Apparently, the biggest dispute in getting all these licensed gaming characters into the film was their size. Nintendo wouldn't say yes to using Bowser unless he was bigger than the other characters in the bad guy meeting. Capcom also had the same argument for their street fighter characters. So funny.
Shame that before Illumination’s deal with Nintendo, the original WiR2 was going to have a heavy focus on Mario. Really bummed me out that they focused on internet memes instead.
@@CrowTRobot Huh, might have actually been a good story then. Not a big deal making some of those characters bigger, though, considering they were flipping huge anyway.
Something that a lot of people don't think about, and something that makes Calhoun's back stories so much more gut wrenching is that one of the bugs ate her husband, and since they turn into what they eat, the bug turned into her husband. So she had to look into the face of her newly wed husband while she killed him.
@@smokingpinocchio6942 Yes Plz, When Disney Slides This Kind of Dark Stuff in (what Many Consider to be) A Kids movie that Only People who are Older can Understand, I need the Sun, Flashlight too Dim 🥶
Yeah, it was so well done. In hindsight it's super obvious but they reference Turbo in a perfect way as to make you think he was already dealt with and just another kind of gaming reference.
They give you everything you needed to believe that king candy was turbo, but it’s so subtle that you never put the puzzle pieces together. My absolute favorite part with king candy was when he talked with Ralph about venelope. The scariest part was that king candy was completely right. Venelope would risk getting the game unplugged. He just hid the facts that would save venelope and make her back to normal.
@@megaedge2762I had watched this movie since it first came out, it being my favorite Disney Movie to this day, I remember watching it at least 20 times and never noticing the subtle hints. Could have been my ignorant age or something but I just recently saw all of the hints 😅
I love king candy/turbo. he’s so disgustingly excessively evil and yet it never feels over the top or nonsensical. he was an egotistical asshole in the first place who turned into a twisted psychotic egotistical asshole after he lost everything because he was an asshole and it was entirely his fault. He technically has a tragic backstory. It’s been confirmed that he was effectively living in the shadows alone for like 15 years before sugar rush was plugged in. Probably why he comes off as sorta jumpy now. But he was a bad person already before any of that even happened, and it didn’t humble him, it just made him worse. I feel like that’s honestly a pretty rare sort of character
@@bentthegamer9123 The way he says "im Turbo, the greatest racer ever" while his texture glitches is so perfect too. It summarizes the basis for his entire character.
For real. I don’t think Felix really understood how bad they treated him until Ralph outright told him, so I think it’s also a good lesson for ppl to be more aware of how their actions can hurt others even if unintentional. And for people to be honest with one another when they’re in pain, because sometimes miscommunication can make problems persist
That button sequence King Candy does to access the game code is what's called the Contra/Konami Code. If you do that specific order, you get 30 lives for your character at the start of the game. Alternatively if you hit select at the end, you can also do it for player 2.
There are a few references here and there across various forms of media, like one in Borderlands 2 (Enter the Konami Code on the "Press Start" screen) which I'm pretty sure unlocks a setting called "Extra Wubs" that does literally nothing. Or one in TAWOG, where the Space Invader-esc character uses the code for various cheats like free money or invincibility.
I loved the detail of King Candy being the one attracted to the light, but when he switched back to Turbo it was normal...because he was King Candy when the Cybug ate him
26:28 I just realized that turbo was revealed because a part of Venolopes glitch got transferred to him when they where holding the pole I love that detail
The Turbo twist in this was right up there with the Frozen twist, totally didn't see them coming. Loved the story in this one. Thanks for the reaction!
@@mid1880 I agree but for different reasons. I thought the Frozen twist was too obvious- you can even see the dude adjusting his aim at the chandelier- there were lots of signs but it just didn’t land as well for me.
@@gintokisstrawberrymilk interesting that people claim this, and yet every reactor i've seen watch frozen was surprised by hans being bad, and i've seen several people mention that when they saw it in the theater and the big reveal happened, everyone gasped. 💀meanwhile, i've seen multiple reactors guess that king candy was turbo. the reality is, they're both good twists. sometimes people just guess right, so congrats if you were one of those people, but it doesn't make a twist bad or too predictable when that happens.
This is far better written tho. It’s so good. The frozen one is so bad and comes out of actually nowhere considering they changed who the antagonists were last second
One dead give away is when she gives her coin for the race and they yell her name. Because she’s the most important! 😭👏🏻😍 I remember watching for the first time and being very confused.
