Disney just wants to have that cash. Do you think Frozen 2 came out because they wanted to make fans happy? I think it went like this. ,,What do we do to earn more?" ,,Hmmm... what about a whole new movie?" ,,Yeah. But that's risky. Maybe people would not like the trailer or something. They have no reason to see it, basically. What about a... sequel? What's our super popular movie that doesn't have a sequel?" And that's how it was made
Well if it's Disney owns everything the movie then I'm disappointed. Because why showing us this stupid friendship thing!? Ugh. Come on, where are my goddamn toys and shit. I wanted to see some more of Star Wars, like Kylo Ren and Rey. Vanellope should have gone straight to this franchise and she should have sang "let it go" (about Ralph's friendship) instead of her own song. And what's up with Slaughter Race? Huh, should have gone to Sonic's racing game. Where;s my man Mickey?! So disappointed. (In case you don't understand - it's sarcasm)
@@Hunlover123601 By the end of the first movie, he was friends with Fix-It Felix and the other Nicelanders. He also has the Q*bert characters and his fellow bad guys from the support group. It's not like Vanelope is all he has.
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth: WAY MORE SINS!! It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there??? What a FAIL... This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
Why are so many disney movies these days about the characters being obsessively afraid to lose their friend/family members and then ultimately letting them go in the end? Frozen 2 was like this, too.
If they made Ralph as a overprotective father or something instead of a creepy obsessive dude who can’t stand the thought of Vanellope leaving for two seconds, then I think the movie would have played out better. I get that Ralph is worried about his first real friend abandoning him, other than Felix, but like he literally DESTROYED the internet out of his fear that she would leave him for a girl from a online racing game. The creators have just completely gave up when they realized whatever they make would sell anyway.
explain a film plot badly: middle-aged and violent man desperately tries to keep a 7-year-old girl from making friends in an attempt to make her like him
Vanellope: *tries to leave her game, entire kingdom and friends behind because of cool cars* Ralph: *tries to stop her* Vanellope: OMG YOU'RE SUCH A BAD FRIEND
Vanellope: *tries to find meaning in her life, and finds infinite freedom on internet* Ralph: *acts like a possessive boyfriend and nearly destroys the internet* Vanellope: *Forgives him because she's a good friend.*
@@starwarfan8342 you realize she just up and left her entire kingdom behind, and all of her friends, and could put her game back in danger because kids would have noticed the princess character was gone, right?
oh dammit I don,t like Ralph anymore all he does is wreck everything ralph literally wrecked my respect for him by loving vanellope in weird way ... in the next 6 years I think we deserve a dedicated fix it felix movie without ralph wrecking it .. wreck it Ralph 2 should have been about fix it felix not ralph this should be called fix it felix the movie and if Ralph is in it I hope he,s the bad guy and I mean bad bad guy! You know what I mean
@@truckbull6076 no, I dont think I know what you mean? Okay first off I don't think the second movie should just not include ralph like I think you are suggesting. Ralph was literally a main character they shouldn't just not include him. I agree it would be cool if the second movie would have centered around felix more than Ralph, but I think in the same way the first movie centered more on Ralph than felix. Lastly what do you mean Ralph should be a bad bad guy? Do you mean you just want to wreck Ralph's whole character and make him a more evil character? Can you explain that a little more? It appears you want to do everything bad about this second movie but flipping the main characters.
I know, i was like......the hole conflict with the first movie is THAT. And in this its like, blaaaaaaaa its okkkkkkkkk...................soooooo if she is in the other game and people want to play with her in HER game, and she IS NOT THERE??? people are going to say the game is broken and, YEA THATS A PROBLEM
That’s what I was thinking when I watched this movie! Imagine if the same kids who try to play with Vanellope in Sugar Rush suddenly discover her in this other online racing game.... RATHER STRANGE DON’T YOU THINK??? But nah, let’s throw the “turbo taboo” out the window
Ralph in wreck it ralph : brave, witty, and a nice person in general. Ralph in ralph breaks the internet: crybaby, extremely dumb, weirdly possessive of vanellope.
One trailer actually talks about that... Something about being trendy, I think. Part of it might also be that "Wrecks the internet" is just too obvious.
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth: WAY MORE SINS!! It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there??? What a FAIL... This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
Ralph goes turbo. Ralph you are ruining everything. Vanellope goes turbo and Ralph tries to bring her back. Ralph you are ruining everything. Makes sense.
Yeah but Ralph trying to get Vanellope back was executed so horribly since I don't think this movie mentioned anything about going turbo, and Ralph just wants to be with her every second and can't be alone for 5 whole minutes
@@SlushysSecret When Ralph do it, it's reckless danger, When Vanelloppe does it when she's the president of her own game, "it's alright" short term of *feminism*
@@SlushysSecretfunny enough, turbo and king candy are never mentioned in the movie, I’m not even sure if the posters about turbo are shown in the movie either. They really left out turbo cause it would make the entire movie pointless. We already had the virus allegory, we had the whole “going turbo” fear driven plot point. In this movie Vanellope is no better than Turbo. She saw a cooler game and abandoned her own to live in that. The only word to describe this movie is: stupid.
