Disney Pixar’s most recent film Wreck it Ralph is a movie for kids of all ages from three to sixty-three.
Anyone who has ever played an arcade or video game of any kind will appreciate
this movie. The story revolves around Ralph the terrible wrecking villain
present in the 1980s arcade game Fix it
Felix Jr, but Ralph isn’t all that terrible. After all, he’s just doing his
job. If Ralph didn’t wreck things, there would be nothing for Felix to fix.
Unfortunately, Felix and the other townspeople don’t realize that without Ralph
they would cease to exist, and Ralph is treated like an outcast and left to
sleep in a dump while the others in the game stay in their cozy penthouse
suites. In hopes to improve his
situation, Ralph goes on a quest to win himself a medal and prove that he isn’t
as bad as the townspeople make him out to be.
After winning a medal from the game Hero’s Duty, Ralph loses it in the candyland world of Sugar Rush to a little go-kart racing girl Vanellope, who
needs the medal just as much as he does. Vanellope talks Ralph into helping her
win a race that will gain her respect in her game in return for the medal she
took from him, which he believes will finally give him respect in his game back
home. Ralph is reluctant at first to help the little girl but when he realizes
that her situation is even worse than his own, he decides to put his own
mission aside in order to help her. As the two unlikeliest of partners develop
a friendship, Ralph becomes the hero he has always longed to be and he
understands that a hero is much more than someone who is awarded a golden medal.
Wreck it Ralph is
another visually stunning Pixar movie worthy to see on the big screen and has
one of the best Pixar storylines since Finding
Nemo. Boys and girls alike will equally enjoy the movie with the story of
Ralph and Vanellope. Wreck it Ralph
is the perfect movie to watch as a family, or if you’re like me… a perfect
movie to just sit back and enjoy. Wreck
it Ralph debuted in theaters November 2, so if you want to
make it to the movie before the Christmas rush of movies possibly takes this out
of the theaters, now would be the time to see it before it gets left out like Christmas trees on December 26.
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Looks cute! We'll have to Redbox it. :)
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