Yes! The guy from the channel Schaffrilas Productions made a video about how this movie is a “cinematographic disaster” and “it proofs that Disney is not even trying anymore”
I know. The first Wreck it Ralph was fun & exciting because it had not one, but many conflicts: 1. Ralph wanting to win a medal but he was told constantly that bad guys don't win medals 2. Fix it Felix trying to find Ralph to bring him back to his game before it goes out of order. 3. Calhoun trying to destroy all cybugs before they destroy every game in the arcade. 4. Vanellope wanting to race but was told constantly that glitches can't race.
Ralph acts like he's a clingy 18 at most in this movie while in the first film he was portrayed as downtrodden in his 30s or possibly even 40s. He doesn't feel like the same character at all.
There's actually a Scottish chick who can decipher Merida's line. Its pretty much a recap of turning her mom into a bear and stopping her dad from killing her lol.
@@namelessnavnls8060 The line in the trailers was a recap of what happened to her in Brave, and it was understandable. From what I see here, they changed it for the final movie and now it really does seem to just be gibberish.
I remember reading a comment explaining that what Merida said was something like “long may your chimney reek and may a mouse never leave your basement with a teardrop in his eye, hurry back my girl!” the first line is a famous Scottish toast and she is wishing prosperity to Vanellope so she’ll have all the resources she needs
I said this on the community post but the main thing which really grinds my gears about this movie is how it portrays getting famous on the internet by making a few viral videos as easy and doesn’t address burnout in any way. Slightly mean comments mean nothing when compared to severe burnout for most big content creators
Welchy getting rickrolled was amazing XD He already had that "I don't wanna see this" expression on his face when he thought it was a Frozen 2 trailer, but when it turned out to be a Rickroll, he was like "Kill me now!"
If i recall they did it because she’s technically from Pixar, so she’s present as a Disney Princess but not her language doesn’t translate. Not sure why but its what ive heard.
@@forestcatkay14 I liked it better at the trailer, the joke was that she told some things that happened in her movie very fast and the other princesses got confused and it was more about how they didn’t understand how her world is like (because she’s Pixar’s) than not understanding the way she was saying it
ive always thought this movie was the definition of the saying "treat your audience like children, they will treat you like a children's book, forgettable"
@@videohistory722 Yeah but that was the only game they showed which filled up all of like what, 30% of the film? And it wasn't even a good subplot either. Would've liked to see more glimpses of apps/online games or the characters from there. Maybe throw in some references too. I also would've liked to see some flash games.
Right?! Like there are so many possibilities. RPGs, mutiplayer games, online games, game novels, etc. And they come up with internet meta humor and flexing their princesses smfh😔
Welchy, I think you still don't understand what "going Turbo" means. It means precisly what Vanellope was trying to do in this movie. She's trying to leave the game she's meant for, to join a different one. Also, we were completely robbed of the B plotline. It was supposed to be of Felix & Calhoun learning how to be first time parents to the Sugar Rush racers.
Did they cut it from the release version? Because I could’ve swore remember seeing at least a couple scenes of them struggling to be parents when I saw it in theaters
It works better if they subtly include popular memes that have survived years, because they’re less likely to go out of date by the time the movie comes out, and it doesn’t come off as so cringey.
I can't bear to watch this movie again after the first watch. They did my boy Ralph so dirty, by making him a needy clingy grown man, who is really attach to a child
Exactly. Ralph is literally an adult who is obsessed with a little girl which gives me extremely weird vibes. It would make more sense if it were the other way around and Vanellope was afraid of losing Ralph, her protector who looked after her all throughout the first movie and did everything in his power to shield her from everyone else who were out to destroy her. Without him she wouldn’t have that person to protect her anymore and would return back to being completely vulnerable and defenseless.
@onesweetangel1017 I think you’re projecting a bit. Ralph would never do anything weird he is just insecure and he doesn’t want to lose his best friend.
Your reaction to the gibberish that they tried to sell as Scottish is the reaction of every non-English speaker hearing their native-language portrayed by an American or British actor 9/10 times xD I usually have to read subtitles when they try to speak German f.e.
Apparently almost all the princesses are voice by their original actresses, even arial. And yeah i hate the ending, it's like surely it would be a problem that vanellope just left when she's the most popular character and the whole point of the first movie was to not leave your game.
I think the overall message of this movie is good for a kids' movie, considering that overly clingy friendships are usually portrayed as a good thing in kids media for some reason. However, i think the problem is that they turned a likable children's character into such a creepy weirdo in the sequel. If they had to resort to that they should have just made an original movie about two friends. This movie really feels like one of the direct-to-DVD disney sequels from the 2000s, where the conflicts are dumb, the dialogue feels like something from a TV episode, and characters act uncomfortably unlike themselves.
I’ll never forgive this movie for having such a backwards plot. The first movie showed just how desperate Vanellope was to become a racer, then suddenly she’s bored with Sugar Rush it and wants to join another game entirely?? And now Sugar Rush has a missing character that’s on the side of the arcade machine? It’s so stupid!!!
Over the years I've come to the decision that this movie only works as an alternate dimension sequel. These are not the same characters and they do not follow the same rules. But as far as a movie about the joys and hazards of the internet and about how friendships evolve, it's fairly solid.
So I googled the writers, Wreck it Ralph has 4 writers while Ralph Breaks the Internet only has 2 with only 1 returning writer from the first movie. That explains the first movie's erasure in the sequel. Also I'm suprised the audience score is lower than the critic score, usually it's the other way around for this kind of movies. P. S. Don't watch Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, that 3 seasons long show did Flynn quite dirty. He became the third wheel in Rapunzel's toxic relationship with Cassandra(the toxicity solely came from this character).
I love Varian, and he’s my favorite character in the Tangled series, but I agree. Flynn is such a great character and it’s like Cassandra’s character suddenly became the most important person in her life. They did do him dirty 😢
@@miraculousninja1739 Yeah. I honestly never really liked Cassandra, and got really irritated when she kinda took over Eugene’s roll and became the main source of drama in season 3. I actually began watching the series because of Varian, and all but skipped season 2 when I learned he wasn’t in it (I started watching the series right as season 2 ended).
