comments, I'd love to see him go "Who's Hilter?" (Intentionally spelled wrong)
This time Ralph was the twist villain.
paco ramon Real villain is this toxic-of-a-friend Venelope and get away without consequences.
I’ve immediately forgotten this movie after watching this
This is exactly how I felt about the movie. It surprised me how well it seemed to be received by critics
When I heard about the concept of the Internet came up, I was so excited.
Online gaming? Game reviewers? Game piracy? Maybe Ralph has his own game series?
What do we have? Ralph in The Emoji Movie: The Better Version.
"It was a big hit with critics, but it wasn't a big hit with me."
Something about this statement seems oxymoronic to me.
He wasn’t *wrong*
I actually like this movie even though it has some big flaws For instance I love when Ralph and Vanellope steal Shanks car in SlaughterRace and go on a high speed car chase I think that was my favorite scene I also liked when Ralph was doing humorous You Tube videos
He he
I feel like those critics were bought. Considering how "Frozen 2"' score is somewhere in the 70's.
I also like when Vanellope and Ralph are about to be attacked by a PitBull and a Great White Shark pops out of sewer and eats it. I liked when Vanellope was being choiced by the storm troopers because they thought that she was an illegal popup ad. I really liked it when Ralph had to face his clones the metaphore of self inflection was handled pretty well. Although I do believe that Vanellope needed some self inflection also, because there's no denying that she went TURBO. I won't deny that there are some pretty big flaws in RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET The biggest being that the movie doesn't know what message it wants to send to it's audience and the blatant hypocristy in Vanellope's character. Both she and Ralph were equally selfish and stupid but the movie only wants to focus on Ralph's selfishness and stupidity. Also Felix and Sgt Calhoun are unceremoniously dumped on the sidelines when they were BIG PLAYERS in the original WRECK IT RALPH and we don't even see how they successfully raised twenty bratty half pint racers from SUGAR RUSH. Mabey I wouldn't mind if they got their short mini movie that detailed their adventures with raising their adopted children and how they transformed them into High Society little girls that are polite But on the whole I do legitamately enjoy RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET they got everything involving the internet right even if they had to white wash it for Disney Family film.
I would've loved to see Ralph go to consoles, and given Disney's family brand, Nintendo would be a must.
There would be so many great opportunities for jokes. I'd just pray they wouldn't pull the obvious one and have them meet Link, only he's mute.
(Link has unique dialogue options in many games, and the NPCs imply that he tells them things.)
I think I remember hearing an idea the creators mentioned that involved Ralph seeing an alternate version of himself. Basically another Fix-It Felix game, but that other Ralph is actually evil. I can't remember where I heard it, though.
I really love that scene with the princess's cliches being pointed out.
@Abel Mantor I thought the best part of that scene was Venelope’s hypocrisy against the other princesses. Sure she points out their Disney troupes for the laughs, but then immediately revels in them as a Disney Princess herself! She has everything she ever wanted in life but wants more (like Ariel), she’s bored of her same routine & small town (like Belle), she said that she didn’t want to be a princess anymore (like Jasmine) or have all the responsibilities for being a queen (like Elsa); her own selfish actions nearly doomed her kingdom but she gets no real blowback for doing so (like Merida, but Ariel & Elsa as well), she sings an “I want” song (like most of them except Eiwoyn, because who remember The Black Cauldron?), then gets everything she wants in the end without having to learn a lesson or sacrifice anything to get it (that’s most of the princess line; even when she was the main character in the movie, it usually falls on the guys around her to learn the morals of the story).
@@aztn19 actually I’d argue that Merida did get some blowback. Her mother was as nearly killed because of her actions, she awoke and lead an ancient threat to her kingdom which resulted in who knows how many injuries, she almost lost her mother to the bear form taking over her mind. All of which was overcome by her determination and hard work. Now I know it doesn’t seem like there were consequences for her actions, but the film shows exactly what consequences were to come if she doesn’t change her ways and act as needed. I mean hell the reason the downfall of her kingdom didn’t happen was because she soon recognized the error of her ways and made an effort to change.
