Reilly his voice is instantly recognizable and was very suitable for the large villain with the even bigger heart. The voice acting for the four main characters was done by a smartly-selected group of actors/actresses. In the arcade, you see real games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Dance Dance Revolution, and throughout the movie, longtime video game fans will have big smiles on their faces when they see characters like Sonic the Hedgehog, Bowser, Pacman, a weirdly-cartoony version of Kano from Mortal Kombat (my guess is they couldn't get the rights from Warner Bros., but he's a notoriously bad dude from a very arcade-style fighting game, so it makes sense to feature him), and several characters from Street Fighter II (M.Bison, Zangief, Chun Li, etc). Some are games made up for Wreck-It Ralph, such as the namesake title (which, as I mentioned, is rather reminiscent of the Atari game Donkey Kong) and Sugar Rush.
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The movie gets nerdy pretty quickly, with video game references and characters left and right. Without giving away too much of the story and plot, Vanellope steals the medal that Ralph wins while in a game called Hero's Duty so she can enter in the race that she's never gotten to be a part of this, of course, prevents Ralph from getting back to his game in time for the arcade to open, causing Wreck-It Ralph to become out-of-order, and forcing Felix and his newfound love interest and commander of the Hero's Duty army, Calhoun, to go to Sugar Rush to bring him back. Ralph's game-jumping doesn't take him too far before he meets his soon-to-be, loveable brat of a sidekick, Vanellope von Schweetz, who turns out to be a glitch in the kart racing game Sugar Rush.
Out of frustration with his own game's characters (and maybe a little bit of jealousy of the game's good guy, Fix-It Felix, Jr.), Ralph sets off to win a medal from another game and prove himself as not just another bad guy.
The support ends there, however, as even the characters in Ralph's own game find him as the villain and wish to have no part of him, even on the night of the 30th anniversary of the game's arrival in the arcade (to which he was not invited). He expresses his frustration at an AA-style support group for other villains in the old-fashioned arcade they all call home. As the boss of his own video game (Ralph is to Wreck-It Ralph as Donkey Kong is to the original Donkey Kong), Ralph's problem is this: he's a bad guy, but he's not a bad guy (which isn't giving away anything more than the previews already have). Wreck-It Ralph wastes no time introducing us to the main character, the titular hero, Wreck-It Ralph. This year's major animated film (aside from their annual release with Pixar) is a clever idea that's fun for the whole family and appeals to the nerd in all of us. Of course, Disney can rightfully be labeled as a culprit in the sequel/prequel game (multiple Cinderella installments and a forthcoming prequel to The Wizard of Oz next year), but they're also consistently coming up with new ideas as well. It's no secret that film studios and screen writers in the mainstream have been having a difficult time coming up with movies that aren't sequels, prequels, reboots, or remakes. Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main).Indie Reviews (Main) > Indie Reviews (Main).
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