Why Wreck-It Ralph is an Impeccably Perfect Movie

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Just some guy in a purple hat trying to explain why Disney's video game movie is very good.
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Grumpy's Theme - Disney Princess Enchanted Journey
Bumpsy Plains - Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
Mount Lineland - Super Paper Mario
Snakey Chantey - Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
Flipside - Super Paper Mario
Chemical Plant Zone - Sonic Mania
Pirate Ship - The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Battle Against an Armed Boss - Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Buoy Base Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy 2
Airship Fortress - Mario Kart DS
Athletic Theme - New Super Mario Bros Wii
World Bowser - Super Mario 3D World
Diggaleg - Super Mario Galaxy 2
Toad's Factory - Mario Kart Wii
Ice Slide - Toontown Online
Building Battle - Toontown Online
Mr. L Green Thunder - Super Paper Mario
Funny Footsteps - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Waluigi Stadium - Mario Kart Double Dash
Luigi Circuit - Mario Kart Wii
Flopside - Super Paper Mario
Recollection and Regret - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Castle Theme - Super Mario World
The Afterglow Fades - Fire Emblem: Shadows of Valentia
Unfulfilled - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Special World Theme - Super Mario 3D World
Boss Theme - Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga
Hurry - Super Mario Galaxy 2
Minus Tirith Theme - The Lord of the Rings Online
Rainbow Road - Mario Kart Wii
Onett - Earthbound
World 7 - Super Mario Galaxy 2
Clock Minigame - Disney Princess Enchanted Journey
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0:00 - Intro
0:47 - A few quick non-plot related praises
1:57 - Beginning and Villain Meeting
4:14 - Cherry Stealing hints at later plot revelations
4:36 - Ralph gets dunked on/Medal challenge
5:57 - Ralph tries to get a medal
7:27 - The deep meaning of the cybugs (maybe?)
8:18 - Enter Vanellope
8:42 - Enter King Candy
9:40 - Felix and Calhoun
10:40 - Ralph meets Bullies and Vanellope's true depth
12:11 - Felix's ignorance and Turbo tale
12:46 - Calhoun and Felix, a perfect team
13:26 - Ralph makes a car and proves his skills have merit
14:13 - Ralph and Vanellope's perfect relationship meanwhile Felix gets the boot
15:48 - The most important part of the movie
19:07 - Ralph interrogates Sour Bill and Felix finally realizes the truth
20:23 - Ralph sets things right
20:49 - Why the King Candy twist works
22:43 - Trouble in Sugar Rush/Ralph heads out to save the day
23:50 - Ralph finally accepts himself and his place
24:41 - Vanellope and Sugar Rush restored
26:09 - Acceptance and final thoughts
28:25 - Outro and Thank You

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@buddy3261 Год назад

Pretty much everything you said about why this movie is a modern masterpiece is exactly why Ralph Breaks the Internet is a modern mess. It goes against everything the first film was about and completely ignores all the rules it previously established

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

The sequel is so bad I wanted to turn it off when the Ralph viruses started appearing (but because I am very patient, I somehow survived till the end). Thanks for watching.

@corpsenymph4644 Год назад

I make sure to dissociate and trash it every time I talk about the og being my favorite.

@trevorswims5754 Год назад

Thats FACTS right there!

@fightinggamegeek9238 Год назад

The more I love the first movie, the more I hate the second movie

@prototypelq8574 Год назад

Personally, I don't think so at all. Sequel is the natural continuation of the themes in the first film. Perhaps, my view is not common because I saw the movie right after my first month at the university, and I had to part ways with my best friend, who was also my classmate. With Vanelope's talent for racing, it was only a matter of time when she became bored of the standard tracks her game had, and would seek new challenges for herself. Another matter is that the first movie gave Raph a friend, they never once touched on the subject of clinginess, personal space and interests, or keeping your friendships after distancing from one another. Raph has never been in a situation when his friends's personal goals create distance between them, and he never had an opportunity to work through that. Coupled with his anger issues, I think it's natural he's been confused and too clingy to realise his overstepping of boundaries.

@TobyNo1Awesomeness Год назад

There is one thing you missed. When Ralph meets King Candy for the first time, he says "Milk my duds! It's Wreck-It Ralph?!" Because only he knows Ralph and the racers don't, this is because Ralph and Turbo were technically neighbours once upon a time, hinting at the truth that he is Turbo!

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

You know, I could have sworn I wrote that down ,I know for sure that I noticed it when watching the movie, guess there is just so many great details in this film that one or two was bound to slip past me when writing everything down.

@v4mpyLuvr0001 11 месяцев назад

i also noticed this and its a really small detail, he also says “you’re not going turbo are you?” if you notice when he turns into turbo in the kart infront of Vanellope she has no clue who he is, that also hints to the fact hes turbo, but you still have no idea on first watch

@USSFFRU 7 месяцев назад

I misread this as "Milk my dudes it's Wreck-It Ralph?!" and thought this was a joke

@fireflyfox93 7 месяцев назад

I never thought about that 🤯 That's such a great detail!

@TobyNo1Awesomeness 7 месяцев назад

@@fireflyfox93 Another way you notice is through the announcer. Listen carefully. King Candy sounds different compared to the other racers announced

@purpledragon1945 Год назад

Actually the king candy boss fight scene does add something: It establishes that people eaten by cybugs become cybugs. Which makes Calhoun's backstory all the more tragic

@luxill0s Год назад

that means there’s a Cybug of her fiancé and she probably had to kill it…

@GarkKahn Год назад

Or maybe it was because turbo was a special case I hope so, because if not then the other comment is right And probably the trauma comes from that scenario rather than the wedding

@MelloMathTeacher Год назад

This point was actually addressed much earlier in the film: During the Hero's Duty gameplay scene, Calhoun explains mid-game to the (human) player "Watch it, rookie, these monsters become what they eat!" Shortly afterward, we see a cybug eat Ralph's gun and then the cybug gains gun-like appendages. This actually foreshadows King Candy/Turbo's candy-colored cybug appearance, since we see during the race that he gets eaten by the cybug. Audiences that pay close attention and recall this fact realize, "oh, here it comes" after this devouring, and receive the payoff a few minutes later when the "boss fight" starts. Man, the details and forethought in this movie were just incredible.

@pyrokatarina Год назад

holy sht

@cajunking5987 Год назад

@@MelloMathTeacher I think that was obvious to everyone, it was the “they can turn into the PEOPLE they eat” that’s revealed

@fightinggamegeek9238 Год назад

Can we talk about how much better Wreck-it Ralph explains triggers in less than one minute than other shows like 13 Reasons Why did in several seasons? “Dynamite gal” is a trigger for Calhoun. We see this when Felix calls her this. She goes into a flashback montage before flying into a panic attack. That’s what a trigger is. A phrase, event, or object that can send a person into a panic attack.

@normanclatcher Год назад

13 Reasons was malicious, point-blank.

@moonlight_oats Год назад

@@normanclatcher it was handled in extremely poor taste and i wish that there was a show that could use suicide awareness in a better way. the show makes it seem like the only way to be heard is to kill yourself which is a horrible message (duh)

@BlueMiaou Год назад

It's so interesting, it's not often we find characters with PTSD in kids movies or shows

@haxozr Год назад

i have a anxiety or panic attack everytime I see an image of a mutated deer from a horror movie

@MK-zj6hz Год назад

@@haxozr that is… oddly specific.

@ToyLolbit234 Год назад

One reason I absolutely love this movie is that Felix isn't a total a-hole to Ralph like the nicelanders even in the beginning. He's hesitant, sure, but he cares.

@ClaudetteVioletta Год назад

It was easy to make Felix a counterpart to Ralph (Good guy that is actually a jerk) but they didn't and I loved that

@ToyLolbit234 Год назад

@@ClaudetteVioletta I know! I absolutely love how they didn't do that

@joaopaulolimacavalcante3050 10 месяцев назад

Félix is just clueless, and should pay a bit more attention. When Ralph is busting him out of prison and says he knows how it is to be treated as a lowly criminal, Félix seems surprised, showing that he was nice, but never quite got, despite the numerous hints and obvious signs, how down bad Ralph was. He is a good person, just needed to have some more action

@ToyLolbit234 10 месяцев назад

Bingo!@@joaopaulolimacavalcante3050

@jeremydale4548 6 месяцев назад

Yep Felix: Worst case has a Professional, Amicable relationship with Ralph Nicelanders: Are dicks to Ralph for no reason other than his job. Which they can't seem to leave at the door when the Arcade Closes until the end when Felix UNDOUBTEDLY talked to them.

@SariSorta Год назад

Honestly, this movie didn’t really feel like a disney movie

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

That's one thing I actually really like about the movie, they took a risk and tried something completely different, and in my opinion, it worked, thanks for watching.