My one complaint of a sin that you missed was how they massacred wralphs character. He spent 30 years alone and outcasted and he didn't try to cling to anyone. He didn't constantly try to get people to like him. He disliked the situation but was fine with it. He wanted recognition for not being a bad guy he didn't care about having friends. And he wasn't really stupid, he was just kind of an Everyman moderate intelligence. In this he's a self righteous ouef who doesn't know anything
That was a great speech/rant, don’t get me wrong, but in french “oeuf” means egg, and I know you said ouef and not oeuf, but from now on I will be saying that Ralph in Ralph Breaks the Internet is a self righteous egg who doesn’t know anything.
Keep this in mind; until Ralph met Vanellope, he had no friends. With her being his first friend, he was afraid of her leaving him. I wouldn’t necessarily say this is massacring his character. It's honestly more like putting him through a different arc.
@Elisa Castro ... Still, not game breaking. If you remember how the Racer roster is set up in the first Wreck it Ralph movie, Vanellope von Schweetz was not a playable racer because she could not win a certain race. But even now that she knows she is princess of Sugar Rush, there is no guarantee she is on the roster everyday, since the roster is determined by that nightly race before the arcade opens. Vanellope is only 1 of the 16 racers that might be featured on a 9 choice selection screen. If she happens to get 10th place or worse, then she actually would be unplayable for the entire day, and would certainly have an opportunity to chill in Slaughter Race.
Imagine if they used this concept with an original cast and characters, so we didn’t have to worry about all that stuff with Ralph being creepy and Vanelope being selfish. It didn’t have to be a sequel.
I literally feel like this movie’s plot was meant to be some kind of standalone movie (like Disney wanted to try to make a “better” Emoji movie but all about what they own), and they just decided to put it in the Ralph sequel for some reason. I mean, I was looking forward to their original planned sequel about how it would feature console gaming (and more video games in general) and more video game cameos (like Lara Croft or Sora, or hell, even Mario). But instead, we got this pandering, continuity-destroying mess. At least the Princess scenes were funny, I guess. XD
@@boyboi1855 Shank said she added Vanellapies code in after the reboot, so she can respawn. and we have seen that video game characters can hack into the code and manipulate it, so how is this a sin?
@@lisaleyendekker8305 they just simply removed the weight and gravity of its importance, in which it was the one rule that became the central plot point of the first movie. Basically they took the cheap way out by creating a way to circumvent the gravity of the most important law for the video game characters so that Venellope can get what she wants.
In the original movie, there are two seats in the Sugar Rush arcade machine for two characters to play it simultaneously, but it has one seat in the second movie.
@@Z_Viper08 ah yes. Because 2 people paying for a popular game isn't profitable enough and buying an entirely new machine doesn't cost anything at all.
@@Z_Viper08 strange how a game goes from multiplayer to single player like that. Also I just realized if the machine didn't magically change this movie would have no conflict... Is this a subtle form of forced conflict?
Ralph: **Risks his life for a medal** **Some random girl stole it from him** **Risks his life to make a car for Vanellope** **Risks his life to save Vanellope's game** Vanellope: **FUCKING LEAVES** Ralph: .....
Ralph wanted to be a hero to get friends and not be alone. The first movie was alright. Each had issues to overcome. Second one made me hate Vanellope. Blames Ralph for the virus yes it's wrong BUT it was her fault for going Turbo and not even meeting him like she said she was. Makes him wait and finds out what she felt about him by her talking to a stranger that she just met. TELLS her about stuff she didn't even need to know. Turbo herself to another game when she doesn't realise she is the main person the players plays and also she was on the side of the game. Yep, the second movie was just another crap sequel like most sequels and also ended up making us hate the movie. The only reason I like it is the princesses and the Disney area with all the characters like star wars and stuff. Elsewhere nope. Btw I love how Ralph makes himself a doofus for money likes and Vanellope doesn't even do anything, doesn't even care he got the wheel.
Why isnt anyone pointing out the fact that Vannelope literally went Turbo?? And she just LEFT her game, ( mind you, she was literally the president) without any warning just because she found a game she likes better? Who's gonna rule Sugar Rush now?
Felix & Calhoun maybe. The other Sugar Rush racers are still treated as kids, making Velenope out like a deadbeat parent dumping her kids onto someone else so that she can go live her best life
The other thing is Vanellope is acting entirely selfishly here. No one calls her out on that. She abandons her game for Slaughter Race when they spent the last movie talking about how heinous it was to abandon your game. She says it's her calling, but she's only there for a day, and it doesn't make any sense that she can't just pop back into Sugar Rush. She's not an important figure in Slaughter Race, but she says, oh yeah, I can't come home to Sugar Rush much because Slaughter Race needs me. The moral doesn't make much sense, and while they throw a lot bad development on Ralph, no one calls out Vanellope's actions.
I hope that MeToo didn't get involved in this with their man hating propaganda to make it seem like women should rule the world with their moronic feminism. Not to mention the movie acts like everything terrible that happens is all Ralph's fault alone every time because he is a man while Vanellope did no wrong and is completely faultless. Not to mention she can just game hop and do whatever she wants in the internet with no consequences. WTF MOVIE CREATORS?! Who is more important? Those FemiNazis or telling a real story without demonizing the other?
Allison Price ikr in the first game everyone was against Ralph going and playing another game. Thats literally what the story was kinda based on. And now it’s ok for Vanellope to abandon her game and do the same thing?