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 Yeah, my kids played what they could but it could have been so much better. But let’s face it… it would come across as a rip-off of Mariokart and though the Mouse is large and mighty, it doesn’t do to pick a fight with Nintendo. Besides, maybe Nintendo made that a stipulation when they loaned their characters… no turning Sugar Rush into competition?
Same. I have epilepsy. When I was a kid I was teased by kids and kicked out of classes because teachers were scared that my seizures would cause problems. I feel Vanellope.
I remember the day I saw this in the theater. I squeal every time I saw Sonic, the creatures from Dig Dug, Chun Li, and many other characters. I’m a gamer myself and this was an awesome film. Can’t believe it has been 11 years
The little orange character with the long nose is Q*bert from the game of the same name. It's an 8-bit game created in 1982 and was ported to many of the 8-bit and hand-held systems as well as prevalent in arcades. Wikepedia describes it as " 2D action game with puzzle elements that uses isometric graphics to create a pseudo-3D effect. The objective of each level in the game is to change every cube in a pyramid to a target color by making Q*bert, the on-screen character, hop on top of the cube while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Players use a joystick to control the character. ... The Q*bert character became known for his "swearing" and "Q*bertese sound" - an incoherent phrase made of synthesized speech generated by the sound chip and a speech balloon of nonsensical characters that appear when he collides with an enemy." Q*bert was a fun game that could get fiendishly difficult at higher levels and has an instantly recognisable looking playfield. It's worth a look at some of the ports, you might even find a MAME version if you're into those.
13:05 - Guards - "Oreo, Oreeeo." Me - For this, it's obviously the Wicked Witch of the West's guards (the Winkies), but they could've also had Twinkies as the guards.
When I saw this in the cinema and Turbo turned up at the end as a virus I heard a kid scream somewhere in the audience. I was genuinely impressed that even in this day and age Disney can still create villains that scare the youngsters
13:05 is a Wizard of Oz Reference because the guards in that chant like "Oh Wee Oh" or something, it's too perfect and not a lot of people catch it hahaha
My thoughts on the bad guy game idea is like when an actor gets treated bad cause they play the bad guy well. There is your job and there is who you are. The people who played the best villains are often the nicest humans. Their character in their “job” is not who they are.
Reminds me of Bill Skarsgård who played pennywise in IT, he was scary, A LOT SCARY, but on set everytime he scared someone he actually made sure they were ok and unharmed, such a good guy
@@multronz5567 or like Margaret Hamilton who played the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz. She was super sweet and kind compared to the scary witch she acted as.
21:49 TECHNICALLY he didn't lie, he was just wrong in the end. He was right about her not being able to leave the game as a glitch, he just didn't predict that she would be able to control her glitching and that player would actually love her.
19:40 It´s the famous Konami Code : Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A. It was used in more than 100 games. Edit: First use in Gradius (1986), but gained wide popularity as the 30 lives code in Contra (1988).
this brought so much nostalgia to me, having grown up during the 70's and 80's 8-bit video game era. And as an actor who, in my younger days played a lot of bad-guy roles. I had my Wreck It Ralph moment long before the movie was even thought of.
I watched this movie with my sister's kids when this was new. They didn't have hardly any gaming knowledge at the time, but they still loved the characters. And the end credits song became our song we'd sing to each other while saying goodbye. "When can I see you again?"
One of my faviourate movies from Disney the message of if your disabled you can use it to your advantage and it's what makes you special is an incredibley powerful message as well as apprecitiating your place in the world and what impact it has
you know what's worse about calhoon's backstory that I didn't catch until way after I saw the movie? cybugs turn into whatever they eat. SHE HAD TO WATCH THIS CYBUG TURN INTO A FREAK MUTATED VERSION OF HER FIANCE AND MURDER IT
So happy to see you doing this! Wreck-it Ralph is my favourite movie, I rewatch it every now and then. The speech Ralph gives at the end still makes me tear up. Such a good story. Sadly, the sequel tramples over everything that made the first one good. The first one gave everyone a happy ending with new friendships and love. The second movie removes all that. I do not recommend watching it, and just letting the good memories of the first one stay with you.
Loved your reactions to this, especially at the recognized callbacks, "Yes!" "Wrong!," reveal, and "executed". ❤ Nothing beats the Turbo reveal with the bug situation mashing into one big climax. Out of the 2 movies this is my favorite, but the second is pretty cool and worth the watch. I think you'll enjoy it.