@JamesP7 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy I’ve heard before from someone that this movie was like Disney’s attempt at a Pixar movie and Brave was Pixar’s attempt at a Disney movie.

@bobtheball5384 Год назад

Fr! It was like lilo and stitch imo it didn't feel like a Disney movie which makes it so much memorable

@TheGingiGamer Год назад

It felt like a Pixar movie to me

@katherinesmallbean3594 Год назад

For the longest time I thought that Wreck it Ralph was a Pixar movie and Brave was a Disney movie. It's like the studios swapped for a year haha

@redtailarts101 Год назад

I think a lot of people mistake the message as "you can't change things for yourself, just accept your position and be happy" but that wasn't what was intended. It was meant to be "don't try to change who you are, change the situation." Ralph's situation does change: the Nicelanders end up being good to him. And he changes Vanellope's situation by fixing Sugar Rush and defeating Turbo. She's still herself, and rejects her princess dress in favor of her normal outfit and being a racer. It's easy to see how the message got mixed up, but it was never meant to be "accept bad situations"

@cintovalenzuela7710 Год назад

The message of the movie is to shut up and drive

@thedeliveryboy1123 Год назад

This perfectly fits since at the end it shows people not trying to change themselves, but trying to change the situation for other people Vanellope is given a chance to race and, for who she is, kids love racing as her. Ralph still gets thrown from a 20-story building at the end of every game but the Nicelanders always thank him afterwards. Ralph and Felix even change the situation for Q-bert and friends by giving them a home also the only things in the movie that blatantly change themselves throughout the film are the Cybugs and Turbo and that's specifically by changing the situation (hurting other people) to take over so make that what you will

@andreimcallister1365 Год назад

Wish people could see the same for Raya but nope.

@foxeye245 Год назад

It’s actually visulized in the movie by having Ralph live in a dump. As much as he hated his position he didn’t do anything about it and became mad when everyone looked down at him for living in a dump. But at the end of the movie, he turns this around by trying to fix his home, which then becomes such a nice place that others actually want to come and live with him. Kind of a “clean your room” message there.

@andreimcallister1365 Год назад

@@foxeye245 learn how to spell my guy

@dawnrays6161 Год назад

I don’t think King Candy is necessarily a twist villain but a villain with a twist, since he already was the antagonist even before the reveal

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, that's kind of why he works so well compared to most of Disney's other attempts.

@zeldagameryt4018 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy I’m still stunned that a character as goofy looking as King Candy is a better villain with a twist than Hans, Professor Callahan, and every other twist villain that Disney did in the 2010s

@joshualowe959 Год назад

Plus he had a true identity: Turbo

@theserpent8667 Год назад

@@zeldagameryt4018THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE!

@USSFFRU 7 месяцев назад

@@theserpent8667THAT WAS HIS STEAK

@JediSteve-J3- Год назад

Wreck it Ralphs speech as he falls actually made me shed some tears in a time where I rarely did.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

One of the best parts of the movie, thanks for watching.

@barrytalons2521 Год назад

I was a little girl in first grade when I first watched this and I cryed at that part to

@ziziorens348 Год назад

@@barrytalons2521 I was a grown-ass man and I cried as well. Every time I get reminded of that scene I can't help but hold back tears.

@brainthebrian3690 Год назад

cap

@hastaluego2185 Год назад

The sequel was a disaster. Some movies just don't deserve a sequel, like Space Chimps for example. Wreck it Ralph however had potential to be a Shrek 2 level of sequel, you would think that since the first movie was about arcade games, the sequel should've focused on modern gaming since online gaming is a trend nowadays but they had to make an emoji movie with Wreck it Ralph in it. They also ruined both Ralph and Vanellopee's character.

@sadlobster1 Год назад

"You are bad guy but this does not mean you are BAD guy." I get what Zangeif was trying to do for Ralph, really...but someone should've given this message to the Nicelanders. THEY were the ones who treated him like a terrible person every time the game was off. It's like with the actor who played Joffrey on Game of Thrones; from what I've heard, he quit acting for good after all the negativity he got from people who saw him in character (namely the fans)

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

It's Terrible how stupid some people are that they don't realize IT'S AN ACT. Thanks for watching.

@lancetheking7524 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy when people hate on an Actor by doing their job

@jamesofhoenn4790 Год назад

@@lancetheking7524 sometimes an actor becomes indistinguishable from their acting, and people immediately and permanently associate the two as a result of their work. A good example; he may seem like a good guy, but after watching Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and The Mandalorian… if I come across Giancarlo Esposito on the street, I’d probably be paralyzed in crippling and pants-crapping fear.

@tonyknighton4019 Год назад

@@jamesofhoenn4790 What about Far Cry 6?

@jamesofhoenn4790 Год назад

@@tonyknighton4019 haven’t played, but I’m familiar

@battybuddy Год назад

One thing that I kind of think is underappreciated with this movie is that Felix ISN'T the typical "Hero whose a jerk" that normally comes up when the bad guy is the protagonist. Ralph REALLY has no real "Outside work" beef with Felix("He's alright as far as good guys go, I guess"), and Felix doesn't really show any disrespect towards Ralph. The nicelanders are the ones who are mean to Ralph, and Felix- at his worst, is just trying to keep that from escalating into something like... well, what happens at the party... It's easy to think that Felix and Ralph might have gotten along better all this time had the nicelanders not taken his role for granted.

@gaelatriano5996 9 месяцев назад

And you know what, I really wished to see that more. The chemistry between them worked. I just wished a bit of that was played more.

@forrester6712 8 месяцев назад

@@gaelatriano5996 I wish there was a sequel.

@Marxus_Lenin 8 месяцев назад

@@forrester6712 Same, it's so unfortunate that Disney won't make a sequel for this movie.

@Xaviallin1 7 месяцев назад

@@Marxus_LeninThere was a fanfic with a big budget that was released back in 2018 and a continuation of the story, though I wouldn’t say it would be worthy of being a possible canon event for a sequel

@jeremydale4548 6 месяцев назад

Precisely. Felix, at worst, had a professional, amicable relationship with Ralph. The Nicelanders, meanwhile, saw him as nothing but a bad guy that does what he does for fun. Whether ralph has fun at his job or not, the fact still remains that it was his JOB. Just as it was Felix's job to fix everything and the Nicelanders' Job to basically be worthless, helpless losers. I have no doubt that Felix had a good long talking to with them about giving Ralph an ACTUAL chance and see him for who he REALLY is.

@technounionrepresentative4274 Год назад

The saddest part of calhoun is that her ptsd didn't just show up one day, Her husband dying was part of her programmed backstory like venelope being a princess, Imagine having trauma litterally programmed into you

@YeomasBros.2008 3 месяца назад

Damn…

@RF-Ataraxia 2 дня назад

Heh, just like every artist's original characters!

@WiFiDown37811 Год назад

a minor thing that I've always loved about this movie is that the main protagonist, Ralph, is the antagonist of his game. the hero of the movie is a villain. that's poetic

@SeasonalGFilms Год назад

Not sure about Felix being the villain..

@WiFiDown37811 Год назад

@@SeasonalGFilms I never said Felix was the villain 🤣 Felix couldn't be farther from being a villain if he tried. I'm just talking about Ralph. Ralph is the villain of his game but the hero of this story, hence the hero of the movie being a villain

@stevepensando2593 Год назад

And the villain of the movie was the hero of his own game (Turbo)

@peeblekitty5780 Год назад

despicable me (1) 🤝 wreck it ralph 🤝megamind great villain-as-protagonist narratives (and parodies!)

@shojodraws3399 Год назад

Honestly, if I have one single nitpick, I really would have loved to see Vanellope in her white suit at the end, the one she has on the actual console. She looks really good in it

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yes, that would have been cool, but obviously such a thing doesn't alter the plot or characters in any way, so it would have just been a neat detail.

@47ratsinahoodie Год назад

Maybe the old suit could've been modified to be the actual Vanellope von Schweets dress instead of the full on ballgown

@allerielinston8516 Год назад

Imma bet its a skin locked behind an achievement

@rekttt_7374 Год назад

@@allerielinston8516 or lootboxes and micro transaction lol

@lancehackman6304 Год назад

@@rekttt_7374 I don't think those exists in arcade games

@ruthlesslistener Год назад

One correction: Calhoun's issue was related to PTSD flashbacks, not just general trauma (though you were right about the general trauma part). 'Dynamite gal' was a trigger for her that Felix learned to avoid, and her squad made accomidations for her at her wedding to prevent that trigger from resurfacing- which I thought was excellent, because it proves that she's not just some stone-cold badass loner, she's someone with actual fears and issues that people close to her understand and help her with. It's a really nice touch

@justradicles4337 Год назад

You summed it up pretty well! It’s also nice that her crew from Hero’s Duty understands her trauma and were also the ones to explain to Felix why she seemed a bit cold and stand offish.