Watermeloncrusad Nah It may not be feminism but it IS showing a blatant double standard by having Vanellope do exactly what Ralph did in the last movie but not get called out for it while Ralph was shit on for doing the same thing in the last movie. Like seriously everyone in the arcade told Ralph not to game jump as that was a no-no there because of the situation with Turbo, now those same characters are completely fine with Vanellope doing it. Again it may not be feminism but it is clearly a double standard.
The entire first movie: "Don't go Turbo Ralph if you go Turbo into another game you get sent straight to hell" This movie: "Yaaas Vanellope! Swap games! Live your best life! I think we have a word for swapping games but I can't think of it... but yeah no it's fine to permanently change!"
And that's why Ralph 2 sucks. Disney completly forgot what the hell happened in the first film and they made Ralph even dumber, and Vanelope worse than before because: "Dumb character = funny movie Character who "betrays" the main character = good movie". God, they were so wrong.
Look: If you want to do a good film, you have to know how to make a working plot that can handle perfectly the time you want the movie to be, actors you think are the best for the role. 100% originality, and you'll get an at least decent result. Never make a movie that can't have a plot that can support 105 minutes. Or more/less, that's why Ralph 2 sucks, the plot, it's nothing, it's just memes but as a movie. Here's the thing: 99% memes/other internet shit. 1% originality and serious stuff.
Admiral Producer How are they wrong? Oh wait let me guess your one of those morons who just go, “YOU’RE WRONG” and just don’t actually explain how they were wrong, are you?
The most disappointing thing about this movie is that how Ralph work his ass out to save Venellope's game, But then she decided to go the slaughter race. Just pointing in my honest opinion.
I literally hated that even though vanillpe (idk how to spell her name) lied to Ralph and was going to abandon him, she never was portrayed as in the wrong and just pinned all the blame on Ralph. Also I hated that Ralph was turned into a horrible friend who can’t be alone for 5 minutes
Interesting fact, Sonic explaining how the internet works makes sense because Sonic Adventure 1 had internet compatibility, making him on if the first video game characters to experience the internet.
I assure you, Sonic the Hedgehog, was not "on if the first video game characters to experience the internet." Online Gaming has been around since 91... SA1 came out in '98 for the Dreamcast. Having a Neverwinter character would have made more sense... Or even Link after '95. That's the commonly known stuff, If you want to go real nerd stuff, 1980 with Arpanet...
I do like the part where Vanellope is complaining about Ralph being different from her and Shank says something like "people can still be best friends while having different dreams" that was sweet and unexpected in a movie like this from a character like that.
So Ralph leaves his game in the first movie and everyone’s freaking out. The game got even more popular and Ralph AND Vanellope leave it and nobody gives a flying heck. Make up your mind movie.
well, it was because they all thought he was going "turbo", which is to invade someone else's game and destroy it, but in here the all know he won't destroy the game, and there for won't really care as much
@@veeteam1954 but the thing is, turbo himself originally wasnt planning on destroying the other game, he Just wanted to get his attention back. You cant know If someone will end up destroying the game by glitching it by accident
Feel like this movie lost the heart of the first one. Less about game nostalgia, more about internet culture, plus abandoning the whole “going turbo” thing. It sadly feels like it won’t age well.
Bruh same, the original is still one of my favourite animated movies to date but this sequel paled in comparison. And strangely even tho I'm well versed in internet culture, im still wondering why I kinda cringed up to it....
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Random thing I noticed was that in the first movie, Vanellope’s glitches really only happened whenever her current emotion changed. Whenever she was suddenly met with some bad news her glitching would become a tiny bit more frequent as she became confused, angry, sad, etc. all in a single second of processing that news. That is what I’m guessing this movie was doing as she glitched a noticeable lot at that one part, being scared or anxious is sometimes caused by waves of different emotions coming in all at once; so her glitching a bunch more when she’s worried actually makes a lot of sense.
Exactly, was looking for this. A big part of her character growth in the first movie was even her learning to control the glitch rather than it being just involuntarily triggered by emotion. But we all know sometimes Jeremy wrongly sins things.
12:15 i think he should have added 20 sins just because that's Disney's website. Yet MIKEY or the mouse ears logo are not seen once and i know they did that on purpose those jerks. They rather show literally everyone other mess of stupidity they own instead of showing Walt Disneys micky mouse. By the way my movie review channel is coming out in March. So i will be releasing a voting video. You the viewers get to vote on what the first movie i should review. PS i don't do horror. Unless you ask my nicly.
Sin: In the first film the Sugar Rush machine had 2 Players. This one only has one. Also if one of your popular machines can't make $200 in a year then how the hell is your arcade still running?!?
M8 more than one dollar is bad? He said $200 is *more* than what the game makes in a year! You don't need to be a genius to know that'a god awful. Like two weeks of a single employee's wage paid for by over a year on a game. Edit: okay, just checked on a calculator. That's *54-55 cents per day*. That's 2-3 cents *an hour*. I'm 100% sure that an arcade game with flashing lights, sounds, screen and a variety of arcade machine features will most definitely use more than 2-3 cents an hour, even if it's only plugged in like 12 hours a day at max, that's definitely using more than that much electricity.
I found both Ralph and Vanellope unlikeable in this film. They had a few moments, but they weren't the characters I fell in love with in the first film. To be honest, I was more interested to see the Felix x Calhoun being parents part. I need a short of that.
Brixie Ann I’m the opposite lol. They were too bland with little personality in the first one compared to the sequel. They were likeable at best, but that’s honestly being generous. I’d sooner call them tolerable. They came to life and were pretty interesting in Ralph Breaks the Internet, though.