Literally love this movie to death. I remember watching this in the theatres I was invited so I went in with no clue what to expect. Low expectations and when I came out I was overwhelmed with how great and joyful it was. It’s just overall a really nice fun film. What else could anyone want 😂
The birth of new wave, the birth of rap, the birth of video games, ColecoVision and Atari, Q-bert and Joust and Pac-Man and Pitfall, this was kind of a cultural renaissance in which to find oneself. Kudos to this film for revitalizing some of that connective tissue.
From what I heard they wrote the movie with the cameos without knowing if they could use them. Props to Disney’s legal team for managing to get pretty much all or nearly all of them. I heard there were funny stories regarding each company saying their big character was bigger than the other companies’ big characters that went back and forth a bit.
I love how in the beginning you said, “Put your quarter in and press start” to basically transition to watching the movie I thought that was a super cute way to start the movie
The sequel seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it movie. I enjoyed it. Maybe not quite as tight a story as the first, but a lot of fun and awesome scenes that would have been a shame to miss. I hope you do watch it.
Back in 2014, Jane Lynch actually cosplayed as her character from this. Not that you could or should make a live-action Wreck-It-Ralph (this means you, Disney), but her Calhoun was spot on. (Now if they wanted to pull a Lightyear and make a whole real story out of Hero's Duty, that could maybe work as live action, but they have to put Lynch in it.)
5:45 Orange dude is Q-Bert, from the game of same name. Mid 80's title for Atari console. Or was it Sega? Game was easy in principle, maddening in practice.
The bad guy label is REALLY deceptive for poor Ralph. I mean, his backstory in the games cut scene paints him as being the main character since it shows WHY he wrecks things; cause he had his simple home in his stump, which got moved into the dump so the Nicelanders could build their apartment building where he lived. So, naturally, he reacts in justified anger to having his home disrupted. It's not the best way to handle it, but it's understandable. Of course, don't think I'm saying Felix is a bad guy himself. He didn't have the apartment block built, he's just fixing the damage. I wouldn't even say the Nicelanders are bad guys themselves as they are just living in this apartment building when here comes Ralph, destroying their homes for no reason. Felix undoes the damage and Ralph gets booted out to the mud puddle for causing destruction that's unwarrented. Of course, this is all in the story of the game itself, not of the movie. Two different stories here. Ralph just owns the title of "bad guy" cause it's simple as he reacts the wrong way by getting made and being destructive, with Felix being the clear "good guy" cause he undoes the damage. Only issue is when the title becomes a defining trait that the other game characters sadly support that the world is black and white. Good guys can be trusted, bad guys are to be avoided, despite the fact that at the end of the day they are all essentially actors who have some quirks to their personality that make them act how they do.
King Candy is Alan Tudyk. You might know him as Tucker from Tucker & Dale vs Evil, K-2SO from Rogue One, Sunny from I-Robot, Steve the Pirate from Dodgeball, etc.
I'm a big-time gamer (PC, tabletop RPGs, board & card, and in the past consoles and arcades), so this movie was definitely my jam. The sequel isn't quite *as* good, of course, but it's worth a watch and is actually a lot of fun, especially for gamers and people who spend a lot of time online. I think you've already reacted to/seen Free Guy? I'll check, but in case you didn't, that is a must-watch comedy for gamers. EDIT: Yep, you saw Free Guy! I thought I remembered seeing your reaction to that :) Is it wrong I thought the grumpy Sour Ball was adorable? lol
He was created to be the bad guy of the game that's his job but that doesn't mean thats who he is in real life. You can't blame Ralph for getting upset or angry based on the way the guys from the apartment treat him.
The second one is filled with internet and game and meme references! I think you’ll really enjoy it!
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Oh, I forgot just how much I love this movie!! And all the more reason because my name's also Ralph lol. Thank you for this video, I got to relive some memories :)))
"Horrible Bosses 1 & 2" (the things they make Jen Anniston do and say in those movies... You will NEVER stop blushing and "AYOO..." will looss ALL it's meaning... 😄). "THE HEAT" - Melissa and Sandy KILLLLLL. "We're The Millers" - just 🤣🤣🤣. ...and ofc - BRIDESMAIDS!!!!!!!
What i love about this movie is the amount of characters and gaming companies that appear in this film is just glorious Also i think the cybugs are worse than the xenomorphs
There's more references in the graffiti around Game Central Station. There's a reference to FFVII with graffiti that says Aerith loves Zack or something like that LMAO
So in the Wreck-It-Ralph-verse... There are a bunch of gamers who will swear that King Candy is a real racer in "Candy Rush" and every other gamer, and the game maker are like no there's no such character. This is how Herobrine is born.