@ShadeSlayer1911 Год назад

@@justradicles4337 It's great to have such an understanding crew. Makes you wonder just how much they all went through together.

@Dark_Slayer3000 Год назад

The wedding scene was one of my favorite. I just found it so funny to see a whole army of gunmen aiming at a window on a wedding. I still get a good laugh when I see that scene, it's brilliant xD

@LunaBeth97 Год назад

@@Dark_Slayer3000 I was gonna comment that myself 😂 it's really nice for them to acknowledge that while you can move on from trauma and heal, it's still a part of you that should be accommodated for. It also reminds me of my friends who know me so well that they can tell if my PTSD is being triggered even before I realise it myself and they always ensure they're doing whatever they can to prevent those triggers without me asking.

@eclogitetack Год назад

Also, as the cybugs absorb whatever they eat, Calhoun would have seen the bug become her husband. Very messed up

@martijnklaassen3536 Год назад

I think that the Turbo twist worked because King Candy never acted nice. He always gave small villian vibes and you always knew something strange is up with him. Other villains act nice to the protagonists and turn evil 15 minutes before the credits.

@Chigger 7 месяцев назад

And once the villain reveal of those other characters is shown to the audience, there's far less subtlety afterwards in the villain's line delivery, facial expression, and public mannerisms.

@AverageEggmonEnthusiast Год назад

I like how this movie pitches acceptance but not complacency. It’s never once suggested that Venelope or Ralph should have just accepted their poor treatment at the beginning of the movie but instead to learn their own value.

@ClaudetteVioletta Год назад

And as a bonus, they got a better treatment, and new friends

@pdruiz2005 Год назад

But to learn their own value, they have to threaten to destroy the value of others. Ralph leaves the game and only when he's totally absent does he undermine the value of the Nicelanders. Only THEN do the Nicelanders and Felix treat him like an equal, which is messed up if you think about it. Venelope's value is only brought to her attention when a character from another game threatens his own game and Sugar Rush (he brought the bugs over). So, yeah, the message seems to be muddled here. You don't need to threaten to destroy things to realize your own value.

@jonahulichny9874 5 месяцев назад

@@pdruiz2005 isn’t Ralph presented in the wrong for leaving the nicelanders?

@22Tesla 5 месяцев назад

I think "acceptance beyond the surface level" is closer to the point. Because that is all Ralph and Vanellope are accepted as: at their surface level. Ralph is the antagonist for his game, and Vanellope seems to not have a place but is a mistake someone forgot to remove so they get treated by the denizens of their games as such. The Nicelanders see Ralph as just a bad guy, and thus treat him as if that's all he is. The other Sugar Racers see Vanellope as something that shouldn't exist so they treat her as if she is nothing and attempt to keep her from stepping out of line. It's this devaluation of themselves that sparks these two to rebel against the system: Ralph tries to be a hero so he'll be seen as one, Vanellope tries to race to prove she's not a mistake. In the end, they find their own value within each other, and also prove their value to others: Ralph is part of the game that gives it a reason to exist, and Vanellope was something. The only difference they have is history: Ralph has been known as the bad guy by the nicelanders for years, and the sugar racers only treat Vanellope so badly is because they know nothing about her. They know who they are, their history, but her? There is nothing. Which kinda fits into their roles: Ralph's role is vital to making sure the game even works so if he's gone, the game doesn't function. Vanellope's role isn't so vital in that her exclusion doesn't make the game unplayable. Opposite issues, but in the end they find value and it defines their value to their world: Ralph is a necessary part of his world, and Vanellope can be a part of hers.

@TMDTheMaskDirector-ye5oe 4 месяца назад

I bet Ralph went to help Venelope (despite their very recent first encounter) when the other racers destroyed her kart because he felt bad for her, those kids were treating Venelope pretty much the exact same way the Nicelanders treat Ralph.

@Michae89 Год назад

I'd add to the interpretation of the movie's message one more thing. It's not just about accepting your place in the world, it's about accepting that everyone's job counts, no matter how menial or even nasty it is. Usually in movies we have some guy with a shitty job, and only way for him to get his respect is to upgrade to a more prestigious one. In this one the lesson is, that you may be a grabage man (as in working in garbage removal), but you still need to be respected, as your job is essential for everything to work properly. Not everyone can be some business hotshot (because in the world where everyone's a CEO nothing gets done in the end), but everybody's needed for something, and shouldn't be looked down upon.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Right on the money, thanks for watching.

@fairymystonight1783 Год назад

Wow that’s a really good interpretation I never thought of it that way

@bakonman6611 Год назад

The other way to see it would also be that in a world of only 'lowly' workers, everyone's lives would still be relatively stable. in a world inhabited only be prestigious jobs, like you said, society would crumble because no one wants to be lesser than their peers

@K-o_S Год назад

You may be a garbage man but that doesn’t mean you’re a garbage man

@mikaelvirji5807 Год назад

And that’s why you should be a socialist. When the big corporations won’t respect you for being you

@juno6195 Год назад

I loved wreck it Ralph so much, one of my comfort movies. It’s a shame it never got a sequel

@hastaluego2185 Год назад

Huzzah a man of quality👌🏿.

@ghostofwrath3114 Год назад

It did get a sequel, but don't watch it because it is not worth your time.

@juno6195 Год назад

@@ghostofwrath3114 read the comment again but with a not so literal/taking everything seriously mindset

@UnsettledSoldier Год назад

I feel like it is better that it didn’t get a sequel. 👍😊

@aarasko Год назад

please do not watch the sequel it is an abomination. tbh it’s almost worse than the emoji movi- *gunshots*

@CriticalMaster95 Год назад

Fun fact: Turbo and King Candy were originally intended to be two separate characters. Turbo would've presumably had the same role he does in the final, however King Candy was only meant to be Vanellope's usurper who just wanted to prevent her from crossing the finish line so that he could retain his title as king, with him redeeming himself by the end. However I actually think the story works better with Turbo and King Candy being the same character, as King Candy was given a backstory by being Turbo and Turbo was given further character development by being King Candy.

@PKSuperStar256 10 месяцев назад

Personally, I think that King Candy was a separate character in the final version of the story, but was probably killed by Turbo and his appearance was used as a disguise.

@WobblesandBean 2 месяца назад

I'm glad they went with this version. King Candy isn't redeemable.

@aikordcz4424 Год назад

I love the fact that they made a foreshadowing of "glitching other characters" so that revealing turbo makes sense. When Vanellope tries to stop the bullies from wrecking her car in the begining, she grabs one of the bullies and she starts glitching with Vanellope, same way King Candy starts glitching when fighting with Vanillope, revealing his true identity edit: here in 11:46 you can see her grab the bully and glitch with her, and here in 21:04 when she grabs King Candy

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, I noticed that, but forgot to mention it, so many details, and the video is already almost 30 minutes long. It's such a great movie.

@katherinesmallbean3594 Год назад

Welp, I just read "bullies" as "bullets" and was trying to figure out when Vanellope's car was getting shot at

@optimusfan1007 Год назад

Also when Vanellope *grabbed* Ralph to glitch him through the wall with her in the Coke Mountain scene. Edit: i think its like a thing that if Vanellope is touching someone, then if she glitches, whoever shes touching also glitches.

@an0rmalp3rson70 2 месяца назад

@@katherinesmallbean3594same 💀

@JonathanMandrake Год назад

One thing that you only really pick up when you get older, is that when Calhouns Husband got eaten by that bug, that bug transformed to look like him, so he had to kill a giant bug that looked like her husband...

@aarasko Год назад

STOP UR GONNA MAKE ME CRY

@jaco8822 25 дней назад

and if turbo was anything to go by, said cy-bug had the mannerisms and/or conciousness of the person it ate.

@xellotath863 Год назад

My only problem with this movie is how they never really addressed the fact that Gene (the Nicelander leader) was verbally abuse to Ralph and the one who made him snap. I really wish there was an onscreen scene with Gene realizing he was wrong. But instead we got Gene blaming Ralph some more for ruining the game and then the Nicelanders accepting Ralph only shown in a montage.

@ZelinkSupporter Год назад

There are a couple more moments that hint at King Candy being Turbo. Or at the very least not being a part of Sugar Rush 1. King Candy is the only one to recognize Ralph right away. This is because Turbo’s game was right next to Ralph’s, making them neighbors in a sense 2. Ralph makes a comment about how pink the throne room is. King Candy says it’s salmon and quickly changes the topic. This is supposed to hint that he’s not the true owner of the castle 3. When King Candy approaches Ralph with the intention to manipulate him, Ralph is (understandably) on the offensive. King Candy is actually terrified for his life. The reason for this is highlighted in the beginning of the movie. If you die outside your game, you don’t respawn. If King Candy was actually a part of Sugar Rush, he would have no reason to fear Ralph killing him because he would simply respawn

@summermelody7942 5 месяцев назад

For #2, people who are first watching the movie and don’t know of the “King Candy is Turbo” twist may just sum that bit up to Turbo catching himself when Ralph goes a little off topic

@Justmonika6969 5 месяцев назад

Good catches!