@Paige Harris Tbf, the directors confirmed they had a whole subplot written out that had to be discarded for time. The movie's already pretty long as is. Though I still wished that they had fit something in.
Some people don’t get that this is how sequels work all these movies are usually one hit wonders Madagascar grown-ups Wreck-It Ralph Wall-e cars they’re only good once The more they make the worse it gets (and yes I am aware Wall-e doesn’t have a sequel but it would probably bomb anyway)
@@silasmcgee3647 yea thats true. its just that i expected better from Disney, like the Incredibles 2 was awesome, and Frozen 2 wasnt bad. I did like the Cars sequels tho, but thats just me haha. And Madagascar i only liked 2, 3 wasnt that good. in short, i expected Disney to do better with this, but i was disappointed.
There are a lot of things in this movie that anger me so bad, for example: • Vanellope went turbo, and no one gave a sh*t about it • Ralph made stupid decisions for selfishness, while the first movie he did the same but with understandable reasons because he was frustated and didn't want to be the bad guy anymore, here his motivations are dumb and silly • Felix and his wife are completely forgotten • The side characters have charisma but they don't get the enough screentime to shine • The ideology and themes of the first one are forgotten, there were no consequences for Ralph or Vanellope for living the arcade for almost and ENTIRE DAY! • The virus is completely forgotten • The Vanellope musical sequences was enjoyable to watch but it felt so unfitting with the movie, specially when this is supposed to have placement in the real world inside the digital one • The disney cameo scene was so painfully and cringe to watch, and that includes the disney princesses introduction during this sequence and near the climax And I could still go and going, but I think that it is enough
AACMBirdzilla23 Yeah, this just might be the most frustrating Disney film I’ve ever seen. As much as I would have loved to have got a great sequel to Wreck-it Ralph, now I just wish I could erase this movie from existence.
TheVideo Commenter She abandoned her game, when all of her game mates were counting on her to save it, no less. Not to mention that the main reason why the game got broken in the first place was because of HER reckless actions. Seriously, you really don’t understand how she went Turbo?
@@coyotix hei in the end credits it was there written in songs Never Gonna Give You Up And dude my mind was rickrolled And it was playing all over my head
@@BaronSengir1008 most popular racer of a practically dead game that doesn't even make $200 a year. Yeah none of the kids who play will care for more than a week. Come on no one is such a crybaby
Not going to lie, but I absolutely LOVED the first Wreck-It Ralph. (It's actually my favorite Disney movie since I love anything related to gaming.) So I was excited/scared when I heard about the sequel. Excited because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel, and scared because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel and hoping that it doesn't suck. ...Unfortunately, I left the theater, thinking what the hell did I just watch? This movie had so much potential but it was ruined by Ralph possessiveness and Vanellope leaving her original game which contradicts with the first movie even if Shank really did program her code into the game. (Which I agree with CinemaSins, how the hell did game developers make an NPC so smart that she is able to code a video game character into a completely different game?) And the critics say that THIS is a worthy successor to the first film? Ha! I feel like they'd simply just read a synopsis of the first film and didn't even bother watching it.
But Turbo left because his game wasn't popular. I haven't seen the movie yet and so I could be wrong, but didn't Vanellope leave only cause the steering wheel broke off?
@@SimsAllAround No,she left because she was getting bored. Also,the point is not the *reason* why a character leaves:the point is that if you leave your game,your game risks to get unplugged and also you interfear with the new game and you risk to break that too.
If you treat it as a separate movie its good. I think that's why it was so hated caused the information from the first movie was lost in translation. If it was released as like an alternative movie, I think it would've had better reviews
@@ceiranallen-wright6310 nah it’s still a bad movie on its own. It’s an incredibly creepy experience with one dimensional characters. The summary of the plot is literally that someone who looks middle aged is so attached to his friendship with a 7 year old that he ruins her happiness in order to keep himself happy.
@@ceiranallen-wright6310 I tried thinking that way, but it’s not a good standalone film either. Too many things don’t make sense on their own without some of the context from the first movie - particularly Ralph & Velenope’s friendship. The two being outcasts from their respective games was the core of their bond from the last film; both are well-liked now by the rest of the arcade in the second movie. Ralph going from “concerned friend helping out his best friend with her depression” to “clingy weirdo who doesn’t want ‘his’ girl hanging with anyone else” is beyond creepy even though the movie never really codes his feelings towards Velenope as romantic or fatherly. Venelope is a bored Disney princess looking for more out of her life-a trope that the film has her make fun of, then has her follow to a fault...and becomes a kid growing too big for her small town. She never cares that she broke her own game & dismisses her actions of abandoning them because of events misremembered from the first movie. It’s hard to see why people would ever have liked these two in this movie, were it not for a previous film that endeared Ralph & Velenope to folks in the first place.
Wreck-It-Ralph: the worst thing a game character can do is to go Turbo Wreck-It-Ralph 2: Going Turbo is ok if you are bored with your game. and we'll just ignore all of the other extreme inconsistencies where Ralph goes from a friend to essentially that guy who thinks some random girl is "the one" and won't be dissuaded by logic, reason or common sense/decency
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Well to be fair they did spend years of their life everyday together basically telling each other how awesome the other is after coming together to save her kingdom and life. But yeah no you're right his personality is fucked in this movie. They both are really.