They made him overly cocky too. Like the Eugene I know was a selfless noble hero. When I saw the episode where rapunzel, cassandra, and eugene went back to the tower. Eugene just deadass said "and this is where I died" like wtf? That's not how a person reacts to a traumatic experience!
@@BelleDraws-i5d Right! All of the movie characters often felt a bit dumbed down in the series. Likely because it was meant for a younger demographic. I will say however that Eugene wasn’t exactly “selfless and noble” for the majority of the movie (up until around the third act); he was a criminal who was willing to leave his partners behind to get himself further. I do 100% see your point though!
They only made this movie so that they could do the Princess scene. Someone came up with a fanfic of the princesses, so they just took a movie from their catalog by random and put it in, and then had no idea for the actual movie so they just made a horrible story and were like “all good now!”
*Edit: I feel like I want to reword/clarify some things. I don't think being a TH-camr or streamer is a bad or wrong career choice.(Hell, at one point, I wanted some kind of content creator job) I think what I was trying to say was that almost all of them said they wanted this as their future career. I think a lot of kids just glorify the job and don't understand it. I wish there was more variety in the future career choices of this young generation. And I know that more likely than not, most of them will grow up to start dreaming about different careers. I reacted to their content creator dreams positively. I encouraged them and told them that was a fine career choice. It was just a little jarring to see my "My Future Career" collage full of drawings of all my students sitting at a computer. Original Post: I'm a 2nd grade teacher and you are so right about kids only wanting to be "famous" on the internet now a days. On career day when I asked "what do you want to be when you grow up?" SO many of my students answered with "a TH-camr!" Or "a streamer!"... These are 8 year olds...
I mean TH-camrs and streamers are literally doing what they love whether it’s playing game with their friends or on their own, doing reaction videos, voicing their opinions on things or all the above and they are getting paid to do it. If they are successful then they can actually make a good living on it. Big TH-camrs like markiplier, jacksepticeye and pewdiepie literally make millions and even average TH-camrs and streamers get about or even over 100k a year. It’s literally called getting with the times and accepting that as time goes the world is changing so being a TH-camr or streamer is a pretty solid career. Would you have reacted the same way like “…these are 8 year olds…” if they were talking about the default common jobs that would make them less money? Probably not.
@@jessicacervantes313 while they can aim to become a TH-camr/Streamer they should also aim for another job as most TH-camr/Streamers don’t make it that far. Many don’t make enough enough money from only TH-cam. Not to forget that while they may be doing what they love, there’s still so much behind it that isn’t all that fun. For example, bad comments, pressure to maintain an image, people editing you and putting you on the internet, etc. Accepting the change of the world is one thing and accepting reality is another you know.
I'm only a 19y/o guy but I say, if they do start youtubering or streaming, give them tips to survive the internet, like "take criticism but ignore haters" and such, and direct them to tutorials and tips videos. Overall, be there for them, get what I mean?
I mean not long ago the answers would've been astronaut or singer and such jobs... We all grew up understanding that these carrer choices are pretty unrealistic and not meant for most of us. They will too! And reoriente themselves towards someting that makes them happy hopefully!
This whole trainwreck of a movie felt like Disney stroking its own ego for over an hour. But other than that, I liked the message of how a healthy distance can be good for you. Plus, the animation and art style were both beautiful. Everything had this warm glow.
While I can see that Ralph as being clingy and possessive, I see his pov. His only friend in 36 years wants to leave him and not even tell him she’s leaving. Also Vanellope is the most popular racer in Sugar Rush. The players would definitely miss her even if the racers didn’t. Imo, Vanellope was super selfish in this movie. She was bored of her game so Ralph tried to add something new but she took the new track at the wrong time. Then Ralph busted his butt getting those hearts on his videos…just for her to abandon Sugar Rush for a ‘more exciting’ game. Which again, I’ll mention she wasn’t even going to tell him! She lied to him too! She said she was coming and she didn’t. I just…yes, Ralph shouldn’t have put the virus in Slaughter Race, but Vanellope was being a bad friend, maybe even worse than he was imho. You don’t tell someone you’re coming and then just…not show up without telling them you’re not coming. Plus yes, Vanellope was chasing a dream but it was a bad one imo. This movie basically encourages he going Turbo!!! As for visiting the other games at night, the arcade game characters already kinda game jumped at night. The only time it was a problem was during the day when it would interfere with the players. At night, it’s just some harmless horseplay. Villain Anon takes place in Pac-Man and it looks like everyone goes to Tappers for a drink here and there. Only thing they had to be careful of was dying outside their game. So yeah…this movie was terrible in so many ways. Vanellope was a toxic person, Ralph was seen as the only one at fault and the Princess scene upset me. “Do people assume all your problems were solved because a big strong man showed up?” Bitch! That IS what happened!!! Snow White and Sleeping Beauty literally had to be kissed to wake the fuck up! Cinderella was miserable until she met the prince. Belle saves her prince so I’ll give it to her. Ariel changed her life and made a deal with a sea witch to get together with a prince…who she first saved so I guess I’ll give it to her…though dang she got desperate. Tiana was going to lose her business until Naveen came along. Rapunzel didn’t leave the tower until Eugene showed up Anna fell in love first with Hans then with Kristoff which gave her the courage to save Elsa. Moana…okay I’ll give it to her. She went AFTER the big strong man but she was braver than even Maui at times and determined to take the heart back to Tefiti. So yeah…half of these girls didn’t need the big strong man but a lot of them did! Oh yeah and Vanellope didn’t even have a real cart or even a ‘gold coin’ until Ralph (a big strong man) came along!!! And then they suddenly fixed Vanellope’s code to be in Slaughter Race? DUMB!!! Plus there would be some legal issues when people see Vanellope missing from Sugar Rush but suddenly on Slaughter Race just…ugh this movie makes me so mad. I’m upset that I bought it on blu ray
I absolutely hate this movie... It has nice moments but god the character assassinations... The only thing I can think they were actually going for in Ralph's case was with him being constantly disrespected and hated on for 30 years, when someone finally accepted him for him and his first real friendship (Vanellope) he got overly attached. However it comes across as creepy and possessive. It doesn't help he's programmed to look like a full-grown adult and Vanellope is programmed to look like a child. As for Vanellope I really hate they had her go Turbo and write it off as "She's chasing her dreams, it's okay" when going Turbo is a HUGE no in the first movie. Especially since her biggest dream in the first one was to be a racer and be part of her game. She finally achieves that at the end of the first movie only for the second movie to open up with her tired of it. I understand dreams change but for her to completely abandon her game? And acting like it's not a big deal? It doesn't sit right with me. Love your reaction though as always haha you definitely made thesl experience more enjoyable
I keep telling my friends ralph it's just too weird around Vanellope in this movie and it's very unconfortable to watch and no one agrees, finally someone who understands a middle aged man trying to force a child to something isn't cool :D
I remember reading a comment explaining that what Merida said was something like “long may your chimney reek and may a mouse never leave your basement with a teardrop in his eye, hurry back my girl!” the first line is a famous Scottish toast and she is wishing prosperity to Vanellope so she’ll have all the resources she needs
Honestly I didn't mind this movie at all because yes the main plot was mid but all the little things surrounding the plot, the memes, the references, Easter eggs, cameos, metaness, the Princesses... I loved that😂
I think Rapunzel's "big strong man" comment makes more sense after seeing Tangled Before Ever After and Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure. She still loves him, she just doesn't love the fact that people think her life is perfect all because he brought her home when in reality she still has lots of problems
It is such fun watching a TH-camr react to this movie about TH-camrs!!! Really, it was a great reaction. Your analysis during the movie was spot on and so deep. And thanks for your authoritative translation of Merida's part.
