Glitch your way to Victory! - Wreck it Ralph (Movie Commentary) 

Jesus, that’s dark

Sargent Calhoun is a 15 rated character in a PG movie.

@@catdragon2584 I know right!

@@Jemini4228 That's a good way to sum it up

Came to say the same thing cuz it really changed the way I watch this

I love that movie!

Man, I remember loving that movie when I was younger

Loved Penelope ever since middle school!

Like the special character items from Mario kart double dash. I like that idea, it's really cool

Possibly, but I think she won those items in the game

Gene is a jerk.

Hmmm... true, but it seems like everyone treats Ralph that way. Like when he's just walking across Game Central Station, the characters all stop in their tracks and freeze, run away, or (in Dig Dug's case) tunnel into the floor to get away from him. It's a real question WHY he gets so much grief as if he was Turbo himself and caused a game to get unplugged. Like it seems they all know that "hey, we're just actors when we're on the clock," and yet Ralph is the one they treat like a walking threat.

​@@22Tesla You make a good point and now all I could think is maybe the Nicelanders have been slandering him to others, they have famous friends like Pacman and Mario who might be bolstering their credibility to the newer game characters. Qubert wasn't scared of him and was worried about him when he went to inform them. Tapper treats him kindly and listens to him. The guy from Heroes Duty doesn't react badly to him, he could just be so traumatized that he didn't even know who he was talking to but my thought is since they're from a new game no one from their game has been influenced to think badly of Ralph yet.

@@jessbeingme8155 Makes sense on the last part. Like the characters of Heroes Duty don't know what "go Turbo" means and likely don' t have any real bias against Ralph, and no one in Sugar Rush, with the exception of King Candy/Turbo knows who Ralph is. Though the latter might be down to their memories being locked away, or they just never leave their own game. Wouldn't surprise me if the Nicelanders do slander Ralph if they ever leave the game, since Ralph, as his game shows, is easily angered and brutal in what he does as he smashes a whole building into rubble and then grabs and tosses one of the Nicelanders off screen during the cut scene before the game starts properly. Hmmm... actually maybe that's why most treat him as a threat; they fear his easily angered persona could get activated. Most see him as a walking time bomb, even when it's clear there is more to him than being angry or easily angered and destructive. In reality he holds his anger back really well (he puts up with Vanellope shit talking up a storm before his anger takes over and he takes it out on a jaw breaker) and if he breaks anything outside of during a game, its usually an accident (his entrance to the party where he accidentally "kills" Felix with falling rubble wasn't on purpose, and the cart building section in Sugar Rush). They hear he's an angry guy so they distance themselves from him to prevent him from using that anger on them, especially if it's outside their own game. It's in his code to be angry, so he can't help it when he does get angry, so they write him off as "he's the angry bad guy, don't cross him or else." And clearly there is some bias given the characters we see at Bad Anon the classic baddies like Bowser, Eggman, and Clyde need to have a such a support group to boost one another's confidence outside the game. Because they play the role the bad guys with whatever character traits hard coded into them. most of the game characters give them a wide space it seems.

Yeah, that makes sense. I think Helen Keller once said that disabilities are a neutral thing, and that it's really just your circumstances and the society you live in that determines what's "good" or "bad" about it.

@@zaynab-to-a this really only applies to people like... her. my disability is horrific and causes extreme pain, shortened life span etc. society has nothing to do with it

@@HannahsxThat is a good point, the disability itself is definitely a factor, but if we were in a society where your condition was more well-known and more common, it probably would be much better researched and treated. I’m disabled, and while I don’t have chronic pain and I can’t speak for you, I do believe that society has a much bigger factor on how disabilities affect people than most people think.

At the same time, sad when I remember he's homeless and so doesn't have regular access to a bathroom regularly to wash up.

Agreed though Id agree its not just a Disney problem, though they are very notable repeat offenders.

@@krose6451agreed they’re far from the only offenders. The movies made by Disney are some of the easiest to compare and see the difference in portrayal

Thanks so much! - Sam

That's stunningly accurate

yeah in my town its still a place people go for dates and we're a seaside tourist town so arcades are a still a relatively big here

Yeah

Agreed!

yeah i feel the same way as you do.

It not bad but it not good is Ok movie

There are some very devoted diet coke fans

It’s about the reaction of mentos and Diet Coke specifically. The science experiment was very trendy around that time.