Wreck-It Ralph trailer

A former Simpsons and Future animation Director Rich Moore teamed with Walt Disney Animation Studios to create this series of comedy. Correction-Felix Jr. is a game reminiscent of the old style Donkey Kong from the arcade games of 80 years, and Ralph is the villain. For more than 30 years, there have been hammering, tapping, hitting and destroying, and he had enough. Tired of being the bad guy, Ralph makes a journey to find her true identity and prove he has what it takes to be a hero. Naturally, things don't go well, and Ralph is faced with obstacles, large and small, that can affect more than just your destiny. John c. Reilly, Jane Lynch and Sarah Silver man voices of the main characters of this original family comedy.

Immediately, I want a series of wreck-It Ralph. It is not that it ends with a cliffhanger, contains unresolved stories or too much history for a movie-the world created in the film is quite fascinating that I desperately want to see what other incredible stories, reference can say it contains.

The plot on the surface of the new animated film-which is the 52nd title of Walt Disney Animation Studios-is a single of a villain seeking redemption, a staple of drama for centuries. But the debut of Director Rich Moore are such a highlights thanks to its excellent mix of humor, ingenuity, creativity, nostalgia and heart. Is unlike anything you've ever seen.

Even without the central scenario, the layered universe, created for the film's exciting, both in theory and in implementation. The film, that everything happens within a single arcade, but all video game on offices connected by a bunch of power-known in the world of the game from the findings. This setting allows the characters from different games to not only interact and mingle-providing great opportunities for cameos of classic video games like Sonic The Hedgehog, the cast of Street Fighter and the guys Q * bert — but, more important, the filmmakers the opportunity to share the experiences of a completely different game with the audience. Although we see that bounce from Ralph (voiced by incredible John c. Reilly) during three games as he quests to become a hero-clad your home game, the 8-bit "secure Fard Jr," racing game "Sweetie" and the Navy space adventure "duty of Heroes"-all three are wonderfully distinct and well designed. Each has its own design style, the tone and character, but at no time do one of them compete or clash-instead, they are all together while having fun and allow great moments, whether it's Ralph panic about the amount of violence in ' Heroes ', or the funny romantic link created between the always otimistaFelix (Jack McBrayer) and the foreign fighter always alert Sergeant Calhoun (Jane Lynch).

Like really really great animated films, the film plays very well for young people as adults. Humor can be a bit explosive sometimes-like running by the voice of Sarah Silverman Vanellope von Schweetz "Doodie" hero "-but most of the time there whip smart and intelligent laugh-out-loud (don't want to not" to hit a guy with glasses ", Ralph removes his glasses in figure head and hit on the head with them). The actors are all perfectly expressed that even if you recognize the voice just disappear people play. Special attention should also consider Alan Tudyk, who makes an impression Ed Wynn-one for the King's sweet voice (rule of "Sweetie") and steals every scene in which he is.

As fun and ridicule as a shipwreck--Ralph, he keeps a wonderful amount of heart. Ralph, which cannot any love in ' fix it, Fard Jr "because of his infamous and Vanellope, which is regarded as a foreigner and a flaw in" sweetie ", has a romantic relationship not much good that is not only beautiful and real, but also impressive and important-built on mutual understanding and self-acceptance. Will need to wreck--Ralph pulled a inventive, daring, in one of the best animated films in recent memory.

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Video games have never had much success in the movies, a legendary deficiency known as Super Mario Bros. in 1993 for half-assed action films like Max Payne and Hitman who has emerged in recent years, but Ralph Wreck it really can expose exactly what is the problem with these films: the gaming world is so fascinating, but reject all these previous titles for a film approachSpecial, contains in its original format. Ralph, however, embraces fully. The results are amazing and fun, and I can't wait to learn more.