That ending was sad. He having to watch his friend talk about how great her new life is, when his isn't so great. There's is also this feeling that she's going to move on and really never see him again. It was to real.
I loved it. She should be where she feels she belongs.
They will always stay friends I think
After finally watching this, it is one of the biggest letdowns.
@AlwaysLookCool 729, No doubt. The plot was jumbled, the humor was lacking, and the Disney name kept getting in the way
This was such a dissapointed to me when the first one was one of the better stuff that Disney has produced. Toxic male insecurity is BAD message shoehorned at the end made me cringe.
what a stunning and brave message that we really dont hear enough about in [current year]
@DejaVoodooDoll jesus this isnt even the first time someone randomly brought up Trump in one of these Disneycember videos...you people need to get a life, seriously
@DejaVoodooDoll turn off CNN once in a while, that shits rotting your brain
I didn´t like that this movie is punishing Ralph for wanting something (the exact lesson he learned in the previous film) but its totally ok for Vanellope to want more. So, the lesson is always be accepting and comfortable except everyone else? What?
That kinda plays into our modern American Double Standard. Men have to accept the drudgery of our life, and do our best with it, and always put our jobs or families first and we get shit on if we have emotions or complaints about it. Women can do damn near whatever they want, and they're treated like princess who only deserve the best treatment at all times. It's a "buffoonish male character with a powerful, rational female character" trope. Oh, and she's also a Princess with superpowers and a race car.
@@RedHeadKevin Sadly I've got the same feeling. Also, Ralph breaks his ass trying to help her, but the best friend is still random instantly gorgeous female who still won't give a bunch of pixels in the form of a car to help save one's homeland. But she's beautiful, she's kind and wise by default, she's female.
@@RedHeadKevin Nevermind that she basically does the exact same thing as the villain from the first movie, but this time, we're given a half-assed explanation as to why, you see, Vanellope's behavior is NOT evil and Turbo's behavior IS. This movie should be called "Wreck-It Ralph: Vanellope Goes Turbo"
We ain't gonna talk about how Doug called Fornite Overwatch? Cool. Me neither
Dearly Beloved one is bad, the other has potential. Overwatch is still leagues above Fortnite
do people even talk about Overwatch anymore?
@@JurassicReptile After people have come to realize that Blizzard don't give two shits about balancing the game, I think no-one talks about it anymore.
“I was told we would be fighting _men!”_
MindlessProduction because generic battle royal is more fun than a class based strategic shooter........ mindless you are indeed.
I loved how he called "Fortnite" Overwatch lmao
The fact the Alan Menkin wrote Vanellope song had me on the floor
When a sequel decides to trow away all the development of the first film, it lost me
I felt that way with Toy Story 4
CHARACTERS ACTING OUT OF CHARACTER AS A PLOT DEVICE: THE MOVIE!
This is why I do not acknowledge Wreck it Ralph 2....It litteraly wrecked all the world building , all the character development that made the first movie good .
@@savannahlevy97 toy story 4 does not do that it progreses the themes
One of the most divisive Disney movies in recent years.
The message of "You're still friends no matter how different your ambitions are" is an important and vital one, but it's watered down by shlacky writing and poor character development.
Am I the only one who loves both wreck it Ralph movies?
No, my friend. No, you're not.
@@josephdannivitz1167 Nope, you're not alone.
So you liked the shadow clone jutsu ralph does at the end because that made me say wow this is on par with incredibles 2 my dad was shot for not being smart enough to put a phone in the panic room. The writing was a lot easier when disney hired passionate writers to rip off fables, fairy tales, and shakespeare.
Your kinda contradicting yourself by liking both because the second movie completely destroys everything the first movie did to the ground.
SyLuX636 I wasn’t that bothered by the flaws that Ralph breaks the internet has.
This movie stripped away everything that made the first movie good.
Yep.
@DJHart Ralph being out of character and becoming a clingy creep, Vanellopee wanting to leave her game, even though the first movie established the rules of "gong turbo", etc.
@@justinstewart1057 don't forget that they replaced funny and clever jokes with a shitty boomer humor
I agree, 100%
Eeek I hate this movie, it ruined the cute friendship from the first movie and made it toxic and shit.