This movie is a huge step backwards from the first one (it's evolving just backwards haha). Anyways, I was confused because the message of the first one is "stay in your game, don't be a Turbo" but in this movie, they let Vanellope change games which makes the message of the first movie like nothing 1:16 See?! You get me!
It’s really weird how this movie handles the Sugar Rush characters. We’re led to believe Vanellope and the other racers are no more or less immature than your usual run of the mill characters in the arcade, aside from showing their immaturity by squabbling amongst themselves or losing races. Vanellope specifically is not treated like a literal child by other game characters. BUT, in this movie, the other Sugar Rush racers - Vanellope’s in-game equals - are characterized as literal children when Felix - Ralph’s in-game equal - _adopts_ them! Suddenly Sugar Rush characters are children who have needs and whims to be attended to by adult characters, rather than just existing as video game characters that stand on their own. This totally changes how we view Ralph and Vanellope and it’s just wrong... It went from a funny familial type bond between characters to a gross dependent adult clinging to a child’s friendship. Just awful. This movie is hell.
the number 1 thing i hate about this movie is the slightly pedophilic feel about Ralph and Vanellope's relationship that wasnt there in the first movie
this movie is an example of taking 3-4 already kinda bad ideas, and mushing them together without a plan, yet managing to execute it as well as humanly possible it HAS ALL THE MAKINGS of a pretty good movie, but its just convoluted, overpopulated, and its plot was designed to assassinate the preexisting characters as we knew them
Ok, but I love how at the beginning you basically said you were going to ignore everyone else's opinions and base how you felt about the movie on your own. Respect, I feel like more people should feel like this.
I feel like it would be more entertaining if this would’ve been separated into short episodes where they sneak into the internet when the arcade closes, each discussing different types of topics of the internet from memes to music, business to social media, games to viruses. Just looking into this vast world of what we get stuck into even putting in topics like escapism with gaming, burn out for streamers, how to prevent hackers/viruses, and as each episode goes by we see Venellope wanting to stay in the internet while Ralph seeing the bad side of the internet being an overprotective father/brother figure (instead of a clingy creep like wtf). Maybe even have a time skip of them visiting each other seeing how Venellope adapted with being in slaughter race, sporting an apocalyptic candy theme outfit
"You look like foreskin" made me wheeze so hard and now that is probably my new favorite insult for people that look even remotely like that virus dealer dude. Also Vanelope leaving Sugar Rush actually MIGHT end up in the game being unplugged anyways despite the steering wheel being fixed. Because... At the end of the first movie, it was shown that she was probably _the_ most popular racer, because she was new and her glitch ability was fun and very useful to the players. Mr. Litwhack said the game doesn't make a lot of money in a year, so if Vanelope leaves, the players won't be happy and might play other games. Less players means less money, which means eventually Sugar Rush gets replaced by a new game..
the first one is one of my favorite movies the second one pisses me off so bad i try to forget about it. it feels like they didn't even watch the first movie
I still can't believe that a board of executives sat down and were like "Yes! This is the perfect movie!" but fought the artists tooth and nail when they tried to make Luisa buff in Encanto
Fun fact! The reason Merida's lines are gibberish actually isn't because she's scottish. It's because she's the only disney princess produced by pixar. This is why after she talks the other princesses say that they can't understand her because she's "from the other studio."
They did Merida so dirty in this movie. Didn't stop me from laughing so hard at that clip, though. XD Also so glad you got to see the rabbit exploding scene! XD
The first movie is really awesome, almost perfect, but they ruined Ralph character and is stupid the part of the internet being so easy. The worst part is that I really thought it would be a really cool idea to expand the universe to go to the internet, but if they didn´t had a good story to tell, they could just not bother at all xD
I hated that in able to introduce characters like shank and buzztube lady, they had to remove the screentime of beloved characters like Calhoun and Felix. I wanted a sequel where the 4 of the main characters go on an adventure together. This is such a disappointment and I hated the creators behind this with passion. Also, I still bop to owl city's "when can I see you again" original soundtrack for the first movie. That song was a banger
You know what the worst thing is? Ther were no production porblems during the cration of this mess, means EVERYONE was happy with the product and no one tryed to change it!
This movie could’ve been a great follow up if the writers had come up with another idea. When I last rewatched this it aged horribly, they should’ve stayed in the arcade
If it makes you feel better, they dogged on Merrida more so because she was Pixar than because she was Scottish lol but they still did her dirty either way.