@VideoGameMasters09 4 месяца назад

Whoa!!!! In regards to number 3. Good catch!

@ultimate_pleb Год назад

10:10 i love the detail of Calhoun reloading her gun something that is vital for most modern FPS games: ALWAYS reload your gun before taking an objective, the thing she's about to do (technically). think of it as rule 1 of FPS

@ChaoticEvo 5 месяцев назад

A rule the often forget because I'm just trying to move forward

@ultimate_pleb 5 месяцев назад

@@ChaoticEvo then move forward while reloading

@g.williams2047 Месяц назад

Yes, because you will 100% get swarmed by enemies. It's a great thing I never noticed.

@ultimate_pleb Месяц назад

@@g.williams2047 *yes*

@spydersoup8447 Год назад

One hint at the climax I'm suprised you didn't address which I myself managed to spot, which is when King Candy realised the goo monster was Ralph, he actually seems to recognize him and mentioned his name, as if he's heard of him before while everyone else acts as if they've never seen him before, it's their first time seeing him and don't even know his name. Not only that, but when Ralph explained everything to King Candy, King Candy himself actually used the infamous term "Going Turbo" while no one else in the game ever once used it. It's clear that no one in the game has ever been outside their game before, which makes sense because of the game's daily racers gameplay part and how they race every night when the arcade is closed to set that up, but it's clear that King Candy has been outside the game before and had gotten to know the other characters and their games and their terminology. Another hint at his true nature which you probably should've pointed out.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Wow, you're right, I didn't even realize that, this movie really is Impeccably Perfect isn't it.

@juniecw Год назад

Felix also says something along the lines of “oh I forgot you guys are a new game” when he’s explaining to Calhoun what going Turbo means. So while it may be a common phrase, it’s mostly characters from older games like Ralph’s who know what the backstory is. Since King Candy knows the phrase and uses it properly when talking to Ralph it very subtly hints that he’s not originally from a newer game like Sugar Rush.

@alexgmplays8222 Год назад

Another slight hint of his true nature is that Turbo was from a racing game and tried to take over another racing game the moment it became more popular than his own. And Sugar Rush seems to be the most popular of the kind right now. Although, i have to admit that the movie makes you think the whole Turbo thing ended when the older games got shut down but it isn't a stretch to assume Turbo managed to escape, even if you're watching the movie for the first time

@TheWispGuy Год назад

Oh wow, I never even noticed that subtle detail there. Nice catch!

@ezrawyvern6795 Год назад

Let's not forget, while easy to miss in the beginning of the movie, we see TurboTime was next to Wreck-It Ralph. Adds even more as to why King Candy knew Ralph.

@m1lesr Год назад

Ralph rephrasing the bad guy speech while about sacrifice himself is very emotional and is the scene in the movie hands down.

@raggens Год назад

I’ve noticed you also forgot to mention that the cameo from Sonic the Hedgehog actually brings up something of importance in his PSA regarding dying outside your own game, which would be of super-importance since Ralph, Felix, Calhoun, and even King Candy/Turbo are basically risking their own lives in a game that’s not their own

@theAstarrr Год назад

Turbo had programmed himself into the game (he's probably been killed by items multiple times) but beacons kill Cy-bugs permanently.

@raggens 8 месяцев назад

@@theAstarrrI’m quite sure that even if he made himself a character in Sugar Rush it wouldn’t have been the case as when he’s threatened by Ralph he has genuine fear in his eyes - which seems odd because King Candy is a character in Sugar Rush and if he were to actually die in his own game he would just respawn… right?

@theAstarrr 8 месяцев назад

@@raggens maybe...but it doesn't make sense... I'm really good at Mario Kart, but I still get hit by items all the time. With the items shown in the movie, it's inevitable that each character would die....I find it weird that he never died when he's in all those races.

@Monochrome2004 8 месяцев назад

@@raggens to be fair tho, even if i had the power to respawn doesnt mean i'd want to die. it's probably still painful and/or a hassle, so it's understandable, plus even with the knowledge that "hey, i'll just come back if i die here" there's probably still a deeprooted urge to... well. avoid death. or getting hurt in general. thus explaining the fear

@memelurd7341 2 месяца назад

On a side note, Are there multiple Sonics in the world of this movie? The Sonic we see in the PSA is modern Sonic, yet there's a Sonic the Fighters machine in this arcade.

@ccruze_ Год назад

Finally someone talks about this amazing movie, the first time i saw wreck it ralph it was the best movie ive ever seen but nobody ever talked about it!

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

You're welcome, I myself didn't even realize just how good this movie was until recently, but now it's one of my favorite movies of all time.

@SpaceWolf21 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy another movie you should check out is monsters vs aliens its DreamWorks but it is another one of those underappreciated masterpieces. Another 2 I can think of are the black cauldron and Disney's Atlantis. These movies are rarely celebrated but with a little love and attention and the proper marketing strategies these films could branch off into series and spinoffs and all kinds of merchandise. Its surprising how little an effort has been put into cashing in on these things. If only every film maker put the love and effort into their projects as starwars gets

@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 Год назад

Both Wreck it Ralph movies are very underrated

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

@@SpaceWolf21 I'm actually planning to make a Black Cauldron review for Halloween time next month, so that video is coming soon-ish, I'll probably do an Atlantis review eventually, though I never considered Monsters VS Aliens, but I'm not opposed to reviewing that movie either. Thanks for the suggestions.

@SpaceWolf21 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy anytime 😁👍I look forward to seeing your new videos 🥰

@missamieholly2313 Год назад

Can I also just add I really loved that they didn't make Felix into the villain just because he was the good guy in his game? He was easily the nicest to Ralph out of all the game characters, but his problem was that he was too much of a pushover and didn't really understand Ralph's plight. Hence later on in the jail cell scene where he has an epiphany after being repeatedly mistreated and Ralph explaining to him that's his everyday life. Not only do Ralph change for the better to appreciate his position in life, but Felix also changes his outlook regarding what it means to be a good person. All in all, he was just a decent guy with flaws and not evil in any way. My lord, I shudder at how good the character arcs were in this film. They're so amazing

@ViceN53X Год назад

My favorite detail is Turbo's death ended with his real face screaming in cartoonish terror before "going into the light" and the fact that he won't come back cause he died out of his own game. Sonic's advertisement in one of the earlier scenes did mention to use caution not to die out of your own game.

@theserpent8667 Год назад

The boss level is very quotable. Probably has my favourite lines to impersonate King Candy with. Also, a subtle detail is that when King Candy is running from Ralph, it's not out of cowardice, but fear. He knows he's not supposed to be in Sugar Rush, and if Ralph kills him, he won't regenerate. Game over.

@robertscott1949 Год назад

King Candy's villain maniputlation scene at 16:14 was clever, but it is not unique in Disney animation. Mother Gothel in Tangled did much the same thing when she gave the Stabington Brothers the royal crown to enlist their help in her plan to regain control of Rapunzel. As for the "boss fight" at 23:30, I don't think it was weak at all. Without that fight, we would not get the chance to hear the dialog that emphasizes Ralph's willness to sacrifice himself for Vanelope. When King Candy says it is the end for both of them, Ralph says "No, just for me". Also this gives the opportunity for Ralph's emotional final recitation of the Bad-anon Pledge. The "boss fight" is very necessary. I agree this movie is a masterpiece.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

First point, the difference is that Mother Gothel was only telling the brothers what they wanted to hear, misleading them into thinking they will actually get something that they don't even understand. Whereas King Candy tells Ralph something that he doesn't want to hear, something that makes perfect logical sense and is based in what Ralph knows is true about his world. Both are good scenes, but the King Candy one is especially well written. Second point, I do agree that the "boss fight" is good, I just think it is less important than most of the rest of the film, and the final part where Ralph defies King Candy and drops down to his supposed doom is amazing. I never said it was bad in any way, just a bit of "final battle fluff" so-to-speak, that leads to a great scene.

@X1erra Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Hahah. "Final battle fluff". I guess in retrospect when you're analyzing it "final battle" tends to be morally irrelevant. But at least in this one, it was always amazing to watch, tensions were high, the stakes were deservedly world-ending at the time (because Ralph brought a Cybug early on), and it set the stage for Ralph's sacrifice which finally completes the full circle. So it's one of the best in the movies too :)

@queens.dee.223 Год назад

I think Ralph's willingness to sacrifice himself was necessary and of all the ways that could have been given space, the boss fight was elegant in that it gave Ralph a chance to pull at our heartstrings, and by turning the urgency up to 11 made it certain Ralph's demise would not have been avoidable through anything he could have done. And a boss fight is very much in keeping with the aesthetic of the movie.