Yeah, that's the thing about Ralph Breaks the Internet! It may have serious problems that make it feel like (ESPECIALLY) The Emoji Movie all over again (but less cringey) and character bastardization, but besides Slaughter Race making people so happy (to the point where they would seriously wanna dance to it), its animation admittedly has the charm of its predecessor because of the video game characters moving in different styles with little-to-no limits, not to mention that it has the same beautifully recent-looking rendering except its backgrounds are not as inspired albeit immersive enough.
Things that deserve sin off: How the player characters in Slaughter Race move. "Shes from the other studio" "Theres a scene from the trailer that wasn't in the movie"
I know this is late, but the movement is suppose to show how you actually move in a video game. Take fortnite for exanple (the game sucks ik) and notice their movement compared to the one in slaughterhouse and the reason there was a deleted scene from the trailer is because the movie is still being edited. So they'll delete some scenes or just replace it.
$200 is more than that game makes in a year? If the game is just 25 cents to play you'd just need to play it 2-3 times every day. And that's supposed to be a popular game there too
@@thatssobrunette Actually, her whole life was (at least temporarily) ruined by the *actual* Turbo. So, while you're not wrong, I feel like you missed a beat there.
Honestly I have a guess as to why going "Turbo" isn't actually going "Turbo" on the internet. So, going turbo was defined as leaving your *arcade* game and going to a different one. That causes confusion from the people who play the arcade game, as they see another arcade game inside the wrong one, causing the game to shut down. Vanellope is in an arcade game, and goes to an internet game. There is no confusion that might cause the game to shut down here because Vanellope is an arcade game, and even if the arcade players did see her in the dangerous game, they could just think it was some sort of promotion for the arcade, and not a glitch like in the previous movie. Pls no kill me for writing a paragraph
Yeah, that bothered me as well. Not only is there no reason for him to know any better than Ralph, but if anything Ralph and Felix should be the ones explaining this stuff to the others. They've been around the longest, if anyone's going to have overheard kids talking about the internet, it's going to be them.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits You might doubt but I can imagine Litwak going "Someone really loves my arcade that they'd do this for me..." and not questioning it any further.
I know it's a children's film, but for some reason Ralph's obsession with Penelope made me uncomfortable. Just felt like a very unhealthy relationship.
That was kinda the main premise. Ralph got too obsessive about being friends with someone and couldn’t give them the space they needed to be themselves. By the end, Ralph realizes the error of his ways and gives his friend that space, and both characters grow as a result. The important premise, as a kids movie, is that having friends grow up in a different way than you do and wanting different things from you isn’t a bad thing.
It was. That was the point. And children's film have always been creepy and talking about uncomfortable subject. It's not news. I mean have you seen tangled ? It's about an abusive mother. Hans from Frozen straight up tried to kill his girlfriend's sister. Riley from Inside Out is clearly depressed. Don't dismiss children's movies they're always kinda harsh. Children also need outlets to cope with what they're going through.
oh dammit I don,t like Ralph anymore all he does is wreck everything ralph literally wrecked my respect for him by loving vanellope in weird way ... in the next 6 years I think we deserve a dedicated fix it felix movie without ralph wrecking it .. wreck it Ralph 2 should have been about fix it felix not ralph this should be called fix it felix the movie and if Ralph is in it I hope he,s the bad guy and I mean bad bad guy! You know what I mean
While I appreciate the underlying message at the end of the film, they shouldn't have done it with these characters. It just doesn't work. The whole "letting your friends go to live their own lives" theme doesn't fit if they aren't allowed to leave their games. It's called going Turbo! The ENTIRE conflict of the first film! This movie just shouldn't exist tbh. It tainted the original just like I knew it would.
What bothered me about this movie it has nothing to do with what made the first movie so good and this movie came from Disney witch is usually good at making characters that go on adventures while still making it seem like the world around them don't notice! How would people not notice a character super off in a race game Penelope doesn't look anything like the other characters in that racing game also her missing from surger rush wouldn't go unnoticed her being printed outside of the acrcade machine also being the most played racer. This movie tried hard to bring a certain message about a certain topic that broke the magic of it's world created from the first one.
The "letting friends go to live their dreamheartsong whatever" thing doesn't work not just because of the Turbo thing but because Ralph is an old Donkey Kong man drooling over a little 9 year old girl. They're both wrong!
Pewdie Poo yeah but that actually made sense in toy story 4, bonnie didn’t play with woody and probably wouldn’t notice he wasn’t there, the entire point of the movie was that woody had fulfilled his purpose and now his only goal was to keep bonnie happy.
@Keiras Alley It is weird though as Bonnie picked up Woody in TS3 because she thought he was cool in first place, then all of sudden she doesn’t care about him. Maybe it was because she now had Jessie whose like Woody but a girl which appeals to her. They should’ve at least tried to explain it more than not at all. Really the bigger point of the movie is that Woody never got over Andy and *he* couldn’t accept being someone’s else toy anymore.
Me and my brother were talking about just how incredibly uncomfortable their relationship made us. I was terrified they were going to randomly admit their love for each other or something.
i think that the relationship between Ralph and Vanelope should’ve been like a father and daughter, instead of super best friends or whatever. i don’t know i don’t think it’s that weird for them to be best friends unless you make it weird yourself.
So, at 14:03, you may recall Sonic speaking in the first film: "If you die outside your game, you don't regenerate. Ever. Game over." I would say that the internet constitutes "outside."