18:53 Bad point actually. "King Candy" hijacked the game and had everyone's memories of Vanellope. Sugar Rush still had a leader with Turbo. Additionally, "King Candy" likely took over Sugar Rush since the beginning, but now that Vanellope is in her proper place, Sugar Rush will be out of a leader and the most popular racer. Also, Vanellope can just make whatever changes she wants to her game since she rules over it. She is the princess/president.
2:58 This NIGHTMARE just ruins everything about the first movie. Ignores everything from the first, makes the characters complete idiots and selfish, character asassination.
Let's not forget that Vanellopee went Turbo. She's the main character, so what you're saying is Goku can leave his game with out consequences, Vanellopee is the main character, it's revealed in the first movie. Also what do you mean She can pursue her dreams, she's a little girl and not old enough to make her own decisions and travel the world on her own. Pretty sure Ralph tired of doing the same thing as being the bad guy, but he learned to except that it's his job. This movie treats Vanellopee like she did nothing wrong, she went Turbo.
I did say she did wrong the whole movie, I was saying the message started in a good direction, which it did. That (anyone not just her) should follow their dreams as they have a right to feel and explore their interests but don’t do it in a stupid malicious way like she ended up doing… (I also said she did go turbo and everything we learned in the first movie meant nothing now, so I dunno if you’ve took my interpretation all wrong or… 🤣)
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I’m not convinced anyone who wrote this movie actually saw the first one
I'm not convinced anyone who wrote this movie actually saw the internet.
@@korganrocks3995 LOL or a screenwriting class
Love this comment 😂
I'm almost convinced they think that Fix-it Felix, Jr.(the game, not the character) is called "Wreck It Ralph".
Yes! The guy from the channel Schaffrilas Productions made a video about how this movie is a “cinematographic disaster” and “it proofs that Disney is not even trying anymore”
This movie is an example of why you shouldn’t touch already great movies
Factssssss
And then movies that had the potential to have sequels (Like the DreamWorks movie Sinbad)or tv shows were left forgotten
I know. The first Wreck it Ralph was fun & exciting because it had not one, but many conflicts:
1. Ralph wanting to win a medal but he was told constantly that bad guys don't win medals
2. Fix it Felix trying to find Ralph to bring him back to his game before it goes out of order.
3. Calhoun trying to destroy all cybugs before they destroy every game in the arcade.
4. Vanellope wanting to race but was told constantly that glitches can't race.
ABSOLUTELY
@@Welchy Are you a snake suddenly?
This movie completely took a step backwards with both characters character developments.
Ralph acts like he's a clingy 18 at most in this movie while in the first film he was portrayed as downtrodden in his 30s or possibly even 40s. He doesn't feel like the same character at all.
@@matthewmazzatto8003 neither does Venellope who ditched everything just because she got bored and went turbo.
There's actually a Scottish chick who can decipher Merida's line. Its pretty much a recap of turning her mom into a bear and stopping her dad from killing her lol.
I feel like you don’t need to be Scottish to understand it as long as you can pick up on context clues
Oh dang
@Boo Beez
Oh wow I thought she was basically just saying "see you later". But that's only because I recognized the last couple of words she said.
@@namelessnavnls8060
The line in the trailers was a recap of what happened to her in Brave, and it was understandable. From what I see here, they changed it for the final movie and now it really does seem to just be gibberish.
I remember reading a comment explaining that what Merida said was something like “long may your chimney reek and may a mouse never leave your basement with a teardrop in his eye, hurry back my girl!” the first line is a famous Scottish toast and she is wishing prosperity to Vanellope so she’ll have all the resources she needs
I said this on the community post but the main thing which really grinds my gears about this movie is how it portrays getting famous on the internet by making a few viral videos as easy and doesn’t address burnout in any way. Slightly mean comments mean nothing when compared to severe burnout for most big content creators
Were creators being as open about burnout when this film was initially released?
@@MoonlitSelkie nah
@@MoonlitSelkie Oh hell no. Not until the pandemic happened.
@@OddlyS. That's what I thought
@@rommix0 That's what I thought
Welchy getting rickrolled was amazing XD
He already had that "I don't wanna see this" expression on his face when he thought it was a Frozen 2 trailer, but when it turned out to be a Rickroll, he was like "Kill me now!"
no its Ralphrolled
😂😂😂😂
Idk why but Welchy being angry is always entertaining to watch
Any other videos where he gets angry?
@@aletanook The Chicken Little one was pretty ragey for him
@@naan000 to be fair it was ragey to all of us, I at least hated it even when I was a kid and watched it on DVD lmao
14:48 This is the moment that made all Scottish people loathe Disney
Edit: Also, 10:18 the freeze frame that became a meme for years to come.
I just don’t get the reasoning for that, cuz she was easy to understand in her own movie 😂
@@artsysabs Comedy? lol
If i recall they did it because she’s technically from Pixar, so she’s present as a Disney Princess but not her language doesn’t translate. Not sure why but its what ive heard.
@@forestcatkay14 I liked it better at the trailer, the joke was that she told some things that happened in her movie very fast and the other princesses got confused and it was more about how they didn’t understand how her world is like (because she’s Pixar’s) than not understanding the way she was saying it
@@mastermangouste5425to make fun of Scottish folk
We like to pretend that Ralph Breaks the Internet doesn't exist, it makes everything better if we forget about that.
The Mario Movie is a way better movie.
There is no second movie in Ba Sing Se
@@traviscunningham7062Cars 2 is top tier-Pixar quality compared to Ralph Breaks The Internet.
ive always thought this movie was the definition of the saying "treat your audience like children, they will treat you like a children's book, forgettable"
There were so many other possibilities for a story about Ralph and Vanellope going to the Internet and they chose this…
Why not just focus more on online gaming and flash games?
@@aletanook Slaughter Race IS an online gaming platform.
@@videohistory722 Yeah but that was the only game they showed which filled up all of like what, 30% of the film? And it wasn't even a good subplot either. Would've liked to see more glimpses of apps/online games or the characters from there. Maybe throw in some references too. I also would've liked to see some flash games.
