Review of Wreck-It Ralph (2012) by Thadeus B — 15 Mar 2014

How many fits have Disney animations have? Earlier this year Brave was released in theaters, which was a huge it, both critically and in box office. In past years, Disney animations also produced hits in all three Toy Story movies, my personal favorite The Incredibles, Wall.E and so much more to name. To date, Disney animations has not made a bad movie yet. Will Wreck-it Ralph be another Disney hit? On the other hand, will it be a rare flop for the great animation studio?

Wreck-it Ralph has a talented cast. John C. Reilly as the lead, who has very good, Sarah Silverman was great as the little squeaky voiced girl, which lead to tones of good laughs, and then Jane Lynch who stole the whole show every time she had her wise cracking, âdoomsday and Armageddon just had a baby and itâ¦â¦isâ¦.uglyâ?, hard knocks, tough ass solider. The one impressive action that Disney animations always seem to do is cast great actors to voice their characters. That is the case in this film.

The animations were good not the best Disney animations I have ever seen. The one other attribute that I enjoyed a lot was the story. The story was extremely cool, very original and presented many video games that I grew up playing with. Wreck-It Ralph also had many sweet and sentimental moments; the movie had a very warm heart.

The jokes in the movie were good and funny, but not only were they funny jokes, they also were meant for children and adults, which is a formula for success.

The three misfires of the movie were minor, but some of the jokes fell flat, and at times the film was to childish for my taste, which I know its meant for little kids, but its just how I felt, and last some of the scenes especially in the middle of the movie dragged a little to much for me. Not many mistakes, but had a couple.

Wreck-It Ralph is not my favorite Disney animation movie, but one of my favorite animations of the year.