Sounds like the internet alright
Wtf? It's no more toxic than when Ralph smashed Vanellope's car. I thought it had a good lesson to it
Vinny Raptor it’s way more toxic. Ralph smashed the car literally just to protect her. In this film, he was much more selfish and insecure
@@jeffreyquinde6707 I'm fine with that. It's a very relatable situation with a good lesson to teach through it.
Urm, if we're talking about the friendship in this movie being toxic I kinda thought we would be going down the opposite route to be honest. The message of the movie seems to be that it's okay to suddenly abandon your best friend and your responsibilities because of a whim, and if people around you don't like that they need to just deal with it. That doesn't seem like a very good lesson to me, I have to be honest. Especially when this lesson was contradicted directly by the lesson in the first movie. That being said, both Ralph and Vanellope are portrayed as toxic individuals, but the entire thing is lot more toxic than just "Ralph was insecure". The _entire situation_ was toxic, as is the lesson. The main problem being that it wasn't fleshed out enough. I can see a good idea for a moral in there if they had just done it a bit better, but portraying it how they did just gives out a really bad lesson to children.
I adore both these movies.
Like I said in Toy Story 4 comments, at least the animation still is great. And while some may find the movie pointless, at least it teaches a good lesson about trust in friendship.
Who even likes this movie more than the original
The Original is a Masterpiece this one is just stupid
Wreck It Ralph and the Incredibles are two of my all time favorite movies, their disappointing sequels however, dont hold a candle to their predecessors
The original movie isn’t a masterpiece
It's baffling that there are people who enjoyed this more than the first one for some reason I'll never know. This one rehash the same message the original had, about being who you are and do what you love, but just worse execution. Also, Vanellope went turbo and it didn't even matter anymore, lol.
The original movie is good but underwhelming, it’s way more cliche than this one, and was kind of a false advertisement “Hey look, Sonic is on the poster, but he have just one line on the movie!”
This one is more complex, going to the after happily ever after. Even in terms of humor I find it better.
The Random Guys and Gurls and that’s also why I prefer the sequel
This movie literally is about going turbo. Disney just went against what the first movie explained was bad. That’s my major flaw with it.
Soo now this message to "Move On" is becoming a cliche because is now in every Disney movie or at least the last 3
3? I know including this, and ‘Frozen II’, what’s the other one?
@@stormtraitor6545 Toy Story 4
@JokE3rDa
Ah right, I see.
Tbh, I really enjoyed the concept so much, that I liked the movie outright.
Ralph really got hit with the Idiot Stick in this movie.
This movie was an utter disappointment for me.
The most disappointing thing is that there like a Lack of Video Game Characters in this movie
It's fun but yeah I agree it's pretty much a dumb down film.
@@ama-ri_vox Yeah, It's like Disney just decided to show more of what they own now instead of showing what the gaming world would look like on the Internet.
It doesn't have Mario, like it's supposed to, which means Disney lied to us about him.
Atleast it was better than the emoji movie
Wreck it Ralph: Sugar Rush
Ralph Breaks the Internet: Slaughter Race
NC: "I know a lot of critics liked it but..."
Me: Very few critics have the integrity to be decent movie guides these days.
Either that or they were just straight up bought. I mean why else would "Teen Titans GO! To the Movies" have the same critical score as a Pixar film?
@@supermariof0521 that would explain the Orville season 1 being bombed until it was conveniently bought by a studio that has more influence at rotten and then suddenly in spite of being practically the same 2 was the best season ever.
Honestly the after credit scene of this movie is so beautiful that for me saves the entire movie and I'm not even joking lol
Thank god SOMEBODY finally pointed out how this is just the Disney version of the Emoji movie.
It is just the Disney version of Emoji, guess some people are just too stupid to accept that.
At least it's not as horrible as Emoji was. Still dull though.
I felt Vanellope was the worse written character in this film. Even though Ralph’s clinginess was creepy, you can still see where he was coming from.
Not really. People act like Vanellope was Ralph's wife and she owed him her commitment. She didn't. She was free to leave him.