Right?! Like there are so many possibilities. RPGs, mutiplayer games, online games, game novels, etc. And they come up with internet meta humor and flexing their princesses smfh😔
@@BelleDraws-i5d if they wanted internet meta humour they probably could have fit a bit of that in while doing other game stuff
Welchy, I think you still don't understand what "going Turbo" means. It means precisly what Vanellope was trying to do in this movie. She's trying to leave the game she's meant for, to join a different one.
Also, we were completely robbed of the B plotline. It was supposed to be of Felix & Calhoun learning how to be first time parents to the Sugar Rush racers.
Did they cut it from the release version? Because I could’ve swore remember seeing at least a couple scenes of them struggling to be parents when I saw it in theaters
@fightingfaerie, yes, they did.
@@mahdirf9833 …. Why? That’s dumb
@@fightingfaerie same
I hate it when movies try to incorporate trends, but they die out and just turn super cringe
It works better if they subtly include popular memes that have survived years, because they’re less likely to go out of date by the time the movie comes out, and it doesn’t come off as so cringey.
The internet world that they went into is honestly what I wish the future will be 😂 it’s so cool.
You defending Flynn / Eugene so hard is what I needed to see today 😂😂😂 but no fr he’s the entire package. We all want to be him so bad, amirite?
Ralph Breaks his Character Development
Ralph Wrecks his Character Development
@@aletanook Thank you
Drinking water out of a wine glass is the most sophisticated thing i've ever seen
I don't like this movie, like at all, BUT I do love seeing all of the Disney Princesses together.
The princesses were out of character though. Not in a good way either. Still nice to see them though
@@SeasonalGFilmsExactly. Most of them were mis characterised.
Yeah why would Cinderella break her shoes makes zero sense
I can't bear to watch this movie again after the first watch. They did my boy Ralph so dirty, by making him a needy clingy grown man, who is really attach to a child
I saw this in theaters and it actually upset me at how dirty they did the characters and story, but Welchy cuts it down to a bearable level 😂
Exactly. Ralph is literally an adult who is obsessed with a little girl which gives me extremely weird vibes. It would make more sense if it were the other way around and Vanellope was afraid of losing Ralph, her protector who looked after her all throughout the first movie and did everything in his power to shield her from everyone else who were out to destroy her. Without him she wouldn’t have that person to protect her anymore and would return back to being completely vulnerable and defenseless.
@@onesweetangel1017 right I feel like it would’ve been better to be the other way around.
@onesweetangel1017 I think you’re projecting a bit. Ralph would never do anything weird he is just insecure and he doesn’t want to lose his best friend.
@@josephboughton8273 yeah the 30+ year old man who has an obsession with a 10 year old is normal
The writers were so out of touch its insane to me. They saw this script and thought it would be ok to release
Your reaction to the gibberish that they tried to sell as Scottish is the reaction of every non-English speaker hearing their native-language portrayed by an American or British actor 9/10 times xD
I usually have to read subtitles when they try to speak German f.e.
Tbf, the actress is actually Scottish.
Apparently almost all the princesses are voice by their original actresses, even arial.
And yeah i hate the ending, it's like surely it would be a problem that vanellope just left when she's the most popular character and the whole point of the first movie was to not leave your game.
*voice actresses
@@SelenaY.1331 There's no need to put voice twice :/
@@masterjunko I was giving an suggestion on how to better phrase it...
@@SelenaY.1331 voice actors ARE actors though, so it doesn’t really matter
@@MeemahSN not exactly some voice actors only do that type of acting...
I think the overall message of this movie is good for a kids' movie, considering that overly clingy friendships are usually portrayed as a good thing in kids media for some reason. However, i think the problem is that they turned a likable children's character into such a creepy weirdo in the sequel. If they had to resort to that they should have just made an original movie about two friends. This movie really feels like one of the direct-to-DVD disney sequels from the 2000s, where the conflicts are dumb, the dialogue feels like something from a TV episode, and characters act uncomfortably unlike themselves.
I’ll never forgive this movie for having such a backwards plot. The first movie showed just how desperate Vanellope was to become a racer, then suddenly she’s bored with Sugar Rush it and wants to join another game entirely?? And now Sugar Rush has a missing character that’s on the side of the arcade machine? It’s so stupid!!!
I love the fact that you went triggered mode when you didn't see sorceress and i agree with you that sorceress is queen my respect
But he didn't know who Chun Li was, smh. Respect points are down Welchy, I'm disappointed
@@nunugirlswag109 0:44 Well it might be because he didn't play street fighter
Honestly, Cinderella breaking her glass shoe and creating a makeshift knife is amazing. It's the best part about this movie.
Cinderella having ears that aren't hidden behind her hair was also pretty iconic
The only thing I like was the princesses
Over the years I've come to the decision that this movie only works as an alternate dimension sequel. These are not the same characters and they do not follow the same rules. But as far as a movie about the joys and hazards of the internet and about how friendships evolve, it's fairly solid.
Seeing Welchy get Rick rolled was the best part of this.
Welchy: If I see Snapchat, Instagram or Facebook, f*** me pls!
Everyone: Uh oh.......
Welchy getting rick rolled is fantastic)
I Am Ashamed
I didn’t even know that post credit scene existed. It caught me off guard as well, and Welchy’s reaction to it made my day lmfao
“Who uses eBay now?”
me who recently spent hundreds of dollars on eBay: 🤐
Yo same
Welchy 2 minutes into the reaction: *HoMeR's SiMpSoN's BaLlS*
Never stop being you, Welchy
So I googled the writers, Wreck it Ralph has 4 writers while Ralph Breaks the Internet only has 2 with only 1 returning writer from the first movie. That explains the first movie's erasure in the sequel. Also I'm suprised the audience score is lower than the critic score, usually it's the other way around for this kind of movies.
P. S. Don't watch Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, that 3 seasons long show did Flynn quite dirty. He became the third wheel in Rapunzel's toxic relationship with Cassandra(the toxicity solely came from this character).