6:46 "When did Vanellope's glitching become tied to her anxiety". Well, my friend, in the first movie of 2012 there were a lot of moments like this. 1)After Vanellope stole a medal from Ralph, he came after her. He was covered in some green goo and ran after her, Vanellope was glitching all the time she was running from him, and she was glitching when cops chased her too. 2) When he was teaching her how to drive a car, she took a leap over the diet cola crater and she glitched because she was a little scared that she wouldn't be able to pull this off. Everybody's scared of heights 3) Before Ralph destroyed her car he said to her "You can't be a racer", she glitched for a split second, not actually believing what Ralph said. And then he hung her up by her hoodie on a candy tree, after he destroyed her car, she was crying and glitched, falling down from tree. So it wasn't surprising to me why she was glitching when she was anxious. I think her glitching happens when she is overwhelmed with emotions, either good or bad. Like when she is having fun she can glitch at will, because she is filled with happiness, so it works for the opposite emotions that sometimes overwhelm her, fear, anxiety, sadness, anger etc.
She also glitched a lot when the other Sugar Rush racer brats were ganging up to bully her. The scene where they mocked her and destroyed her kart after pushing her in the mud. 😞😢
I cant even begin to explain how UNCOMFORTABLE Ralph’s “insecurity” (basically, his possessiveness) made me. it was so hard to watch the movie without cringing, I was so damn uncomfortable.
Badass Decay: Poor Ralph gets hit with this big time. The climax of the first movie has him fight through the swarm of Cybernetic bugs and a mutated Turbo, and establishes that even though he has a soft and vulnerable side, he can still kick ass. Here, he gets practically scared of everything in the internet and gets easily intimidated by Double Dan or Shank's gang.
Michael Vandeginste The thing is the heroes and villains need to stay in their games to keep them completely playable (which is why everyone freaked out when they thought Ralph was going Turbo), and Vanellope falls into neither category. However, that doesn’t mean I think Vanellope leaving was a good choice. Under normal circumstances, Sugar Rush can survive without Vanellope. But the game makes less than 200 dollars a year, which is dangerously low. Being the star racer of the game, Vanellope essentially left Sugar Rush to die because without her enough players will stop coming to get the game unplugged.
@@LovelyLivelyV a reasonable argument, but I'd contend that once Turbo was gone, Vanellope became just as integral to her game as Ralph was to his. Therefore, it's not fair that Ralph get shamed for abandoning his game while we're just supposed to cheer on Vanellope for abandoning hers and, as you stated, probably leaving it to die.
Michael Vandeginste Exactly. The sacred rule and going Turbo complex should apply to everyone, not just Ralph or Felix. I mean, could you imagine if every NPC from a game just left one day? That’d be disastrous!
calhoun was my FAVORITE character in the first movie, so i was really looking forward to seeing her and felix in this movie. i'm so pissed off that Disney basically shoved them to the side in this movie when in the first movie, they have a big role in helping ralph.
Hunter Campbell, yeah, but does this mean that all Sonics everywhere have a inter-connected brain/brains? If not, then I am referring to the sonic in the arcade machine, not the sonic game character in general. (Sorry if I seem a bit harsh I just want to get a point across.)
Also, what's going to happen when the kids come to play as their favorite character to find she's no longer a playable character? If Sugar Rush isn't earning a lot of money, this would definitely be the thing that destroys the game. She didn't even have to leave Sugar Rush permanently either. After the arcade shuts for the night, she could just go on the internet and be on Slaughter Race. There are players from all over the world playing 24 hours a day. I love this film so much but these plotholes bug the hell out of me.
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth: WAY MORE SINS!! It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there??? What a FAIL... This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
On the other hand there once had to be a time where she was a playable character, then disappeared and was swapped with king candy, then tthey were both there for a brief time, then king candy dissapeared forever and vanellope came back. Maybe they are used to these strange things by now.
Vanellope becomes a glitch that can now change her code to fit into any game she wants. This is what Turbo said he was only he was a virus. I think Turbo would be proud of Vanellope. She surpassed his villainy.
@@BaronSengir1008 How does anyone in Hero's Duty respawn if cybugs make of anyone they ingest unrecognizable to their game? If Turbo was capable of respawning in Sugar Rush, he would have done that *instead of* being changed by the Cybug
The worst part is that the bunny kitty game really exists, and the animals do explode. There isn't any blood or anything, but a flash appears on the screen, then the animal that exploded is in the hospital with a bandage around their stomach and a get well soon card from the other. Suuuuuuuper gruesome for a kid's game :(
4:50 I swear to god I laughed out loud whilst watching this earlier. Imagine Twitter actually being like that instead of cranky teenagers bullying and shaming people lmao if only
1st movie: A villain doesn’t want to be a villain anymore
2nd movie: Disney owns everything the movie
AnonymousUser765 that’s two things
I got the 666th like!
AnonymousUser765 Disney started to stop caring after the first Wreck it Ralph
Disney just wants to have that cash. Do you think Frozen 2 came out because they wanted to make fans happy? I think it went like this.
,,What do we do to earn more?"
,,Hmmm... what about a whole new movie?"
,,Yeah. But that's risky. Maybe people would not like the trailer or something. They have no reason to see it, basically. What about a... sequel? What's our super popular movie that doesn't have a sequel?"
