After 2012’s Wreck-It Ralph took us on a beautiful journey into the retro universe of low-res arcade games, expectations are pretty high for this movie. Ralph Breaks the Internet shows another round of top-level pop culture filled animation, with family-friendly genuine laughs. This is a proper and effective sequel to watch this weekend.
The new film reconnects us with past sad-sack Ralph and feisty racer Vanellope, a pair of misfits and lonely, who became best friends after breaking out of their respective video games in the last film. This time, the duo must navigate the huge virtual world of the Internet in pursuit of a replacement steering wheel after the one from the arcade game Sugar Rush is accidentally broken, thus rendering Vanellope jobless.
Ralph Breaks the Internet Movie Review:-
The way Disney creatively made common things on the internet make sense in the characters point of view was entertaining and smart.
This movie has a 7.2 out of 10 rating on rotten tomatoes and 7.8 out of 10 rating on IMDB. While many critics are positive about this movie, it seems like the audience score is a bit on the downside which is 3.7 out of 5 on rotten tomatoes.
In my opinion, this is a fun movie along with a great story. But what I found that the climax was unsettling and just kind of thrown. No doubt the way its ends is still deep but there are surely better ways to convey it. This movie shows how bright and fun the internet can be, and also warns about how there are spots best left alone. Overall, Ralph Breaks the Internet is worth a watch.
Whether to watch it or not:
Absolutely, Ralph Breaks the Internet was one of the best Disney sequels I’ve seen in a while. It truly felt like they have learned from previous mistakes. I’d say it’s worth a watch on a big screen with all family members.
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Rating:
Directed by Rich Moore and Phil Johnston, this movie is perfect from every angle, there are certain parts of the movie which I feel dark and scary. See our detailed rating about Ralph Breaks the Internet Story, Animation, and Direction below.
Amelia Wilson is an independent film critic who has been writing about films for the past 8 years. She is also a writer, pet lover and a motivational speaker. She was previously writing about movies on her personal blog, now she is full-time reviewer and writer on LoudFact.
