Ralph 2.0

Original title: Ralph Breaks the Internet

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On a quest to save the video game 'Sugar Rush' and to find a replacement, Ralph and his best friend Vanellope travel to the World Wide Web through a Wi-Fi router they find at the arcade.On a quest to save the video game 'Sugar Rush' and to find a replacement, Ralph and his best friend Vanellope travel to the World Wide Web through a Wi-Fi router they find at the arcade.On a quest to save the video game 'Sugar Rush' and to find a replacement, Ralph and his best friend Vanellope travel to the World Wide Web through a Wi-Fi router they find at the arcade.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

198K

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Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 4 wins & 67 nominations total

Ralph
(voice)

Sarah Silverman

Vanellope
(voice)

Gal Gadot

Shank
(voice)

Taraji P. Henson

Yesss
(voice)

Jack McBrayer

Felix
(voice)

Jane Lynch

Calhoun
(voice)

Alan Tudyk

KnowsMore
(voice)

Alfred Molina

Double Dan
(voice)

Ed O'Neill

Mr. Litwak
(voice)

Sean Giambrone

The eboy
(voice)

Flula Borg

Maybe
(voice)

Timothy Simons

Butcher Boy
(voice)

Ali Wong

Felony
(voice)

Hamish Blake

Pyro
(voice)

GloZell Green

Little Debbie
(voice)
(as Glozell Green)

Rebecca Wisocky

ebay Elayne
(voice)

Sam Richardson

Lee the Office Nerd
(voice)

Jaboukie Young-White

McNeely
(voice)

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7JoBloTheMovieCritic

Ralph Breaks the Internet

7/10 - very original and creative, but not quite as good as its predecessor

5nikhil_mi2

What was the point?

So this film says you can pretty much ditch your best friends (friends who have been through every difficulty to help you for your own happiness) just because your dream says so.

This film was more about being politically correct and safe than being fun. The point is pretty much emphasized when all men are portrayed as insecure and women are portrayed as always sure and confident of themselves.

Seriously, movies and TV shows now a days are just becoming another mediums to promote political and reformative(according to who?) agenda.

5Mr-Fusion

The Internet may have broken Ralph on this one

"Ralph Breaks the Internet" seems like the poster child for "what could've been". I like the concept, and there are a couple of good laughs, but the execution is atrocious. I was really into the opening 30 minutes or so (everything inside the arcade is fun) but as soon as they actually make it onto the Internet, it's a downward tumble.

Not gonna lie, I'm disappointed on almost every level. What was heartwarming about the original "Wreck-It Ralph" is lost here. Yeah, it may be ambitious, but it's a waste of the Ralph/Vanellope relationship, the inherent humor of the arcade culture is gone and Disney hijacked the movie for their own (horrifying) studio marketing. Seriously, the Rodent's footprint is massive in this movie.

TheBigSick

Just an advertisement

Someone says that this "Ralph Breaks the Internet" is the worst Disney film. I cannot agree because it is not even a film. There is no plot at all. The first half displays some of the Internet products like eBay, YouTube, instagram, etc. The second half shows off the asset of Disney, such as Marvel, Star Wars and Disney princesses. In some sense, this is just a advertisement rather than a film. I do not know how much eBay, Google or Facebook pay Disney, but it is awful to see commercials all through the film.

5lee_eisenberg

Disney reminds us what it is

In the antihero's second adventure, he and his friend have a series of online adventures. Probably the most important scene is when Vanellope visits Disney's website (because apparently the Mouse House is a shameless self-promoter). The whole sequence is basically Disney's reminder to us that it's on a mission to swallow all popular culture.

Basically, I got what I expected with "Ralph Breaks the Internet". Just watch it anticipating a bunch of corny stuff that the tykes will find entertaining and you won't be disappointed.

The Trick That Brings 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' to Life

When it comes to Ralph Breaks the Internet, John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman approach their roles a bit differently than in most animated movies.

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John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman in Ralph 2.0 (2018)

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Trivia
Mary Costa, the voice of Aurora in La Belle au bois dormant (1959), is the only living original voice actress not to reprise her Disney Princess, as she was 88 years old and had retired from acting.

Goofs
After the virus makes copies of Ralph, it's not accounted for anymore. By its programming, it should continue to look for more insecurities and replicate it in the internet until someone or something stopped it, which is not shown in the movie.

Quotes
[Vanellope glitches into the Disney Princesses' dressing room. When the girls see her, they defend themselves, including Mulan taking out her sword, Belle holding up her book, Ariel pointing her dinglehopper, Merida pointing her bow and arrow, Pocahontas holding up her cane, Rapunzel holding her frying pan, Elsa holding out her hands, Anna putting her fists up, Jasmine wielding the magic lamp, and Cinderella taking her glass slipper, breaking it and wielding it like a shiv]
Vanellope: Whoa, whoa, ladies, I can explain! See, um... I'm a princess, too!
Anna: Wait. What?
Vanellope: Yeah! Princess Vanellope von Schweetz of the, uh... Sugar Rush von Schweetzes? I'm sure you've heard of us. It'd be embarrassing for you if you haven't.
[laughs nervously]
Pocahontas: What kind of a princess are you?
Vanellope: What kind?
Rapunzel: Do you have magic hair?
Vanellope: No.
Elsa: Magic hands?
Vanellope: No.
Cinderella: Do animals talk to you?
Vanellope: No.
Snow White: Were you poisoned?
Vanellope: No!
Tiana, Aurora: Cursed?
Vanellope: No!
Rapunzel, Belle: Kidnapped or enslaved?
Vanellope: No! Are you guys okay? Should I call the police?

Crazy credits
SPOILER: At the end of the closing credits, a sneak peek of La Reine des neiges 2 (2019) commences... which turns out to be Ralph and his friends dancing to Rick Astley: Never Gonna Give You Up (1987), essentially rickrolling the audience.

Alternate versions
In the UK version, eBoy is voiced by British YouTube personality, Daniel Middleton, he also calls Ralph, "Gov'ner" instead of "Jackson". Like the first film however, this version did not end up in the UK home release and on Disney+.