And that's how it was made
Well if it's Disney owns everything the movie then I'm disappointed. Because why showing us this stupid friendship thing!? Ugh. Come on, where are my goddamn toys and shit. I wanted to see some more of Star Wars, like Kylo Ren and Rey. Vanellope should have gone straight to this franchise and she should have sang "let it go" (about Ralph's friendship) instead of her own song. And what's up with Slaughter Race? Huh, should have gone to Sonic's racing game. Where;s my man Mickey?! So disappointed. (In case you don't understand - it's sarcasm)
ralph went from a decent character who was a good friend to a crazy person who can't be alone
That’s kinda the point of the movie
I dunno but this comment is funny😂
Quarantine person character arc
if you havent had a friend for all your life, and then suddenly have a friend, trauma kicks in at the idea of having to go back to that.
@@Hunlover123601 By the end of the first movie, he was friends with Fix-It Felix and the other Nicelanders. He also has the Q*bert characters and his fellow bad guys from the support group. It's not like Vanelope is all he has.
First movie: **beautifully crafted Disney film**
Second movie: **ad for Disney with creepily over-possessive Ralph**
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth:
WAY MORE SINS!!
It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there???
What a FAIL...
This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
7.8 too much water
Why are so many disney movies these days about the characters being obsessively afraid to lose their friend/family members and then ultimately letting them go in the end? Frozen 2 was like this, too.
True tho
If they made Ralph as a overprotective father or something instead of a creepy obsessive dude who can’t stand the thought of Vanellope leaving for two seconds, then I think the movie would have played out better. I get that Ralph is worried about his first real friend abandoning him, other than Felix, but like he literally DESTROYED the internet out of his fear that she would leave him for a girl from a online racing game. The creators have just completely gave up when they realized whatever they make would sell anyway.
explain a film plot badly:
middle-aged and violent man desperately tries to keep a 7-year-old girl from making friends in an attempt to make her like him
This shit screams "wtf"
Hol' up-
Wait hold up-
Excuse me- w h a ? -
I- 🤠❔
Vanellope: *tries to leave her game, entire kingdom and friends behind because of cool cars*
Ralph: *tries to stop her*
Vanellope: OMG YOU'RE SUCH A BAD FRIEND
DailyDragon Trainer also he almost killed himself trying to save her..
Vanellope: *tries to find meaning in her life, and finds infinite freedom on internet*
Ralph: *acts like a possessive boyfriend and nearly destroys the internet*
Vanellope: *Forgives him because she's a good friend.*
@@starwarfan8342 you realize she just up and left her entire kingdom behind, and all of her friends, and could put her game back in danger because kids would have noticed the princess character was gone, right?
She's actually rude
Whyyyyy
I mean, he did almost kill her accidentally
Part one: likable, relatable characters that is fleshed-out and (even if they’re the bad guy) can be understood
Part two: everyone is an asshole
oh dammit I don,t like Ralph anymore all he does is wreck everything ralph literally wrecked my respect for him by loving vanellope in weird way ... in the next 6 years I think we deserve a dedicated fix it felix movie without ralph wrecking it .. wreck it Ralph 2 should have been about fix it felix not ralph this should be called fix it felix the movie and if Ralph is in it I hope he,s the bad guy and I mean bad bad guy! You know what I mean
@@truckbull6076 no, I dont think I know what you mean?
Okay first off I don't think the second movie should just not include ralph like I think you are suggesting. Ralph was literally a main character they shouldn't just not include him.
I agree it would be cool if the second movie would have centered around felix more than Ralph, but I think in the same way the first movie centered more on Ralph than felix.
Lastly what do you mean Ralph should be a bad bad guy? Do you mean you just want to wreck Ralph's whole character and make him a more evil character? Can you explain that a little more?
It appears you want to do everything bad about this second movie but flipping the main characters.
@@ahhh844
He has been spammed replies with this same message
@@RxkilaTemiko k.
True. Even most the princeses.😠
Where's the sin for Vanellope going Turbo? Wasn't game-jumping the taboo of the first movie?
TURBO!!!
@Regina Takáts Logical argument. Still think it's a direct contradiction to the last movie 'taboo'.
I know, i was like......the hole conflict with the first movie is THAT. And in this its like, blaaaaaaaa its okkkkkkkkk...................soooooo if she is in the other game and people want to play with her in HER game, and she IS NOT THERE??? people are going to say the game is broken and, YEA THATS A PROBLEM
That’s what I was thinking when I watched this movie!
Imagine if the same kids who try to play with Vanellope in Sugar Rush suddenly discover her in this other online racing game.... RATHER STRANGE DON’T YOU THINK???
But nah, let’s throw the “turbo taboo” out the window
@Regina Takáts but she was the MAIN CHARACTER, n became popular due to super powers @ the very least the game will lose the Fan base.
Ralph in wreck it ralph : brave, witty, and a nice person in general.
Ralph in ralph breaks the internet: crybaby, extremely dumb, weirdly possessive of vanellope.
🤦
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what?@@Ilzum_Gopke
Sonic knows about the internet
I can only imagine what horrid things he’s seen when looking himself up
Paige Harris, I know
😂😂😂😂😂 ikr
He saw some traumatizing fanart of mario and himself
He saw a sonic creepypasta that he ran from:)
Thank god I wasn’t the only one thinking that. That poor guy probably saw so many things...
