Wreck-It Ralph succeeded where many potential franchise-starters fail, it successfully created an interesting and unique universe with clearly established rules and only scraped the surface of its potential. This left audience members like me satisfied but still eager to return for more.
The possibilities Wreck-It Ralph's world opens are seemingly endless and original director, Rich Moore, discussed some of the ideas he would like to explore in a sequel during a chat with Hypable.
Wreck-It Ralph takes on The Sims in these newly released deleted scenes.
Warning: Contains some spoilers.
It seems fitting that Henry Jackman would be the man to provide the score for Wreck-It Ralph, Disney's fantastic animated underdog movie.
Wreck-It Ralph's opening four minutes hit me with an intense sensation of nostalgia. The iconography on display in these scenes spoke directly to my youth, when the only way to get a premium video gaming experience was in an arcade. Within the first handful of scenes, from the charmingly retro graphic of Fix-It Felix Jr. to the bustling scenes of a busy 1980s arcade scene, steadily dwindling to nothing with the passage of time, Wreck-It Ralph had pulled me in. I felt the child-like elation of re-living the awe experienced when entering a busy arcade, overwhelmed by the choice and variety of games on offer, and then the bitter decline of age as that variety gave way to dance-mat simulators and first person shooters.
Paperman is six and a half minutes of Disney charm you may have enjoyed as an appetiser if you went to see Wreck-It Ralph (or plan to, next week, for UK readers).
One can only speculate on the amount of ego-massage and constant reassurance that was required for Rich Moore, director of Disney's upcoming Wreck-It Ralph, to convince a host of game companies to lend their classic characters to the animated flick; but convince them he did.
My enthusiasm for this movie just Level'd-Up!
Three new character posters have been released for Wreck-It Ralph, the 80s’ arcade-inspired animation from with John C Reilly in the lead.
Fancy knowing more about the past two week’s trailer releases? Well you’re in the right place. This week we have some brilliant first trailers for films including Django Unchained, The Bourne Legacy, Les Miserables and Wreck-It Ralph. What a collection!
Yesterday images from Wreck-It Ralph, Disney's new CG animated comedy, surfaced online. Today we have a trailer and it is even greater than my inner-child/outer-nerd could have hoped for!
