Although Ralph shares a healthy working relationship with Felix, he has grown tired of being treated like a villain after work hours and in an effort to win favor from the other characters in his game, Wreck-It-Ralph jumps into another title, Hero's Duty, where he intends to win a medal that will prove bad guys can also be good guys. Reilly) has diligently served as the antagonist to video game do-gooder, Fix-It-Felix, Jr. Gamers will find plenty of tantalizing in-jokes (some subtle, some not-so-subtle) but, even though there are numerous easter eggs to relish, the core storyline centers around a straightforward character journey. Fortunately, Wreck-It-Ralph succeeds in its efforts with a solid mix of humorous adventuring, retro game nostalgia, and heartwarming story beats - one that gamers and non-gamers will easily relish.ĭespite what the trailers might have indicated, knowledge of video games is not a prerequisite for appreciating Wreck-It-Ralph.
However, in an increasingly congested CGI-animation market, it's more important than ever that animated films provide an enjoyable experience for both children and adults. In Wreck-It-Ralph, director Rich Moore depicts a world where video game villains aren't inherently bad (in spite of their in-game evil hijinks), they're just doing their job. Even though Pixar Studios enjoys a nearly unblemished spotlight at Disney, in-house Walt Disney Animation Studios, which has been churning out animated feature films since 1937 ( Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs) continues to produce big screen hits for the Mouse House - including recent offerings Bolt, Tangled, and hand-drawn titles like The Princess and the Frog. Wreck-It-Ralph enjoys a healthy ratio of accessible character drama and goofy gaming gags - resulting in an exceptionally entertaining, and heartfelt, animated adventure.
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