Though it did introduce some really good characters like Varian
Editing two seconds later: Though yes I 100% agree with you. Eugene got sidelined HARD
I love Varian, and he’s my favorite character in the Tangled series, but I agree.
Flynn is such a great character and it’s like Cassandra’s character suddenly became the most important person in her life.
They did do him dirty 😢
@@miraculousninja1739 Yeah. I honestly never really liked Cassandra, and got really irritated when she kinda took over Eugene’s roll and became the main source of drama in season 3. I actually began watching the series because of Varian, and all but skipped season 2 when I learned he wasn’t in it (I started watching the series right as season 2 ended).
They made him overly cocky too. Like the Eugene I know was a selfless noble hero. When I saw the episode where rapunzel, cassandra, and eugene went back to the tower. Eugene just deadass said "and this is where I died" like wtf? That's not how a person reacts to a traumatic experience!
@@BelleDraws-i5d Right! All of the movie characters often felt a bit dumbed down in the series. Likely because it was meant for a younger demographic. I will say however that Eugene wasn’t exactly “selfless and noble” for the majority of the movie (up until around the third act); he was a criminal who was willing to leave his partners behind to get himself further. I do 100% see your point though!
They only made this movie so that they could do the Princess scene. Someone came up with a fanfic of the princesses, so they just took a movie from their catalog by random and put it in, and then had no idea for the actual movie so they just made a horrible story and were like “all good now!”
This movie does a great job at representation...
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Because it represents everything wrong with modern Disney.
Amen
*Edit: I feel like I want to reword/clarify some things. I don't think being a TH-camr or streamer is a bad or wrong career choice.(Hell, at one point, I wanted some kind of content creator job) I think what I was trying to say was that almost all of them said they wanted this as their future career. I think a lot of kids just glorify the job and don't understand it. I wish there was more variety in the future career choices of this young generation.
And I know that more likely than not, most of them will grow up to start dreaming about different careers.
I reacted to their content creator dreams positively. I encouraged them and told them that was a fine career choice. It was just a little jarring to see my "My Future Career" collage full of drawings of all my students sitting at a computer.
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I'm a 2nd grade teacher and you are so right about kids only wanting to be "famous" on the internet now a days. On career day when I asked "what do you want to be when you grow up?" SO many of my students answered with "a TH-camr!" Or "a streamer!"... These are 8 year olds...
I mean TH-camrs and streamers are literally doing what they love whether it’s playing game with their friends or on their own, doing reaction videos, voicing their opinions on things or all the above and they are getting paid to do it. If they are successful then they can actually make a good living on it. Big TH-camrs like markiplier, jacksepticeye and pewdiepie literally make millions and even average TH-camrs and streamers get about or even over 100k a year. It’s literally called getting with the times and accepting that as time goes the world is changing so being a TH-camr or streamer is a pretty solid career. Would you have reacted the same way like “…these are 8 year olds…” if they were talking about the default common jobs that would make them less money? Probably not.
@@jessicacervantes313 while they can aim to become a TH-camr/Streamer they should also aim for another job as most TH-camr/Streamers don’t make it that far. Many don’t make enough enough money from only TH-cam. Not to forget that while they may be doing what they love, there’s still so much behind it that isn’t all that fun. For example, bad comments, pressure to maintain an image, people editing you and putting you on the internet, etc. Accepting the change of the world is one thing and accepting reality is another you know.
I'm only a 19y/o guy but I say, if they do start youtubering or streaming, give them tips to survive the internet, like "take criticism but ignore haters" and such, and direct them to tutorials and tips videos. Overall, be there for them, get what I mean?
I mean not long ago the answers would've been astronaut or singer and such jobs... We all grew up understanding that these carrer choices are pretty unrealistic and not meant for most of us. They will too! And reoriente themselves towards someting that makes them happy hopefully!
They're only 8 so they're probably going to find their true passion later in life.
This whole trainwreck of a movie felt like Disney stroking its own ego for over an hour.
But other than that, I liked the message of how a healthy distance can be good for you.
Plus, the animation and art style were both beautiful. Everything had this warm glow.
This is on you, we told you there's no squeal lmao
Despite how disastrous this movie is, the Disney Princesses were the best part of it 😁
22:46 Sorry Welchy, I just laughed hard at your misery HAHA 🤣🤣
19:20 Woah, I never looked their relationship that way and seeing this movie now, I agree with you. They made Ralph seem like a creep in this movie
While I can see that Ralph as being clingy and possessive, I see his pov.
His only friend in 36 years wants to leave him and not even tell him she’s leaving.
Also Vanellope is the most popular racer in Sugar Rush. The players would definitely miss her even if the racers didn’t.
Imo, Vanellope was super selfish in this movie. She was bored of her game so Ralph tried to add something new but she took the new track at the wrong time. Then Ralph busted his butt getting those hearts on his videos…just for her to abandon Sugar Rush for a ‘more exciting’ game. Which again, I’ll mention she wasn’t even going to tell him! She lied to him too! She said she was coming and she didn’t. I just…yes, Ralph shouldn’t have put the virus in Slaughter Race, but Vanellope was being a bad friend, maybe even worse than he was imho.
You don’t tell someone you’re coming and then just…not show up without telling them you’re not coming. Plus yes, Vanellope was chasing a dream but it was a bad one imo. This movie basically encourages he going Turbo!!!
As for visiting the other games at night, the arcade game characters already kinda game jumped at night. The only time it was a problem was during the day when it would interfere with the players. At night, it’s just some harmless horseplay. Villain Anon takes place in Pac-Man and it looks like everyone goes to Tappers for a drink here and there.
Only thing they had to be careful of was dying outside their game.
So yeah…this movie was terrible in so many ways. Vanellope was a toxic person, Ralph was seen as the only one at fault and the Princess scene upset me.
“Do people assume all your problems were solved because a big strong man showed up?”
Bitch! That IS what happened!!!
Snow White and Sleeping Beauty literally had to be kissed to wake the fuck up!
Cinderella was miserable until she met the prince.
Belle saves her prince so I’ll give it to her.
