Wreck-It Ralph

[Phlibbit]

I saw the film on its opening weekend. I loved it! I understand some of the criticisms I've seen listed so far, but none of them bothered me in the slightest. I think it was a very smart move on the filmmakers' part to keep the story relatively small and focused.

Just like the original Toy Story did, Wreck-It Ralph established its main characters, the world they live in, and a set of "rules" that world operates under. Hopefully the film will do well enough that we'll get a sequel where they can just go all-out and do more things.

[Redstar]

Just like the original Toy Story did, Wreck-It Ralph established its main characters, the world they live in, and a set of "rules" that world operates under. Hopefully the film will do well enough that we'll get a sequel where they can just go all-out and do more things.

That's what I'm hoping. The sequel could do so much more, especially as they've stated an interest to explore console and PC gaming.

[ultimateemail5000]

I juust saw this and I really liked it, a lot. I didn't think anything was wrong with the movie. We had a great time with it.

[Redstar]

I juust saw this and I really liked it, a lot. I didn't think anything was wrong with the movie. We had a great time with it.

Now I'm just the lone contrarian!

[ultimateemail5000]

Eh it happens, atleast you saw the movie without not liking it. I really enjoyed it, although Mario wasn't there I did enjoy his references. I am hoping they make a sequel and can afford to bring the Bros in this one, since they have probably made back way more than what the budget was. I didn't get to see it in 3D either, I think I would have liked it even more that way because a lot of it fealt like it was meant for 3D.

[Star Ma'am]

I saw it last week and I loved it. I bought the DS game the very next day!

[Metroidan]

I watched it for the first time at home a couple weeks ago. It was good, but the moment the act of "going Turbo" was mentioned I put two-and-two together and realized that it would be important to the plot. Because of that, King Candy reveal as Turbo wasn't a complete surprise.

Still, I really liked it. Looking forward to the sequel.

[Clous]

I recently moved to Texas where I meant to see it with my girlfriend, but we ended of seeing The Hobbit instead. Now that I'm back in California I still haven't seen it, but I fully intend to!

[Star Ma'am]

I recently moved to Texas where I meant to see it with my girlfriend, but we ended of seeing The Hobbit instead. Now that I'm back in California I still haven't seen it, but I fully intend to!

Well you should! I saw it last month and I LOVED it! I bought the DS game the very next day!

And just last Monday I was lucky enough to pick up the Wii one, and the 3DS one on Tuesday. I have completed all versions bar the 3DS one.

[Redstar]

Kotaku has posted a mockumentary parodying the Donkey Kong high score documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters. It's a humorous take on Garlan Hulse, the former child record holder of Fix-It Felix, Jr. on his quest to reclaim the title of high-score holder from his former best friend.

[superwesleybros]

Hey all! I'm back! (college has had me so busy I just never had time to visit and for awhile I just plain forgot about this place.) Anywho... I recently saw the movie. I liked it for the most part, but I was somewhat disappointed. It had a great first half then when Ralph got to Sugar Rush it started going downhill and he took a backseat and it became the Vanellope movie. I really loved the interplay with Felix and Calhoun. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't perfect. I wish there was a little more with the Bad Anon group and had every villain talk about there troubles.