@theAstarrr Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy I'd argue that it's the "Oh sh**, I can't just make the beacon easily and finish up the third act" moment. And it feels tense - many movies have fighting scenes where they're moving so fast you can't tell what's going on (mostly live action), but this one is clear to see and understand. He has to fight Turbo and dislodge the mints at the same time, not an easy feat.

@DewMan31 Год назад

I think it's interesting that in order to obtain the Hero's Duty medal, Ralph gets rid of his armor, proving that his own abilities are what can help him achieve his goal. I think this also helps foreshadow his eventual attempt at a sacrifice, where he uses his own strength to accomplish his goal, but now with the acceptance of his role in the world.

@KHTimeProtecter Год назад

“Felix makes his biggest mistake yet: Complimenting a woman.” I’M ROLLING!!! 🤣

@SonicGamerGirl2006 4 месяца назад

It made me laugh, but to be fair, it makes sense. Felix unintentionally and unknowingly triggered Calhoun. "Dynamite gal" is likely one of Calhoun's triggers, a common case of PTSD. Also, notice how Felix avoids using this nickname when she's around. He has likely learned to avoid using it, knowing that "dynamite gal" triggers all those painful memories of when Calhoun's fiance was killed on her wedding day of all times.

@davidnissim589 Год назад

One detail you left out is that we can see Ralph's empathetic side early on in the movie, when he gives one of his cherries to Q-Bert and his friends (since they're homeless). This makes the Nicelanders' arguments against him even more unfair, since we can see that he's actually a good person, but the Nicelanders just see him as a "bad guy", which, of course, is what inspires him to go Turbo to prove that he's not. Every single detail in this movie ties together in some way, and that's why it's a masterpiece.

@codaboi138 Год назад

I also wanna add that it was great for the time it came out. What I mean is, in 2013, gaming culture was really on the rise and being a 13 year old kid, seeing the film recognize the hobby, really respecting and using the subject, it really resonated with me at the time. It's a rare case of a company really striking while the iron was hot in the culture of young kids, and then having it work well.

@GarkKahn Год назад

Considering most gaming culture reference were more inclined to insult it like showing average gamers as a "discord mod" it felt weird watching this movie Like some christmas movie when an awful person has a change of heart and starts being nice to everyone for no apparent reason

@realpaperstarzz Год назад

I think my favorite part of the movie is how all the characters have different artstyles

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, Disney really needs to try more unique stuff like this movie and stop relying on the same tired Tangled art style over and over (or you could argue it started with Bolt). It's one of the biggest reasons I want them to make 2D animated movies again, as they all had such unique stylized looks, while still feeling "Disney". Thanks for watching.

@bonedude1286 10 месяцев назад

I really like it too. The three main artstyles are not only unique from each other, but mixes with each other very well. Fix-It Felix: Blocky, human-ish, bright and simple colors. Hero's Duty: Realistic, full humans and aliens, darker and monotone-ish colors. Sugar Rush: Rounded, yet cartoony. Human-likes and candy people, and bright, vibrant colors.

@marumaru.3471 Год назад

“I am bad, not good. I will never be good, and that’s not bad. There’s no one I’d rather be than me.” I can still recite this from memory. It’s stuck with me for about 7 years, and it will stay with me for many more.

@gabrielladieu2621 Год назад

Doesn’t the line start with “I’m bad, and that’s good”?

@silverluigi9792 Год назад

This was a great movie review. However, about the Turbo-virus boss fight scene, I actually think it ties up Turbo nicely in the end for a few reasons: -One, it brings the two villainous forces of the movie together to show both as a threat. -Two, due to Turbo's knowledge on code, it makes sense why he would die so easily. -Three, Turbo's refusal throughout the film to refuse to accept others as they are and accept who he truly is (a someone who was important in his own game) culminates into a sci-bug as you said in the video (viruses that absorb what isn't theirs). His desire to be more than what he is lead him to be someone a virus both metaphorically and literally. First, he goes into that other racer game causing problems for it causing not just his game to be unplugged but the other one as well. Then changing Sugar Rush to his desires causing other people's lives to be ruined (like Venellope becoming a glitch and making everyone else lose their memories and become discriminatory people against Venellope). A virus is one that typically corrupts code, so in a way he was a virus before the sci-bugs. The sci-bugs just made him into what he is. -Finally, his constant meddling and non-acceptance for what he is ends up catching up with him when the new code flaw catches up to him and ends his reign of terror. Ending with him really earning his comeuppance dying with the rest of the viruses since he himself from the beginning was a virus.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah it is actually quite good, it just seems less good because of how amazing everything else around it is.

@silverluigi9792 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Fair enough then. I just wanted to put my two cents in on the scene

@WEB-0813 Год назад

And a damn good two cents it is my friend

@GarkKahn Год назад

Also when your time passes accept it and move on, otherwise you'll get hurt and probably hurt others and who knows? maybe you'll have another chance, speaking of games we can use how some old games have a resurgence in popularity due to nostalgia or whatever

@scribblerstudios9895 Месяц назад

Kinda a Alexander against Darius III argument, the Persian king that faced alexander was an excellent leader, tactian, and warrior. But Alexander happened to just have the right stuff to be better, and thus Darius is relegated to be the guy who lost his empire to a man leading an army of pointy sticks., a man who would end up being known as the great and have his name scrawled across history to the modern day. In this case, as stated, the final boss battle was an amazing one. but with everything else in the movie being so good as well, it made it harder for it to stand out. Grant, it certainly ain't a 1 to 1 comparison, but it's what makes sense in my head

@vlover15OO Год назад

King candys speech to trick ralph is diabolical. Its fantastic and something all manipulative villians should take note of

@TrueBladeSoul 10 месяцев назад

Because without the knowledge of her real role in the game it actually makes sense if she really was just a glitch then he would be right

@rachelthornton4442 Год назад

Something I will say in favor of the boss fight, even though I agree that it's the weakest part, I love how in a movie about video games, there's a boss battle. And it's set up exactly how you'd expect a video game boss battle to look. An enclosed arena space, a villain with an updated and more powerful form, an amalgam of everything the hero has faced before; you can tell that this movie was made by people who love video games.

@jamesofhoenn4790 Год назад

I know it might seem like a jumbled mess to the random passer-by, but Wreck-It-Ralph is such a spectacular movie. I could practically recite it by heart from watching it so much, and yet I still find small details upon revisiting, and I still adore the characters and their abilities interactions with eachother… … it’s such a shame that the sequel decided to toss it all aside and turn it into something that just blends in with the rest of Modern Disney’s works.

@oceanbreeze3172 Год назад

When I first saw the movie as a kid, I said "This is the best movie ever!" And after a lifetime of seeing cynicism in Disney, I look back and realize just how special the very existence of this movie is. It's one of those movies that feels like it couldn't exist again, and yet it does, and so thoroughly.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Can you believe this movie is almost 10 years old!? (Edit: It is now officially 10 years old!).

@Edwinaopt Год назад

That is crazy! I remember watching it when it came out!

@jjtheraccoon61 Год назад

@@Edwinaopt So do I! I still remember the exact date I saw it (I've cherished it in my memories for so long). It was an awesome time in my life! 😁

@antwain2799 Год назад

Rockstar, will you please make a video on Frozen, since it's almost 10 years old as well?

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

@@antwain2799 actually I was thinking about that recently, so probably, but I've a few other videos further in development, so it'll be probably a few weeks before I get to that, but a Frozen review will definitely be coming in the future (and probably the sequel as well)

@spouwnerring Год назад

You forgot to pin your comment

@allenharper2928 Год назад

I'm a grown man, 48 the end of this month. Growing up in the heyday of arcades, I was HEAVILY interested in this movie. When this movie finally came out on DVD (I'd missed the theater release), I was blown away. I can't express the joy I felt seeing characters I loved in the arcade interacting with each other, even if it was limited. Nef from Altered Beast, Dig Dug (I nearly clapped when I saw Pooka and Fygar strolling along conversing in the sounds they made in game like a couple of coworkers after a long shift), Pac Man, the ghosts... Just everything was perfect. I was a kid in the arcade again, strolling along in the dimly lit yet bright with flashing lights room, looking at new games, and watching old favorites. The story had me entranced. Then we get to the end, and a certain part nearly had me bawling like a baby (had to excuse myself when I watched it a second time with my sister and her husband). Ralph was plunging towards what he believed was his certain death, and he recites the bad anon affirmation, it hit me hard. I am a former drug addict, and at the time was still in Narcotics Anonymous, doing the 12 steps, and it reminded me so much of the Serenity Prayer. Now granted, the serenity Prayer doesn't tell us we're bad people and should just accept it lol, but it does teach us there are things we can't change about ourselves (addictive personality, weak willpower when confronted with our demons, etc.) And we have to accept and be on guard for. Drugs have cost me so much in my life, and I empathized SO MUCH with Ralph in that moment that it just tore my heart to pieces. That is why I hate hate HATE what they did to him in the sequel. That wasn't the Ralph I knew, that wasn't the Ralph who accepted who he was and was willing to sacrifice himself for his friend... That wasn't the Ralph I drew a little strength from in my darkest time. It was some abomination that had skinned Ralph and was wearing him. I stopped watching a half hour in, and went back and watched the first one as a "palate cleanser". Sorry for the length, I just wanted to explain why this movie means so much to me, and why I hate Disney now.