Ariel changed her life and made a deal with a sea witch to get together with a prince…who she first saved so I guess I’ll give it to her…though dang she got desperate.
Tiana was going to lose her business until Naveen came along.
Rapunzel didn’t leave the tower until Eugene showed up
Anna fell in love first with Hans then with Kristoff which gave her the courage to save Elsa.
Moana…okay I’ll give it to her. She went AFTER the big strong man but she was braver than even Maui at times and determined to take the heart back to Tefiti.
So yeah…half of these girls didn’t need the big strong man but a lot of them did!
Oh yeah and Vanellope didn’t even have a real cart or even a ‘gold coin’ until Ralph (a big strong man) came along!!!
And then they suddenly fixed Vanellope’s code to be in Slaughter Race? DUMB!!! Plus there would be some legal issues when people see Vanellope missing from Sugar Rush but suddenly on Slaughter Race just…ugh this movie makes me so mad. I’m upset that I bought it on blu ray
Yeah idk how they managed to fail at naming the movie. Should have been the easiest part of the whole film.
A) they thought it would be harder to say
B) Breaking the internet is an actual slang term for something going viral
I absolutely hate this movie... It has nice moments but god the character assassinations... The only thing I can think they were actually going for in Ralph's case was with him being constantly disrespected and hated on for 30 years, when someone finally accepted him for him and his first real friendship (Vanellope) he got overly attached. However it comes across as creepy and possessive. It doesn't help he's programmed to look like a full-grown adult and Vanellope is programmed to look like a child.
As for Vanellope I really hate they had her go Turbo and write it off as "She's chasing her dreams, it's okay" when going Turbo is a HUGE no in the first movie. Especially since her biggest dream in the first one was to be a racer and be part of her game. She finally achieves that at the end of the first movie only for the second movie to open up with her tired of it. I understand dreams change but for her to completely abandon her game? And acting like it's not a big deal? It doesn't sit right with me.
Love your reaction though as always haha you definitely made thesl experience more enjoyable
I keep telling my friends ralph it's just too weird around Vanellope in this movie and it's very unconfortable to watch and no one agrees, finally someone who understands a middle aged man trying to force a child to something isn't cool :D
Ralph goes turbo in the first it's a wrong idea, Venelope goes turbo and it's the best idea
Exactly.
I remember reading a comment explaining that what Merida said was something like “long may your chimney reek and may a mouse never leave your basement with a teardrop in his eye, hurry back my girl!” the first line is a famous Scottish toast and she is wishing prosperity to Vanellope so she’ll have all the resources she needs
Honestly I didn't mind this movie at all because yes the main plot was mid but all the little things surrounding the plot, the memes, the references, Easter eggs, cameos, metaness, the Princesses... I loved that😂
I saw references and I clapped!!!
I think Rapunzel's "big strong man" comment makes more sense after seeing Tangled Before Ever After and Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure. She still loves him, she just doesn't love the fact that people think her life is perfect all because he brought her home when in reality she still has lots of problems
@@Raya-ir4tm except for Mullan
It is such fun watching a TH-camr react to this movie about TH-camrs!!! Really, it was a great reaction. Your analysis during the movie was spot on and so deep. And thanks for your authoritative translation of Merida's part.
Your reaction to seeing Snapchat killed me. 🤣🤣
This movie is a huge step backwards from the first one (it's evolving just backwards haha). Anyways, I was confused because the message of the first one is "stay in your game, don't be a Turbo" but in this movie, they let Vanellope change games which makes the message of the first movie like nothing
1:16 See?! You get me!
0:31 I’m sorry but this killed me 💀
Something yellow
I was so hoping he would see the end credits rick roll. I think it's hilarious that disney did that lol.
LOL! SO happy you got Ralph rolled at the end, I laughed so hard.
It’s really weird how this movie handles the Sugar Rush characters. We’re led to believe Vanellope and the other racers are no more or less immature than your usual run of the mill characters in the arcade, aside from showing their immaturity by squabbling amongst themselves or losing races. Vanellope specifically is not treated like a literal child by other game characters.
BUT, in this movie, the other Sugar Rush racers - Vanellope’s in-game equals - are characterized as literal children when Felix - Ralph’s in-game equal - _adopts_ them! Suddenly Sugar Rush characters are children who have needs and whims to be attended to by adult characters, rather than just existing as video game characters that stand on their own. This totally changes how we view Ralph and Vanellope and it’s just wrong... It went from a funny familial type bond between characters to a gross dependent adult clinging to a child’s friendship. Just awful. This movie is hell.
sorry for the long comment I just realized this
And let’s not forget Venellope just left them without a game.
the number 1 thing i hate about this movie is the slightly pedophilic feel about Ralph and Vanellope's relationship that wasnt there in the first movie
Seriously, and it gave me such a nasty feeling because he acted exactly like my alcoholic father.
I LOVED their father daughter dynamic in the first movie. What the fuck happened?
@@user-kg6pr1iv4i Sorry to hear that. Hope life is better now.
What’s worse is that a reviewer tried to defend it by saying, and I quote “Ralph’s relationship with Vanellope was pedophilloic, but it had meaning”….
this movie is an example of taking 3-4 already kinda bad ideas, and mushing them together without a plan, yet managing to execute it as well as humanly possible
it HAS ALL THE MAKINGS of a pretty good movie, but its just convoluted, overpopulated, and its plot was designed to assassinate the preexisting characters as we knew them
Ok, but I love how at the beginning you basically said you were going to ignore everyone else's opinions and base how you felt about the movie on your own. Respect, I feel like more people should feel like this.
As a stars wars fan I love the fact that you can see Darth Maul at 13:05
I feel like it would be more entertaining if this would’ve been separated into short episodes where they sneak into the internet when the arcade closes, each discussing different types of topics of the internet from memes to music, business to social media, games to viruses. Just looking into this vast world of what we get stuck into even putting in topics like escapism with gaming, burn out for streamers, how to prevent hackers/viruses, and as each episode goes by we see Venellope wanting to stay in the internet while Ralph seeing the bad side of the internet being an overprotective father/brother figure (instead of a clingy creep like wtf). Maybe even have a time skip of them visiting each other seeing how Venellope adapted with being in slaughter race, sporting an apocalyptic candy theme outfit
0:42 is Chun-Li from Streetfighter btw Welchy
The only sequel for this movie should be Felix and Calhoun learning to parent the Sugar Rush kids
"You look like foreskin" made me wheeze so hard and now that is probably my new favorite insult for people that look even remotely like that virus dealer dude.