I am glad that lara crofts name was at least in this movie. I saw this in cinema when it came out and was so excited to hear her name ! as a gamer myself lara is a huge part of my gaming experience
i feel like if you watch the sequel u gotta keep in mind that it's just a big add and the character assassination is Heavy, other than that it's a fun movie if you enjoy references
3:22 that is indeed skrillex,the reason for his cameo is because he made a soundtrack for that hero duty game,which your hear in the background,its also unreleased for certain issue
Cuando Ralph le dijo a Vanellope que ganó la medalla en Hero's Duty y ella se rió, nosotros recibimos el mensaje de que se rió porque entendió olor a tuti fruti Como dato adicional, la voz de Vanellope en hispanoamericana (al menos en México) fue hecha por María Antonieta de las Nieves, mejor conocida como la 'Chilindrina' del Chavo del Ocho; sí, una señora de 61 años prestando su voz para una niña de como 10 años a lo mucho
Imo, wreck it Ralph had enough references without it being overly fan servicey. It was an amazing heartfelt original story. Mario movie on the other hand was made almost exclusively for the fans (and kids), but knew exactly what it was and succeeded in that as well. Overall, wreck it Ralph is the better movie that happened to revolve around video games.
Ralph's sacrifice speech at the end still gets me to tear up.
I’m very familiar with AA culture… it’s heavy
Actual tho
no
Same.
No I swear I felt so stupid the first time I watched this movie and cried lolol
Apparently, the biggest dispute in getting all these licensed gaming characters into the film was their size. Nintendo wouldn't say yes to using Bowser unless he was bigger than the other characters in the bad guy meeting. Capcom also had the same argument for their street fighter characters. So funny.
Nintendo also wanted Bowser to hold his drink in a specific way
Shame that before Illumination’s deal with Nintendo, the original WiR2 was going to have a heavy focus on Mario. Really bummed me out that they focused on internet memes instead.
@@CrowTRobot its all about money (licenses and money)
@@CrowTRobot Huh, might have actually been a good story then. Not a big deal making some of those characters bigger, though, considering they were flipping huge anyway.
To be entirely fair, Bowser is a big dude.
Something that a lot of people don't think about, and something that makes Calhoun's back stories so much more gut wrenching is that one of the bugs ate her husband, and since they turn into what they eat, the bug turned into her husband. So she had to look into the face of her newly wed husband while she killed him.
Ye gods… that’s true. Dang.
Oh... Yeah that makes sense. Wow.
never realized that
Things got dark all of a sudden, anyone need a flashlight?
@@smokingpinocchio6942 Yes Plz, When Disney Slides This Kind of Dark Stuff in (what Many Consider to be) A Kids movie that Only People who are Older can Understand, I need the Sun, Flashlight too Dim 🥶
I never saw the Turbo twist coming either - it’s that good.
Yeah, it was so well done. In hindsight it's super obvious but they reference Turbo in a perfect way as to make you think he was already dealt with and just another kind of gaming reference.
They give you everything you needed to believe that king candy was turbo, but it’s so subtle that you never put the puzzle pieces together. My absolute favorite part with king candy was when he talked with Ralph about venelope. The scariest part was that king candy was completely right. Venelope would risk getting the game unplugged. He just hid the facts that would save venelope and make her back to normal.
@@megaedge2762I had watched this movie since it first came out, it being my favorite Disney Movie to this day, I remember watching it at least 20 times and never noticing the subtle hints. Could have been my ignorant age or something but I just recently saw all of the hints 😅
I love king candy/turbo. he’s so disgustingly excessively evil and yet it never feels over the top or nonsensical. he was an egotistical asshole in the first place who turned into a twisted psychotic egotistical asshole after he lost everything because he was an asshole and it was entirely his fault. He technically has a tragic backstory. It’s been confirmed that he was effectively living in the shadows alone for like 15 years before sugar rush was plugged in. Probably why he comes off as sorta jumpy now. But he was a bad person already before any of that even happened, and it didn’t humble him, it just made him worse. I feel like that’s honestly a pretty rare sort of character
When he says the “I’m bad” mantra at the end it always makes me tear up
Is he though?
@@chrislecount4801 it's like zangief said. You are a bad guy, but that doesn't mean that you are a BAD guy.
King Candy revealing to be Turbo was the best Disney Villain twist ever
Fr it still gives me goosebumps
@@bentthegamer9123 The way he says "im Turbo, the greatest racer ever" while his texture glitches is so perfect too. It summarizes the basis for his entire character.