@allenharper2928 Год назад

Oh, and one thing I'd like to point out... Kinda dark. It involves the Q*Bert characters. You had Q*Bert of course, Coiley the main antagonist, Slick and Sam, who changed the color of blocks they hopped on, and Ugg, who moved across the blocks on the SIDE of them, rather than the tops, kinda throwing your perspective off and making it difficult to tell when it was safe to jump. There was one character missing, though... Ugg had a counterpart that did the same as him. His name? Wrongway. Maybe when the game was unplugged he went the wrong way and got deleted?😰

@namelessnavnls8060 Год назад

I think one of the absolute worst things the sequel to this glorious movie is that they not only character assassinated Ralph and Vanellope, but also LEGIT FORGOT FELIX AND CALHOUN EXISTED.. I _adored_ the side plot of Felix's and Calhoun's (partially) reluctant partnership to save two games, turned romance. It is SUCH a unique take on the reluctant teamwork dynamic story we've probably seen a bajillion times before.

@joslynhayes8530 Год назад

Vanellope Von Schweets is such an important character to me. I have epilepsy and I can’t drive. I was also bullied horribly for it. I also have a very similar personality to Vanellope. She helped me learn to accept my condition because it may be a blessing in disguise. I plan on getting a tattoo of her that looks like her in her messy car like how she looks on the side of the arcade cabinet.

@momimhome7540 Год назад

Dude, I have it too! Vanellope is my favorite character. (At least in the FIRST film.)

@joslynhayes8530 Год назад

@@momimhome7540 we don’t talk about that other film

@momimhome7540 Год назад

@@joslynhayes8530 What other film?

@joslynhayes8530 Год назад

@@momimhome7540 Ralph Breaks the internet.

@Koopalingfan 6 месяцев назад

I’m sorry that happened and that’s nice about Vanellope.

@justjucc5655 Год назад

I’m surprised you didn’t mention why the king candy/turbo boss fight adds another layer to calhoon’s sad backstory. Since it’s shown that when a cybug becomes enhanced when eating a person, mainly gaining their mannerisms, it’s likely that the cybug that ate calhoon’s husband, if even for a moment, looked and acted like him.

@aarasko Год назад

STOP UR GONNA MAKE ME CRY /pos

@NomadSage07 Год назад

As an autistic person, this movie connects with me so much. I relate to almost every character at the same time, somehow. Each character feels like a part of me, ESPECIALLY VENNELOPE. This is my favorite movie ever.

@Mylesledragon Год назад

I'm autistic too!

@abbog6990 Год назад

me 3!

@RandomDragonEXE Год назад

Me 4!

@davidochoa774 Год назад

Me 5!

@neru1584 Год назад

Oh my god im autistic too and i thought i was the only one, i loved this movie everytime my school put it on when i was younger and i never really thought WHY i liked it so much. This video really made me realize that its incredibly relateable to everything ive gone through in my life.

@AlryFireBlade Год назад

17:40 Sad you missed this small detail. I love how during this scene the glitch made her fall to the ground, it adds to the emotion of the scene. And the fact that she just can't run to punch because she is so broken there. This scene hits so hard, because in that moment, both people are right.

@47ratsinahoodie Год назад

Calhoun and Felix were so unnecessarily cute, I love it

@raindrop650 Год назад

I remember when this movie came out and I was able to watch it over and over without getting bored. I just love how its a gaming atmosphere and wish there was more movies like this. The plot was amazing, the characters, writing and just everything. It was a well crafted movie and I wish more people appreciate it. The first movie will always be the best against the second

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

There's no competition on whether the first or second is better. Thanks for watching.

@Treeeee2008 Год назад

When I first saw the trailer for this movie back in 2012 I thought it was just going to be dumb Roger Rabbit cash in, but it turned out being way better than I expected, I am a bit disappointed that they spent a lot of time in sugar Rush instead of exploring more worlds, but at the same time I'm glad that they didn't just have every popular video game character pop on screen and be like "HEY IT'S ME FROM THAT GAME YOU PLAYED WHEN YOU WERE 12!" They actually had a story to go along with that.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, the whole "hey it's me" thing is pretty much what happened in the sequel that must not be named. Thanks for watching.

@awesomeplushproductions Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy yeah slaughter race was a good part, but that was because it was a video game, the only part of the internet that relates to arcade games. Without the character butchering, crappy references, self promotion, and leaving out Felix and Calhoun, Ralph breaks the internet could have been great That and if they called it Ralph WRECKS the internet

@jazzyvino Год назад

@Awesome Plush Productions I wish the focus of the sequel was about modern gaming and how it impacts the relevancy of arcade games. They could've went into Steam, and dove into consoles and possibly mobile games? (Although they technically went into a mobile game on the iPad in the middle of the credits) but it could've been explored more. Maybe even meet characters from online that want to live in the Arcade and vice versa.

@awesomeplushproductions Год назад

@@jazzyvino i could imagine Ralph and vanelope (AND FELIX AND CALHOUN) could explore the internet games while the arcade closes for the weekend or whatever

@davidnissim589 Год назад

yeah, they incorporated other popular characters well. I liked the animation of Pac-Man eating all the shrimp cocktails at the party XD

@theggamer2824 Год назад

Here’s a detail you might have missed in did you know that in the first movie the Cybug that eats and fuses with Turbo is the same one that Ralph brought with him when he was in the escape pod to Sugar Rush!

@fluffcake Год назад

This movie is so masterfully told and also carefully planned and written. It’s beautiful and doesn’t force it’s video game references so obviously, it embraces that it’s set in a very video game and treats it with respect as establishing rules and other important things. It makes for a great stand alone film~

@gatst7680 Год назад

I've always loved this movie. I used to think maybe I was overblowing it in my head due to my intense passion and love for video games, but the references and small details just make an incredibly well written movie even better! I'd love to hear your take on the sequel, which many find to be a much worse movie. I never actually saw it, so I can't give my opinion on it, but it would be interesting to hear the point of view that really enjoys the first one!

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

That will probably be a video for some time in the future (but long story short, it ain't exactly good). Thanks for watching.

@Orc_Savage Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy This is my fave movie of all time

@liamdenise246 Год назад

1st Wreck it film: a great novel idea, with several cool ideas including: -Arcade games are alive and can travel between each other, meaning Sonic and Doom guy could be best bros etc. -That the villains of games are not actual bad guys but actors simply playing the part. -That a villain wants to be a good guy instead, but must learn to accept his role. -That viruses can destroy the game, but so can other characters if they stay in another arcade. And a nice timeless feel, people like Sonic and Doom guy etc mixed with older characters and games like just dance, so it could be from 2016 or now, or from the 90's, who knows. 2nd: extremely dated promoting ads and products disney burchering.

@bruhboi2334 6 месяцев назад

Still hoping we get a 3rd movie to recover from that mess of a 2nd film.

@Somerandomperson-hl1kt 2 месяца назад

Oh my gosh. This comment made me realise something. In this world, the Isabelle/Doom Guy best friend relationship that everyone loves, (including me) is possibly canon. Pity that the second movie exists and retroactively wrecks the first movie beyond repair, so much so that not even Felix’s hammer could fix it.

@sethfeldpausch4337 Год назад

To this day, Wreck it Ralph is the only animated movie that makes me cry. Every time I watch the scene where he destroys her kart, I lose it. This movie truly is a masterpiece! The sequel can burn in hell though!😂

@civetmink9060 Год назад

Also the reason king candy being Turbo works is because he was already a villain. It only makes him more compelling unlike other twists which might as well replace the good guy with a villain.

@PeePeePooPooOfficial Год назад

Finally someone is giving this movie credit

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Thanks, I thought it needed more love, so I made this video, glad you enjoyed.

@Flower_Mom Год назад

I love the father/daughter relationship between Ralph and Vanelope. Just imagine if the two of them could meet up with Sully and Boo. That's a crossover I wanna see!

@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 Год назад

This movie could have so easily been a precursor to The Emoji Movie, but thankfully this was in the days when Disney put their storytelling first and marketing second.

@GravitySucksGD Год назад

I feel like the emoji movie was a precursor to Ralph breaks the internet lol

@andre_601 Год назад

14:41 Also, Ralph clearly starts to feel sympathy to her too as she basically tells him in that scene that she's all alone... Just like he feels.