@@misspriss2482 While she was free to leave him, she was failing to communicate with him, even to the point of ghosting him. Both of them wanted accepted in the first film, and both were the first ones to accept each other. So for her to pull away because there's something "better" wasn't fair on him without at least speaking to him. Considering they were in the same boat once, she could've been at least understanding with him.
@@misspriss2482 That's a good point, but that's not the problem we're talking about here. It's ok, healthy even, that one would want more out of life. However, it was established in the first film that Vanellope was the leader of Sugar Rush. But now that she's gone, who's going to lead them?
Not only the jokes aren't funny they're dated AF. If not now, then in a few years, we don't even know how the internet will evolve, maybe there won't be any of these thropes they point at.
You know this is a PG movie. Because Ralph's comments aren't filled with horrible racism.
This movie was a mess and the characters all lost whatever charm they once had.
When I watched this in the Cinema the speakers nearly blew out of that Ralph Monster
Everything about this movie WRECKS the first one’s message
Saying "overwatch exists" and showing fortnite made me genuinely happy
If they showed what the comments section can really be, this movie would be an NC-17
He makes a good point.
This movie is a huge slap in the face to the first one. Venelopie "goes Turbo" and abandons her old game, not caring about what happens to those from her game. And how the hell does Felix cover for Ralph? In the first movie, Ralph not being there caused a lot of problems for Felix and almost got their game taken down. This movie's only redeeming quality is the Disney princess scene.
It's not a bad movie, just a flat movie - 'The Emoji movie' done right is often used to describe this movie, and I get that. But to be truly great it would haft to be 'Sausage Party' done right; an R rated animated movie where furies sexually harass Tony the Tiger on Twitter.
The princesses scene is the only thing I’ve seen people be interested in with this movie
I actually like how they poke fun at themselves.
Self-awareness in a Disney film?
I ask you.
I wish Leia had come in during that scene.
@@personwhoruinsthejoke9463
They all were voiced by their original voice actresses, except for Snow White and Cinderella's who are deceased and Aurora's is retired.
I feel like Venelope could’ve returned to Sugar Rush once a week or something to keep hype up on her game and keep a change of pace for herself. The fact that all the Sugar Rush characters are constantly swapping up the roster with that competition race thing shows that her returning every little bit would erase the players’ suspicions about her disappearing/going Turbo. Then it would be a big event every time she returned to roster.
But I don’t remember if there was an in-movie explanation/reason she couldn’t return to visit if she wanted to.
Still, they could’ve reworked the movie’s end so that she wasn’t “Going Turbo” without addressing it and frame it as her giving the other racer’s a chance to be selected whilst returning periodically to keep hype up.
Wreck It Ralph: A lesson in caring about others
Ralph Breaks the Internet: A lesson in friendship
@@unicornlover1237 But in my universe, Vanellope went to stay with Ralph.
The message of the movie was that you can't control your friends and loved ones. If you really do love them, you have to let them live their life the way they want to and you have to find confidence in yourself
I think the 'modern Simpsons writing' analogy should be any day family guy writing.
I don’t know about you guys, but the whole movie was worth it for the Easter egg where there’s a pop up advertising single moms in your area (with a picture of aunt Cassie from big hero 6!) and the post credits scene! I went full squee, so worth it!
Me and my friends were looking to watch a movie to mock. We started watching this and had a blast, it was way too easy to pick on.
I agree, I didn’t care for this one. Character gets everything that they want and then is bored with their new life.
A movie based on the internet will never truly exist. Because there would be lawsuits literally from hell.
In the 'Who framed Rodger Rabbit' movie, Disney and Warner Bros fought tooth and nail to have their character's be shown as much as their competitors characters.
Ariel: [singing] *I ONCE HAD A DREAM THAT I MIGHT WEAR A SHIRT* ~🎵
I loved how Penelope had grown.
And honestly, if you get older, you get new goals and dreams, it happens. I had alot of fun with this movie and thought the way it ended was pretty bold. I also loved the humour.
So yeah to each their own, its fine if it wasn't yours, but it sure was a hit for me.