King Candy is Turbo was the _peak_ of plot twists Disney ever came up with. And their last good one, while you can see the rest from space.
The soldier lady's backstory is incredibly tragic because the CyBugs turn into what they eat, so she had to kill her husband on her wedding day
Ralph didn't ask to be a villain, all he ever wanted was to be accepted since hes part of the game And they treated him like a dog
For real. I don’t think Felix really understood how bad they treated him until Ralph outright told him, so I think it’s also a good lesson for ppl to be more aware of how their actions can hurt others even if unintentional. And for people to be honest with one another when they’re in pain, because sometimes miscommunication can make problems persist
Bro some dogs get treated better than he was
That button sequence King Candy does to access the game code is what's called the Contra/Konami Code.
If you do that specific order, you get 30 lives for your character at the start of the game.
Alternatively if you hit select at the end, you can also do it for player 2.
That's only in Contra, in the first game it showed up in, Gradius, it just gave you all powerups.
@@FalconSpiriti love the shit out of Contra
There are a few references here and there across various forms of media, like one in Borderlands 2 (Enter the Konami Code on the "Press Start" screen) which I'm pretty sure unlocks a setting called "Extra Wubs" that does literally nothing. Or one in TAWOG, where the Space Invader-esc character uses the code for various cheats like free money or invincibility.
I loved the detail of King Candy being the one attracted to the light, but when he switched back to Turbo it was normal...because he was King Candy when the Cybug ate him
26:28 I just realized that turbo was revealed because a part of Venolopes glitch got transferred to him when they where holding the pole I love that detail
The Turbo twist in this was right up there with the Frozen twist, totally didn't see them coming.
Loved the story in this one.
Thanks for the reaction!
@@mid1880 I agree but for different reasons. I thought the Frozen twist was too obvious- you can even see the dude adjusting his aim at the chandelier- there were lots of signs but it just didn’t land as well for me.
@@CrowTRobot Nah he aimed it at the chandelier to prevent hitting Elsa
Otherwise she would've been shot
@@gintokisstrawberrymilk interesting that people claim this, and yet every reactor i've seen watch frozen was surprised by hans being bad, and i've seen several people mention that when they saw it in the theater and the big reveal happened, everyone gasped. 💀meanwhile, i've seen multiple reactors guess that king candy was turbo. the reality is, they're both good twists. sometimes people just guess right, so congrats if you were one of those people, but it doesn't make a twist bad or too predictable when that happens.
This is far better written tho. It’s so good. The frozen one is so bad and comes out of actually nowhere considering they changed who the antagonists were last second
And when I say last second, I mean that from the original plot and script that was planned out.
One dead give away is when she gives her coin for the race and they yell her name. Because she’s the most important! 😭👏🏻😍
I remember watching for the first time and being very confused.
This is one of top feel-good films. It's so fun and clever and has a great cast of characters! And "Sugar Rush" feels like it could be a real game.
It was a browser racing game, slow & clunky to play with bare bone assets.
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 Yeah, my kids played what they could but it could have been so much better. But let’s face it… it would come across as a rip-off of Mariokart and though the Mouse is large and mighty, it doesn’t do to pick a fight with Nintendo. Besides, maybe Nintendo made that a stipulation when they loaned their characters… no turning Sugar Rush into competition?
Same. I have epilepsy. When I was a kid I was teased by kids and kicked out of classes because teachers were scared that my seizures would cause problems. I feel Vanellope.
The facial filter on "He's not lying, is he?" was priceless.
I remember the day I saw this in the theater. I squeal every time I saw Sonic, the creatures from Dig Dug, Chun Li, and many other characters. I’m a gamer myself and this was an awesome film. Can’t believe it has been 11 years
The little orange character with the long nose is Q*bert from the game of the same name. It's an 8-bit game created in 1982 and was ported to many of the 8-bit and hand-held systems as well as prevalent in arcades.
Wikepedia describes it as " 2D action game with puzzle elements that uses isometric graphics to create a pseudo-3D effect. The objective of each level in the game is to change every cube in a pyramid to a target color by making Q*bert, the on-screen character, hop on top of the cube while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Players use a joystick to control the character. ... The Q*bert character became known for his "swearing" and "Q*bertese sound" - an incoherent phrase made of synthesized speech generated by the sound chip and a speech balloon of nonsensical characters that appear when he collides with an enemy."
Q*bert was a fun game that could get fiendishly difficult at higher levels and has an instantly recognisable looking playfield. It's worth a look at some of the ports, you might even find a MAME version if you're into those.