@RealHyperHedgehog Год назад

Wreck It Ralph is one of Disney’s best movies. Along with The Lion King, Big Hero 6, Tangled, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast.

@traviscunningham7062 10 месяцев назад

I’m happy that you’ve returned. 💨 🧢

@teletubbiewithashotgun3284 Год назад

"im bad and thats good ill never be good and thats not bad theres no one i'd rather be then me" that scene always gives me chills along with the car breaking scene

@HeidiGraham1982 Год назад

Those two and the final scene are the three that always get me!

@brettluthern50 Год назад

I’ve actually always liked the bossfight because it shows how much turbo has manipulated the code and changed himself to stay active. By the end he’s this bug mutant monstrosity with the face of a character he completely made up just to stay in power, a place ralph may have gone if he continued down the “must not be wreck it ralph” path. It also causes some great comeuppance.

@elliottpak Год назад

I especially liked how turbo said “Welcome to the boss level!” It’s like as if he’s so desperate to make himself look grandiose and amazing that he doesn’t care if he needs to become a game entity whose purpose in the game is to be defeated by the player as long as he can be relevant. (Okay I was probably overanalyzing lol)

@frozenthingsstudios2452 Год назад

King Candy is the standout of the film imo. My favorite scene in the whole film was when King Candy was revealed to be Turbo during the final race and then abused Vanellope. I also found foreshadows to King Candy being the main antagonist of the film on my recent viewing of the film. For example, we saw King Candy in the control room and then the camera shows Vanellope's profile wire is actually cut and moved far away which shows King Candy is up to no good.

@wkoya4803 Год назад

I will say that Sugar Rush as a game isn't capable of sustaining itself. Racers need a medal to participate in a race yet you need to get first in a race to get a medal. This brings the idea that 9 or so (dunno the number of players that take part in a race) medals are put into the race for 1 character to get back, which isn't nearly enough for a large number of racers to always take part in a race. Then comes the skill set, every character is going to get a medal eventually, but when the player doesn't control a character it's clear that some racers will not only be more skilled than others but some will also have better karts. So half of the racers will only get a medal if they are chosen by the player. Emphasize the "if". There is a big likelihood that only 3 or so racers will ever be chosen by players, especially if kart stats are a thing when choosing who you play as.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, that kind of makes sense, but since it doesn't really change what happens in the movie or plot, I don't get hung up on a detail like that. Thanks for watching.

@fishdude2954 Год назад

It's entirely possible (and you can argue it's even very subtly hinted) that the pay-coins-to-play system was just something Turbo came up with to prevent Vanellope from participating, since she wasn't playable and thus could never earn coins on her own. I imagine when she became president she abolished it and just let everyone compete so the Random Roster Race would actually be more random as intended

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

@@fishdude2954 very likely.

@wkoya4803 Год назад

@@fishdude2954 good point! Didn't think about that

@robertranes2941 Год назад

The racers pay with coins, not medals. The game only interpreted Ralph's medal as a coin because it's the same shape and material. The coins are won from the races throughout the day before they race for the roster. By not allowing Vanellope the ability to race she has zero coins. Also, only first place gets a coin. I'd be willing at least the top 4 get them based on placement each race.

@quilaviper Год назад

"Felix did the worst thing a man can do... compliment a woman." BRO I DIED LMFAO-

@dakkath414 Год назад

One little detail I love is that when Ralph is doing his heroic dive, it's in the classic Superman pose.

@TheDwarvenDefender Год назад

You know, I never fully understood why Mario (and Luigi) had no place in the film. "Bowser was in the movie, so... what gives?" However, I think I finally found my answer: One might say that Mario and Luigi were *_too close to Ralph_* and it would have thrown a spanner in the works of the whole story if not done right. You see, Mario and Luigi, two of the most iconic "heroes" in gaming, were once... *_wreckers._* With that knowledge in mind, you can just see the iconic brothers saying to Ralph, "It's-a not so bad, buddy! Back in the day, we wrecked lots-a the stuff! See? Wreckers save the princess all the time! Wahoo!" Maybe a little too on-the-nose?

@Terminal_Apotos Год назад

I watched this Movie 3 times in one night because I liked it so much. Also Sonic is in it so 10/10.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

It's hard to go wrong with Sonic (or is it?). Thanks for watching.

@LexiLunarpaw Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy you can go wrong with Sonic... Its called Ralph Breaks the Internet...

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

@@LexiLunarpaw my comment was actually poking fun at the inconsistency of the Sonic franchise, (hence the "or is it?" Part). I didn't actually think you couldn't go wrong with Sonic.

@kittycatmeowmeow963 Год назад

I love this movie because I understand how Vanellope feels. I have epilepsy. Seizures are caused by glitches in the brain. When I was little, kids not only made fun of me, but teachers were scared of me and kicked out of their classes because they were worried I would cause problems. When I first saw this movie, I just wanted to hug her.

@user-sl1wt1dv4y Год назад

"i'm cringe, and thats based, i'll never be based and thats not cringe. Theres no one i'd rather be, than me" -wreckit ralph

@LizardOfOz69 Год назад

I feel like whoever worked on the sequel took the "accept who you are" message as "if you are stuck in a bad situation, don't change anything because you're meant to have a bad time" which like, no... you looked too deep at a "love yourself" message you guys.

@dguy0386 Год назад

this movie is in more ways than one the end of a era for Disney

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Yeah, they haven't made a movie this good since (though Encanto was decent I will admit)

@Mr_Gamer-Random Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy and Moana was also good

@Sorcerer-SMC Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Opinion respected, but Big Hero 6 and Zootopia were also good Disney movies too, as well as Moana.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

@@Mr_Gamer-Random believe it or not, but Moana is actually my second LEAST favorite movie released since this one.

@Sorcerer-SMC Год назад

Not really, cause there were still some good Disney movies after the first Wreck It Ralph movie. Frozen, I do agree is overrated, but it’s still charming in its own way, and In Summer was pretty much my only favorite song from the movie aside from Kristoff’s “Reindeer are Better than People” Big Hero 6 may have some flaws like how the twist villain was handled, but overall it’s still a pretty great and epic film. Zootopia is such a great movie, and it’s one of the few movies that actually tackles and handles racism in the best way possible without being too preachy or annoying about it. Moana was also an amazing film, and THIS was the TRUE end of an era for Disney, not Wreck It Ralph. The Renaissance Revival began with Princess and the Frog and ended with Moana.

@emeraldnoir7099 Год назад

Won't Lie: Wreck-it Ralph did help with my vertigo attacks and I think was a reason they vanished entirely.

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Always nice when a movie inexplicably cures a problem am I right. Thanks for watching.

@emeraldnoir7099 Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy When I had them, vision blurrs and the spinning world became no issue when I would sit with my PS-Vita and watch Wreck-It Ralph on it. Due to the movments, colors and perfect speed of the movie, it kept my issues way down.

@anthonyoliver418 Год назад

I like how the Movie makes sure everyone who plays a major part, is a bit in the wrong, or has a flaw with how they view/approach things, leading to each character growing, and making the ending along with their development all the more investing!

@atomicskull6405 Год назад

The best thing about the plot twist is that it was completely obvious all along and you don't realize it till it's revealed.

@dr.kineilwicks7002 Год назад

As one purple fedora-wearing person to another: your hat choice is valid and I love it. 👍 As for the movie itself...yes it is a masterpiece (shame it never got a sequel, but why ruin perfection amirite?). From an artistic standpoint I love picking out all the little details, like the different candies and sweets Sugar Rush is made out of, and I agree with your analysis of it being a tightly done film with an actual believable twist that still holds up once you know it. Something I heard recently was that King Candy's name is generic compared to the other Sugar Rush racers, also pointing to him being an outsider, and it just goes to show how much thought was put into this film. Plus all the characters are fun and it's always enjoyable rewatching the movie, which is probably the highest praise I can give a film. If you can watch it over and over again without it getting old, you've got a great movie there.

@saragarnica723 Год назад

Yes, I whole-heartedly agree! Wreck it ralph is definitely a masterpiece, and one of the greatest Disney movies from the 2010's. Also, this movie DID get a sequel. It's called Ralph breaks the Internet, and came out in 2018, but unfortunately, isn't as great as the first one, and for VERY obvious reasons. I assume you haven't watched the sequel; And if you DO watch it someday, I hope you enjoy it. Or If not, thats fine as well.

