Although it is clear that this is Ralph, he looks like a scary monster and his loud shouts and growls add to the image. Security guards then taser Ralph and while this is done for laughs, his comedy gurning lasts for several seconds.
They are mean to her and pull her car apart out of spite. Venellope is devastated and cries over the loss of her only chance to race. Similarly, her car is again destroyed later in an emotionally charged scene. Venellope is shown to panic at first and then become distraught and inconsolable. This is a key part of the movie and her trauma is held for several minutes. The true identity of the villain of the movie is revealed in a sustained scene at the end. His manic eyes and aggression towards Ralph and Venellope is likely to scare some younger children.
However, the mysterious motivations of this character are shown to be bad throughout the movie so although the full reveal is right at the end, it should not be too much of a shock. The love for video games is brought to the screen with genuine affection and never descends into the kind of gimmicky derision that the computer entertainment industry normally has to suffer through. Although the amount of time spent in the Sugar Rush game may get a little grating, the sub-plot between the eager-to-please-but-out-of-his-comfort-zone Fit-It Felix and the brash-and-efficient-but—gradually-softening-marine Calhoun makes for a fantastic extra layer of fun.
Click here to cancel reply. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Cautionary tales about characters' deaths if a character dies in a game outside of their own, they can't regenerate and homelessness games that are put out of order may be upsetting to younger kids.
One character does die, but it's in his own game, so he regenerates. Two game characters fall in love and get married. They exchange a smooch, as well as a more passionate kiss in another scene. One iconic game character, a male wrestler, wears only his underwear.
In one scene, Ralph disrobes an unconscious space commander to steal his suit. Rude humor and frequent name-calling includes insults like "I hate you," "shut your chew hole," "brat," "pussy willows," "doody," and "numbskull. Other iffy language includes "frickishly" and "butt load. Iconic video game characters -- like Pac-Man, Bowser, and Sonic the Hedgehog -- make cameo appearances. In one scene, a game character pours himself a martini. Another scene takes place in a game called Tappers , in which characters drink root beer from beer mugs.
Characters are also briefly seen drinking at a dance party. Parents need to know that Wreck-It Ralph brings video games to life in a way that will appeal to both kids and adults. The story is about a "bad guy" who deserts his classic arcade game to prove that he's not so bad after all, turning Disney's animated adventure into the tale of an underdog searching for a new identity. Game characters can die, but it's only permanent if it happens outside their home game. In one scene presented comically, someone grabs a zombie's heart out of its chest.
Add your rating See all 69 parent reviews. Add your rating See all kid reviews. Reilly decides he needs to prove that he has what it takes to be a good guy.
He sneaks and stumbles his way into other consoles -- specifically, an alien-invasion, first-person shooter game and a Candy Land -esque racing game -- in search for a hero's medal, which he believes is his one-way ticket to being accepted within the arcade community. With the help of characters like Sergeant Calhoun Jane Lynch and Vanellope von Schweetz Sarah Silverman , Ralph's journey becomes much more than a quest for peer validation.
His friendship with Vanellope, in particular, helps him realize that, at the end of the day, there's nobody he'd rather be than himself. Kids, adults, gamers, and tech newbies will enjoy Disney's imaginative interpretation of code, pixels, avatars, and wires, as well as the movie's many references to iconic video game characters. Like Toy Story and Monsters, Inc , Wreck-It Ralph takes place in a magical world that only exists behind closed doors -- one in which video game characters come to life in arcades after hours.
There are a few missteps: The movie could definitely have cut back on its rude humor, which sometimes overshadows Wreck-It Ralph 's meaningful messages about being an underdog and discovering who you really are. Families can talk about how Wreck-It Ralph portrays video game violence.
What's realistic? What's not? What are your family's values when it comes to violence in the media? What are the movie's female characters like? Do they challenge stereotypes about girls and "girly" video games? How so? Talk about the ways that Ralph and Vanellope are mistreated and misunderstood.
What could other characters have done to be more inclusive and more accepting? In what ways could they have shown more compassion and empathy? How do the characters in Wreck-It Ralph demonstrate perseverance and integrity?
What about self-control and teamwork? Why are these important character strengths? Common Sense Media's unbiased ratings are created by expert reviewers and aren't influenced by the product's creators or by any of our funders, affiliates, or partners. See how we rate. Streaming options powered by JustWatch. Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization, earns a small affiliate fee from Amazon or iTunes when you use our links to make a purchase.
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Version -- 2. Wreck-It Ralph. Clip Promo Video Photos Top cast Edit. Reilly Ralph as Ralph voice. Jack McBrayer Felix as Felix voice. Jane Lynch Calhoun as Calhoun voice. Sarah Silverman Vanellope as Vanellope voice. Joe Lo Truglio Markowski as Markowski voice.
Ed O'Neill Mr. Litwak as Mr. Litwak voice. Edie McClurg Mary as Mary voice. Raymond S. Persi Gene as Gene voice …. Jess Harnell Don as Don voice. Rachael Harris Deanna as Deanna voice. Skylar Astin Roy as Roy voice. Adam Carolla Wynnchel as Wynnchel voice.
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