“You really are a bad guy” gets me every time 😢
13:05 -
Guards - "Oreo, Oreeeo."
Me - For this, it's obviously the Wicked Witch of the West's guards (the Winkies), but they could've also had Twinkies as the guards.
The Wizard of Oz!
When I saw this in the cinema and Turbo turned up at the end as a virus I heard a kid scream somewhere in the audience. I was genuinely impressed that even in this day and age Disney can still create villains that scare the youngsters
13:05 is a Wizard of Oz Reference because the guards in that chant like "Oh Wee Oh" or something, it's too perfect and not a lot of people catch it hahaha
My thoughts on the bad guy game idea is like when an actor gets treated bad cause they play the bad guy well.
There is your job and there is who you are. The people who played the best villains are often the nicest humans. Their character in their “job” is not who they are.
Reminds me of Bill Skarsgård who played pennywise in IT, he was scary, A LOT SCARY, but on set everytime he scared someone he actually made sure they were ok and unharmed, such a good guy
@@multronz5567 or like Margaret Hamilton who played the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz. She was super sweet and kind compared to the scary witch she acted as.
not movies but I remember R.A. Salvador getting a ton of hate for killing off a star wars char when it was part of the contract to make the book.
21:49 TECHNICALLY he didn't lie, he was just wrong in the end. He was right about her not being able to leave the game as a glitch, he just didn't predict that she would be able to control her glitching and that player would actually love her.
19:40 It´s the famous Konami Code : Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A.
It was used in more than 100 games.
Edit: First use in Gradius (1986), but gained wide popularity as the 30 lives code in Contra (1988).
this brought so much nostalgia to me, having grown up during the 70's and 80's 8-bit video game era. And as an actor who, in my younger days played a lot of bad-guy roles. I had my Wreck It Ralph moment long before the movie was even thought of.
The commentary on the DVD had mentions of the old Atari years. The commenter mentioned the main character being a literal yellow square.
I watched this movie with my sister's kids when this was new. They didn't have hardly any gaming knowledge at the time, but they still loved the characters. And the end credits song became our song we'd sing to each other while saying goodbye. "When can I see you again?"
One of my faviourate movies from Disney the message of if your disabled you can use it to your advantage and it's what makes you special is an incredibley powerful message as well as apprecitiating your place in the world and what impact it has
Before "Ready, Player One", this was my favorite videogame Movie. I used to watch this on my Mom's computer all the time
Ive been sick these past couple of days, and so I’ve been binge watching your reactions. Thank you, sir.
Vanellope is adorable! The voice actor is actually quite a comedian too! Sarah Silverman. the second one is awesome
She and her very similar sounding sister are also voices on Bob’s Burgers too!
@@CrowTRobot Ah, so they're sisters. That explains why they sound so much alike.
See how the film supposes Vanellope will react to her impending doom at 21:44, and how she actually reacts at 27:17.
The Fix it Felix game didn't exist previously, but after the movie, they made it, and its now playable at the Disney arcade
you know what's worse about calhoon's backstory that I didn't catch until way after I saw the movie? cybugs turn into whatever they eat. SHE HAD TO WATCH THIS CYBUG TURN INTO A FREAK MUTATED VERSION OF HER FIANCE AND MURDER IT
Things we don't think about
So happy to see you doing this! Wreck-it Ralph is my favourite movie, I rewatch it every now and then. The speech Ralph gives at the end still makes me tear up. Such a good story.
Sadly, the sequel tramples over everything that made the first one good. The first one gave everyone a happy ending with new friendships and love. The second movie removes all that. I do not recommend watching it, and just letting the good memories of the first one stay with you.
This was one of my favorite Disney movies of all time!!! The Turbo reveal was quite a surprise at the end!!!
I just love how seb gets straight to the point and gets to the reaction in less than 30 seconds
The Oreo guards is a reference to The Wizard of Oz. The guards outside the Wicked Witch's Castle do the same thing.
Loved your reactions to this, especially at the recognized callbacks, "Yes!" "Wrong!," reveal, and "executed". ❤ Nothing beats the Turbo reveal with the bug situation mashing into one big climax. Out of the 2 movies this is my favorite, but the second is pretty cool and worth the watch. I think you'll enjoy it.
Literally love this movie to death. I remember watching this in the theatres I was invited so I went in with no clue what to expect. Low expectations and when I came out I was overwhelmed with how great and joyful it was. It’s just overall a really nice fun film. What else could anyone want 😂
The birth of new wave, the birth of rap, the birth of video games, ColecoVision and Atari, Q-bert and Joust and Pac-Man and Pitfall, this was kind of a cultural renaissance in which to find oneself. Kudos to this film for revitalizing some of that connective tissue.