Also Vanelope leaving Sugar Rush actually MIGHT end up in the game being unplugged anyways despite the steering wheel being fixed. Because... At the end of the first movie, it was shown that she was probably _the_ most popular racer, because she was new and her glitch ability was fun and very useful to the players. Mr. Litwhack said the game doesn't make a lot of money in a year, so if Vanelope leaves, the players won't be happy and might play other games. Less players means less money, which means eventually Sugar Rush gets replaced by a new game..
the first one is one of my favorite movies the second one pisses me off so bad i try to forget about it. it feels like they didn't even watch the first movie
I still can't believe that a board of executives sat down and were like "Yes! This is the perfect movie!" but fought the artists tooth and nail when they tried to make Luisa buff in Encanto
if there are more sugar rush machines, then how come no one figured out that Vanellope is missing before?
Welchy's hilarious
Thank you :D
I knew the Merida gibberish was going to piss u off 🤣
Fun fact! The reason Merida's lines are gibberish actually isn't because she's scottish. It's because she's the only disney princess produced by pixar. This is why after she talks the other princesses say that they can't understand her because she's "from the other studio."
She shouldn't be chasing her dream because she's going Turbo
They did Merida so dirty in this movie. Didn't stop me from laughing so hard at that clip, though. XD
Also so glad you got to see the rabbit exploding scene! XD
Dont worry, the algorithm finally decided to support you, 5 months after this video came out
About time, Let’s go 🤣
The first movie is really awesome, almost perfect, but they ruined Ralph character and is stupid the part of the internet being so easy.
The worst part is that I really thought it would be a really cool idea to expand the universe to go to the internet, but if they didn´t had a good story to tell, they could just not bother at all xD
Also I get they're both baddies but there's no way you called Chun li a fraud >:((
I hated that in able to introduce characters like shank and buzztube lady, they had to remove the screentime of beloved characters like Calhoun and Felix. I wanted a sequel where the 4 of the main characters go on an adventure together. This is such a disappointment and I hated the creators behind this with passion.
Also, I still bop to owl city's "when can I see you again" original soundtrack for the first movie. That song was a banger
Welchy, they literally get out of their games and jumps through games when the shop closes during night.. its int the opening of the first movie! 😅
I remembered this movie as a fever dream i swear to god...
Awesome video!! I have a movie suggestion, "What Happened to Monday" is a really good film :3
40 seconds in and I hear “Homer Simpsons balls” 😭
14:58 I love the look of you genuinely trying to decipher what she said😂
It brings me joy seeing ppl tearing this soulless, emoji movie ripoff, poor excuse of a sequel apart
Here is more of that. th-cam.com/play/PLRNPZNm96TSrYXKI0ftuQvpBKA4yK-ncK.html
🤣 ¡Wreck-It-Ralph Rick Roll! 🤣 That was awesome 🤣
AGG my ears are bleeding! This was the wrong episode to wear earphones for 😅
14:05 the fact though that they made RAPUNZEL say that, of all princesses, even. Couldn't at least have been Mulan?!
You know what the worst thing is? Ther were no production porblems during the cration of this mess, means EVERYONE was happy with the product and no one tryed to change it!
I wish we had more of the adopted 15 kids plot in this weird movie
Never been this early to a video but living for the comedic genius that is Welchy
This movie could’ve been a great follow up if the writers had come up with another idea. When I last rewatched this it aged horribly, they should’ve stayed in the arcade
If it makes you feel better, they dogged on Merrida more so because she was Pixar than because she was Scottish lol but they still did her dirty either way.
14:48 essentially, Merida said the scottish version of "Live long and prosper."
I think calling this movie a Disney sequel is enough 😂
But seriously what's up with Disney's sequels why are they all lacking?
The only live action and sequel that Disney did right is Cinderella. In conclusion, everything that Cinderella touches turns into gold
lmao hilarious as always bro. Also I didn't realize I hated the algorithm character until now lmao
0:45 Chun-Li
this whole movie is 2 things disney tryin to be hip with soon to be dated internet trends & selling their disney plus app streaming service
I completely forgot about that second end credit.😭
18:53 Bad point actually. "King Candy" hijacked the game and had everyone's memories of Vanellope. Sugar Rush still had a leader with Turbo. Additionally, "King Candy" likely took over Sugar Rush since the beginning, but now that Vanellope is in her proper place, Sugar Rush will be out of a leader and the most popular racer.
Also, Vanellope can just make whatever changes she wants to her game since she rules over it. She is the princess/president.
2:58
This NIGHTMARE just ruins everything about the first movie.
Ignores everything from the first, makes the characters complete idiots and selfish, character asassination.
disney really rickrolled us all
Let's not forget that Vanellopee went Turbo. She's the main character, so what you're saying is Goku can leave his game with out consequences, Vanellopee is the main character, it's revealed in the first movie. Also what do you mean She can pursue her dreams, she's a little girl and not old enough to make her own decisions and travel the world on her own. Pretty sure Ralph tired of doing the same thing as being the bad guy, but he learned to except that it's his job. This movie treats Vanellopee like she did nothing wrong, she went Turbo.
I did say she did wrong the whole movie, I was saying the message started in a good direction, which it did. That (anyone not just her) should follow their dreams as they have a right to feel and explore their interests but don’t do it in a stupid malicious way like she ended up doing… (I also said she did go turbo and everything we learned in the first movie meant nothing now, so I dunno if you’ve took my interpretation all wrong or… 🤣)
@@Welchy Oh ok 👍🏿
Welchys reaction to seeing snapchat was hilarious-
This was not what I expected from a wreck it Ralph sequel