@0Magicallywild0 Год назад

@@saragarnica723 preeeettttyyyyyyy sure they were being sarcastic on the whole sequel bit. (Pretending that it doesn’t exists)

@saragarnica723 Год назад

@@0Magicallywild0 Oh...well, that makes sense lol😂 Sorry, I genuinely thought he hadn't watched the second movie

@HarambaeXelonmuskfans Год назад

You just need the “m’lady” and this’ll be perfect

@kraftykactus1028 Год назад

@@saragarnica723 shhhhhhh

@StarlightNkyra Год назад

Wreck it Ralph is such an underrated gem. People just kind of forgot about this wonderful film. Sad that the sequel kind of overshadowed it because of how bad it was :/

@tiandi5585 Год назад

Ralph's ending dialogue made me tear up. Both movies had to pull my heartstrings with their endings.

@Rocketknightgeek Год назад

One super subtle touch is that Vanellope's cart can justify the otherwise ludicrous notion that she could catch up from a 2 minute deficit. Being made by Ralph, a character who breaks anything he touches, it's broken as well. It even has a paintjob that mimics misaligned textures common in glitched 'custom' vehicles that have gamebreaking stats.

@Edwinaopt Год назад

I really like this review and the music you used! This review made me want to watch the film again! I agree that Ralph and Venelope are good characters that feel like real people! Also why is Felix more adorable than all the candy people 🤣

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

I will admit, Felix can be kind of adorable sometimes

@a_cynical_mad_man_vods Год назад

He's using a lot of classic NES/SNES era game music. Fits the theme of the movie very well

@aliceros1 Год назад

Omg I loved the music. I was wondering if anyone else would mention it. This is the first video of his I watch. Came for wreck it ralph but stayed for the nostalgic music.

@matthewb5364 Год назад

Wreck-it Ralph was my favorite movie for years when it came out! It also got me into fan fiction. But I haven’t seen many critics talk about it on RU-vid, much less give it such high praise. Bravo and thank you!

@matthewb5364 Год назад

I also loved your use of Mario Kart course themes as your soundtrack!

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

You're welcome, also I figured Mario Kart music was fitting considering Sugar Rush is a kart racer. Thanks for watching.

@applebee28 Год назад

That's so weird - I got into fanfiction through this movie too! Well, kind of. I searched up a fix-it fic that I'd heard about in a blinding flash of rage after watching the sequel. It was, to this day, one of the best fics I've ever read.

@matthewb5364 Год назад

@@applebee28 What fic was that? I never look at the WIR fandom anymore, too much sequel fic, and I really wasn't a big fan of the sequel either. My first fic was "How to Fly" by The Last Poison Apple. I didn't even know what fanfiction was. I forget what I was Googling. I just read it and was hooked.

@ARCHIVED9610 Год назад

i accidentally discovered fanfiction from gravity falls when i was 7 😅

@spookytimejunction Год назад

something you forgot to mention about the bully scene with venelope and the other racers, ralph only acts up when venelope is thrown in the mud by the racers, something the nicelanders have done to him both metaphorically and physically many times. seeing venelope get treated like some kind of outcast then literally thrown in the mud just like he was causes him to relate a lot to her, and scare off the racers bullying her. other than that, i agree with a lot of the stuff you've said in the video, wreck it ralph is one of my favorite movies and i'm glad i'm not the only one that can appreciate how genuinely great this movie is

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

That's actually a really good detail, nice one noticing that.

@weirdogirl1275 Год назад

“You wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses, would you?" Smashes glasses over King Candy's head "You hit a guy 'with' glasses. That's, heh, well played."

@alejandrovelez6358 Год назад

10 years later, and this is still an awesome movie! I already have nostalgia for it! The characters, and story were all very heartwarming and charming. :’) I also just loved how they introduced the most recognizable video game character cameos in this movie! It gave me a little bit of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” Vibes! This movie should’ve won best animated feature, not that Pixar abomination movie called Brave! :/ And let’s not talk about that awful sequel, it doesn’t exist! It should’ve been about online gaming, and at least have Mario show some appearances, something Saturo Iwata actually wanted! But nooooo… 🙄 instead we got a sequel where we have to acknowledge products, and decided bastardize Ralph, and Venelope’s character arcs, and made them horrible friends in ways that don’t make compared to how they acted in the first movie! It literally pretends that the events and rules of the first movie doesn’t exist! That scrapped sequel idea shouldn’t have been tossed away in the trash just to make a sequel that just ruins everything similar to some of Disney’s Direct To Home Video Sequels! What a missed potential!😞 I used to like it, but after watching only few minutes of Schaffrillas Productions “Why Ralph Breaks The Internet Is A Cinematic Disaster” video, now I hate that sequel! Anyway, *Happy 10th Anniversary of Wreck It Ralph! :D ^^*

@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Год назад

Ralph Breaks the Internet is a truly horrendous movie, also I was actually planning on making a video about brave soon (not a very positive video though lol). Thanks for watching.

@Sorcerer-SMC Год назад

So you’ve mindlessly agreed with what Schaff said in his video, changed your opinions because of that, and copied everything he said without even forming your own opinion? Wow, and I thought humanity was smarter than that. Also your whole “it doesn’t exist” statement also further proves my point. It’s ok to hate something, but to childishly act like it doesn’t exist or to try and convince others it doesn’t exist, that is wrong on so many levels, as well as mindlessly agreeing with a critic/reviewer without even actually having your own personal opinions on it.

@Brixster Год назад

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy Definitely looking forward to it, if you ever plan on doing it. First watch, I thought it was an okay movie until I realized it completely shreds apart the themes and world building done in the first movie. Would love to see you break apart every scene like how you did in this movie, but instead explain why it does or doesn't work. +1 subscriber

@Otherface Год назад

Wait a minute. There was a scrapped sequel idea?!

@WobblesandBean Год назад

As someone was was mercilessly bullied as a kid, this film meant so much to me. I've always been on the outside looking in and am used to other people trying to exclude me in some pretty vicious, vindictive ways, so of course I fell in love with Ralph and Vannelope. ...And then the sequel completely ruined it.

@traviscunningham7062 10 месяцев назад

Let’s pretend the sequel never happened

@Koopalingfan 6 месяцев назад

@@traviscunningham7062Agree

@tyeferiodusted5304 Год назад

I don't know what about the "impeccable masterpiece", but this is my favorite Disney cartoon and the first movie I went to the cinema. In 2012 I was at 6,and "Wreck-it Ralph" has already become an inseparable part of my childhood.

@happy_amoeba Год назад

well, it's also important to note that the movie also had the message of being able to choose your own path rather than be stuck in a predetermined one (Venelope didn't stay as a princess when CandyLand got restored, she chose to be her "relaxed", hoody-wearing self rather than the princess that her code dictated she be.

@GerardoSantana Год назад

I offer no argument. You are 100% correct. Excellent video. I dont think Turbo needed redeeming, but I like how Ralph gave other characters that were abandoned a second chance in his game. Seriously this movie is amazing.

@ultraspinalki11 Год назад

Such a disgusting shame the way Disney ruined it with the sequel.

@Swap_ew Год назад

Going to be honest ever since the second Wreck-It Ralph movie I thought my nostalgic glasses were just foggy and this movie was terrible but recently I watch it and shows that Wreck-It Ralph breaks the Internet is just a terrible movie and this is a fucking masterpiece Also I'd like to say when can I see you again is a really good song for this movie

@spagh3tt660 Год назад

Yesss this and Megamind!!!!! They're so overlooked but they're literally some of the best movies ever made!!!!! It makes me mad that they never really got much credit because nowadays most companies just follow what got the money and not what had a good message

@a_d_z_y__ Год назад

Now I understand why I was in tears of joy when I first seen this movie. Everything just turns out so well and we're truly attached to all the characters

@oranjaglad8648 Год назад

I'm glad I'm not the only one who loves this film! I loved it the moment I saw it, and years later, I still do. The scene where Ralph breaks Vanellope's car will never fail to give me chills every time I watch it.

@ozthebeeman Год назад

17:50 one of my favorite things in this scene is that it needed to have happened not only because it leads to ralph figuring that venelopy was more important but it needed to have happened so ralph would complete his arc not only did he fall farther then he ever thought was possible allowing him to climb back up but also he needed to have come back to realise that the game was shutting down and that HE is more important the he knew that he has value. disney really dodged a cliche by not only making the separation 3rd act climax have reason but also something important to the character arc which is just genius

@mariahs6 Год назад

I really can’t believe this movie’s almost ten years old. I love it so much. Not only does it incorporate references excellently, but all of the cameos actually matter (especially Sonic first explaining what Going Turbo is!) and the plot and characters very much align with the setting! It’s my favorite video game movie. I just pretend the sequel doesn’t exist because not only did it have plot holes (like Ralph sneaking into Sugar Rush during arcade hours and the whereabouts of the virus after it had created the Ralph virus. I bet the virus fell into the plot hole!) and derail the characters we’ve come to know and love, but it tried to take a preemptive victory over Spiderverse before the Oscars by having OSCAR WINNER on its DVD stickers! Still gives me a chuckle to this day.