From what I heard they wrote the movie with the cameos without knowing if they could use them. Props to Disney’s legal team for managing to get pretty much all or nearly all of them.
I heard there were funny stories regarding each company saying their big character was bigger than the other companies’ big characters that went back and forth a bit.
Wreck-it-Ralph, what a movie. Everything is *chef’s kiss*. And the turbo twist got me too! Unfortunately, the sequel didn’t live up to the first one
up up down down left right left right B A start is such a good touch
I love how in the beginning you said, “Put your quarter in and press start” to basically transition to watching the movie I thought that was a super cute way to start the movie
The sequel seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it movie. I enjoyed it. Maybe not quite as tight a story as the first, but a lot of fun and awesome scenes that would have been a shame to miss. I hope you do watch it.
I found it a to be OK but I feel like it could have been so much better
I like the first movie better the sequel was too much for me to handle
I honestly forgot how good this movie is
I love the first movie but I feel the second one was such a letdown in my opinion.
Seb attempting Qbertese cracked me up! among his others reactions 😂 Btw, the Oreo scene is reference to 'ol Wizard of Oz's castle guards.
Love this movie!!
The game references are great, and yeah I agree, the twist was so good!
Such a heartfelt story too
Classic for me this just has a special place in my heart
Since Bowser was in this movie, any chance you’ll react to The Super Mario Bros. Movie soon?
Can you even watch that?
Yeah, on yt
@@DerKoopaGumba Yeah! It’s already out on digital.
YES
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And love his speech near the end and at the very end before credits and love the credits that follow it after words
Back in 2014, Jane Lynch actually cosplayed as her character from this. Not that you could or should make a live-action Wreck-It-Ralph (this means you, Disney), but her Calhoun was spot on.
(Now if they wanted to pull a Lightyear and make a whole real story out of Hero's Duty, that could maybe work as live action, but they have to put Lynch in it.)
5:45 Orange dude is Q-Bert, from the game of same name. Mid 80's title for Atari console. Or was it Sega? Game was easy in principle, maddening in practice.
The bad guy label is REALLY deceptive for poor Ralph. I mean, his backstory in the games cut scene paints him as being the main character since it shows WHY he wrecks things; cause he had his simple home in his stump, which got moved into the dump so the Nicelanders could build their apartment building where he lived. So, naturally, he reacts in justified anger to having his home disrupted. It's not the best way to handle it, but it's understandable.
Of course, don't think I'm saying Felix is a bad guy himself. He didn't have the apartment block built, he's just fixing the damage. I wouldn't even say the Nicelanders are bad guys themselves as they are just living in this apartment building when here comes Ralph, destroying their homes for no reason. Felix undoes the damage and Ralph gets booted out to the mud puddle for causing destruction that's unwarrented. Of course, this is all in the story of the game itself, not of the movie. Two different stories here. Ralph just owns the title of "bad guy" cause it's simple as he reacts the wrong way by getting made and being destructive, with Felix being the clear "good guy" cause he undoes the damage. Only issue is when the title becomes a defining trait that the other game characters sadly support that the world is black and white. Good guys can be trusted, bad guys are to be avoided, despite the fact that at the end of the day they are all essentially actors who have some quirks to their personality that make them act how they do.
I lost it at 23:48 that face you made with the audio 😂 😂
17:53 her original car was essentially a slow bicycle if you rewatch that part lol
13:03 This scene is the reason I think of Oreo whenever we march
You have to watch wreck it Ralph breaks the internet because it has 100x more cameos than the first one
I remember watching this in the cinemas in 2013, I loved this, but I have to leave early because I cried at the most heartbreaking scene in the movie.
King Candy is Alan Tudyk. You might know him as Tucker from Tucker & Dale vs Evil, K-2SO from Rogue One, Sunny from I-Robot, Steve the Pirate from Dodgeball, etc.
He’s usually only known for his role from Firefly and Serenity, love seeing people recognize his other talents. Dude is a great voice actor too
I'm a big-time gamer (PC, tabletop RPGs, board & card, and in the past consoles and arcades), so this movie was definitely my jam. The sequel isn't quite *as* good, of course, but it's worth a watch and is actually a lot of fun, especially for gamers and people who spend a lot of time online. I think you've already reacted to/seen Free Guy? I'll check, but in case you didn't, that is a must-watch comedy for gamers. EDIT: Yep, you saw Free Guy! I thought I remembered seeing your reaction to that :)
Is it wrong I thought the grumpy Sour Ball was adorable? lol
"Who doesnt love a brat with dirty hair?"