I think many people would share the same opinion if Ralph Breaks the Internet wasn’t a sequel because many of the complaints I see is people levying the existence and things set up in that film to this one because this film breaks a lot of the conventions set up there.
This biggest one I think people bring up and rightfully so, is Venelope going Turbo, a huge deal in the first film and the sole driving force of that story is suddenly dropped and not brought up again. It doesn’t matter what message the film is trying to tell, but if it can only tell this story by deliberately contradicting the antagonistic element of a prior point in the story, it comes out as bad by many as it’s inconsistent with the world made.
If the going turbo element was addressed or even made a part of the film instead, maybe people would have liked it more.
it was watchable at least
That's Wonder Woman voicing the street racer chick in this movie right?
Gal Gadot? Yup.
3:33
“...the Disney Princesses which is all the original voice cast”
They brought back Snow White’s voice actress from 1937!?!? Amazing
But not for the original three Disney Princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora) though. Both Adrianna Caselotti (the original voice of Snow White) and Ilene Woods (the original voice of Cinderella) are both dead, while Aurora's original voice actor Mary Costa is now retired, so for these three Disney Princesses they have been recast. Jennifer Hale, who previously voiced Cinderella in the sequels and various spin-off media, returns to voice the character, while Kate Higgins, who previously voiced Aurora in one episode of Sofia the First, returns to voice the character,and finally, screenwriter Pamela Ribbon voices Snow White in this film.
This movie needs a nostalgia critic treatment.
Yeah I felt Vanellope was selfish in this one.
**End of the first movie**
Ralph: Well I gave up a better life, but at least I got a friend.
Vanellope: Ralph I want something else now and you need to give up me now.
I definitely laughed at the jokes here a lot more than the Emoji Movie where I barely smiled.
Ralph Breaks the Internet was a madhouse of crossovers. Video game characters from Sonic, Street Fighter, Pac Man, etc., Marvel characters like Iron Man, Disney characters like Eeyore & THE DISNEY PRINCESSES, it was fun
I loved how it showed the lesson that sometimes friends go different paths in life and learning how to deal with that
"that's not what the RUclips comments are like"
Especially if you call a screenshot of Fortnite Overwatch. Oops
It is an adults take on kids take on the internet.
Fun Fact: Wreck it Ralph 2 was originally suppose to be about console gaming or even messing about on Disney Infinity. However, I guess because of branding, licensing issues and the fact that they shut down futher production of DI in 2016, they had to resort to this instead.
Wreck it Ralph is one of my favorites. I was always sad that I never got around to this one. I’m glad I skipped it now.
3:33 Yes! There are! Well,the original trio. Snowers,Cinders and Rose. 3:38-3:57
They literally made Ralph mentally handicapped in this one. I felt like HE was the ADULT in the last film...This however was...oh god awful. It would have been way better if it were simple.
For example: What if they both found out that there was a code that would allow all the game characters in the arcade to "live forever" in a way. Perhaps a code that could upload them all to the cloud when their game inevitably breaks/stops working/stops being played. HOWEVER the code is hidden somewhere in ONE of the games. This would force them to go to all these amazing games and would be more of an epic adventure film.
But no...we got...whatever this was. Game characters with NO GAMES.
As much as I adored the first Wreck-It Ralph, I wouldn't have lost my mind if there wasn't a sequel. Honestly, the Disney Princesses scene made me want an entire movie about just them.
But instead we got a well-intended message about letting go and accepting change that comes at the expense of Vanellope and Ralph's character development from the first movie. With Vanellope going Turbo and selfishly abandoning her friends and Sugar Rush without even a goodbye, along with Ralph suddenly becoming a creepily clingy dumbass for no reason and, without ANY hesitation unlike the first movie where he destroyed Vanellope's kart as a last resort and how much it clearly pained him to do, immediately deciding to unleash a dangerous virus into another game.
I worked at a movie theater when this came out and I actually told a mother and her kids that they don't have to stay for the credits because the pancake and milkshake bit is already in the trailer. She was like "Oh. Really? That's dumb. C'mon kids we're going". My boss wasn't happy about that, but it was worth it.