_glances at Toph Beifong_
First film, I ever seen in cinema I was little but could never forget it great movie
He was created to be the bad guy of the game that's his job but that doesn't mean thats who he is in real life.
You can't blame Ralph for getting upset or angry based on the way the guys from the apartment treat him.
Ive seen this movie before and even I was shocked by the Turbo Twist 😭
The second one is filled with internet and game and meme references! I think you’ll really enjoy it!
Oh, I forgot just how much I love this movie!! And all the more reason because my name's also Ralph lol. Thank you for this video, I got to relive some memories :)))
Fun fact: the guy who voiced Sonic in this movie is the actual current voice actor for Sonic, Roger Craig Smith
Bro you make so much videos I can't keep up with all of it but thank you so when I have time I can enjoy my time off
James McBryer absolutely cracked me up in this. I highly recommend watching some of the Drunk History episodes he is in.
One of my favourite movies ever tbh
"Horrible Bosses 1 & 2" (the things they make Jen Anniston do and say in those movies... You will NEVER stop blushing and "AYOO..." will looss ALL it's meaning... 😄).
"THE HEAT" - Melissa and Sandy KILLLLLL.
"We're The Millers" - just 🤣🤣🤣.
...and ofc - BRIDESMAIDS!!!!!!!
Ever since this movie came out, me and my sister have been saying “Oreo Oreeeeeeo” we literally can’t get that one line out of our heads 😂
The twist is almost Fight Club levels...It makes a lot of sense
Forgot how good this movie was. Underrated for sure.
What i love about this movie is the amount of characters and gaming companies that appear in this film is just glorious
Also i think the cybugs are worse than the xenomorphs
There's more references in the graffiti around Game Central Station. There's a reference to FFVII with graffiti that says Aerith loves Zack or something like that LMAO
So in the Wreck-It-Ralph-verse... There are a bunch of gamers who will swear that King Candy is a real racer in "Candy Rush" and every other gamer, and the game maker are like no there's no such character.
This is how Herobrine is born.
this makes too much sense
The little guy that you said you didn’t know what game he was from is QBert. He’s from the game QBert. I loved that game. Still do
3:23 I HAD THE EXACT SAME REACTION , long live skrillex
I am glad that lara crofts name was at least in this movie. I saw this in cinema when it came out and was so excited to hear her name ! as a gamer myself lara is a huge part of my gaming experience
Fun fact: go to 3:05 and look bottom left you should see to wired looking things, they are from the 1982 game called dig dug
I mean two
Almost nobody expected the turbo reveal, its seen as one of the best twists in most disney movies
16:08 Sipahh's are a delight 👌
The 2nd one is also good. Just don't forget to watch both the mid-credit and after-credit scene.
i feel like if you watch the sequel u gotta keep in mind that it's just a big add and the character assassination is Heavy, other than that it's a fun movie if you enjoy references
This movie was my childhood! Glad you love it! 😊
3:22 that is indeed skrillex,the reason for his cameo is because he made a soundtrack for that hero duty game,which your hear in the background,its also unreleased for certain issue
Cuando Ralph le dijo a Vanellope que ganó la medalla en Hero's Duty y ella se rió, nosotros recibimos el mensaje de que se rió porque entendió olor a tuti fruti
Como dato adicional, la voz de Vanellope en hispanoamericana (al menos en México) fue hecha por María Antonieta de las Nieves, mejor conocida como la 'Chilindrina' del Chavo del Ocho; sí, una señora de 61 años prestando su voz para una niña de como 10 años a lo mucho
Nice reaction to a great movie! I'm really loving your content so far. Keep it up!!
Imo, wreck it Ralph had enough references without it being overly fan servicey. It was an amazing heartfelt original story.
Mario movie on the other hand was made almost exclusively for the fans (and kids), but knew exactly what it was and succeeded in that as well.
Overall, wreck it Ralph is the better movie that happened to revolve around video games.
Completely agree.
I love your channel you just earned a new subscriber
yes, you should definitely watch part 2, it's great!
I rewatched this more then 20 times a day back then😭
Seb you NEED to watch The Princess Bride. It’s hilarious, a classic, and is a must-watch.
the amount of hate he got outside of doing his job is ridiculous and uncalled for
“Cry to your mommy” *proceeds to stick up the finger*
Can’t wait for part 2 seb !!!, it’s worth it