The fact it isn't called "Ralph wrecks the internet" is a huge sin on its own
One trailer actually talks about that... Something about being trendy, I think. Part of it might also be that "Wrecks the internet" is just too obvious.
OMG_ AND AHJBDAHABDHBJKKs c
Inspect Element can really help with that.
boomkittyFX lmao
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth:
WAY MORE SINS!!
It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there???
What a FAIL...
This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
Sonic: "Wi-Fi is the internet!"
Wi-Fi isn't the internet. Wi-Fi is what gives you access to the internet. (1 sin)
Ya and why does sonic even know what the internet is? I think he’s supposed to be like Classic Sonic, so how would he know?
@@JNSStudios Probably because that's just Modern Sonic while Classic Sonic is a different person in some way.
JNS Studios Classic is another dimension version
200 sins*
tHANK YOU GOOD SIR
Ralph goes turbo. Ralph you are ruining everything.
Vanellope goes turbo and Ralph tries to bring her back. Ralph you are ruining everything.
Makes sense.
Feminism.
Yeah but Ralph trying to get Vanellope back was executed so horribly since I don't think this movie mentioned anything about going turbo, and Ralph just wants to be with her every second and can't be alone for 5 whole minutes
@@SlushysSecret When Ralph do it, it's reckless danger, When Vanelloppe does it when she's the president of her own game, "it's alright" short term of *feminism*
@@SlushysSecretfunny enough, turbo and king candy are never mentioned in the movie, I’m not even sure if the posters about turbo are shown in the movie either. They really left out turbo cause it would make the entire movie pointless.
We already had the virus allegory, we had the whole “going turbo” fear driven plot point. In this movie Vanellope is no better than Turbo. She saw a cooler game and abandoned her own to live in that.
The only word to describe this movie is: stupid.
My one complaint of a sin that you missed was how they massacred wralphs character. He spent 30 years alone and outcasted and he didn't try to cling to anyone. He didn't constantly try to get people to like him. He disliked the situation but was fine with it. He wanted recognition for not being a bad guy he didn't care about having friends. And he wasn't really stupid, he was just kind of an Everyman moderate intelligence. In this he's a self righteous ouef who doesn't know anything
That was a great speech/rant, don’t get me wrong, but in french “oeuf” means egg, and I know you said ouef and not oeuf, but from now on I will be saying that Ralph in Ralph Breaks the Internet is a self righteous egg who doesn’t know anything.
This movie shouldn't exist
They said “27 years”, error.
And he said they are lucky to have a tv at 3:10, but she's pointing a remote at a painting.
Keep this in mind; until Ralph met Vanellope, he had no friends. With her being his first friend, he was afraid of her leaving him.
I wouldn’t necessarily say this is massacring his character. It's honestly more like putting him through a different arc.
I like to pretend that this movie doesn’t exist and that it all ended with the first one because this movie breaks its own rules and values so much
lilly lewis year imma do that too
We should all do that!
I do this all the time
lilly lewis Also because the first movie did not need a sequel.
You couldn't have said it better!!
I love this movie but you missed one HUGE Sin. Venelope Goes Turbo! she abandons her game and never returns as far as we know.
Leaving Sugar Rush does not break her game. When Ralph left his game, that was game-breaking.
@Elisa Castro ... Still, not game breaking. If you remember how the Racer roster is set up in the first Wreck it Ralph movie, Vanellope von Schweetz was not a playable racer because she could not win a certain race. But even now that she knows she is princess of Sugar Rush, there is no guarantee she is on the roster everyday, since the roster is determined by that nightly race before the arcade opens. Vanellope is only 1 of the 16 racers that might be featured on a 9 choice selection screen. If she happens to get 10th place or worse, then she actually would be unplayable for the entire day, and would certainly have an opportunity to chill in Slaughter Race.
Mike Jinx Lints They didn’t miss it. 19:22
The writers clearly didn't bother watching the first one.
He does sin this. Did you pay attention?
Imagine if they used this concept with an original cast and characters, so we didn’t have to worry about all that stuff with Ralph being creepy and Vanelope being selfish. It didn’t have to be a sequel.
I literally feel like this movie’s plot was meant to be some kind of standalone movie (like Disney wanted to try to make a “better” Emoji movie but all about what they own), and they just decided to put it in the Ralph sequel for some reason. I mean, I was looking forward to their original planned sequel about how it would feature console gaming (and more video games in general) and more video game cameos (like Lara Croft or Sora, or hell, even Mario). But instead, we got this pandering, continuity-destroying mess.
At least the Princess scenes were funny, I guess. XD
The Emoji Movie was actually BETTER than this. That speaks volumes on how badly they f*cked it up.
@@RealSirMikayEmoji is nowhere near this
16:30 scene:
They named the character “yesss” solely so that they could have this play on words
Oh
Edit: *ooooh*
"Is slaughter race even dangerous? Can you even die?"
First movie: remember, if you die outside your game, no respawns!
They completely ignored and rewrote this rule at the end
@@boyboi1855 Shank said she added Vanellapies code in after the reboot, so she can respawn. and we have seen that video game characters can hack into the code and manipulate it, so how is this a sin?
@@lisaleyendekker8305 they just simply removed the weight and gravity of its importance, in which it was the one rule that became the central plot point of the first movie. Basically they took the cheap way out by creating a way to circumvent the gravity of the most important law for the video game characters so that Venellope can get what she wants.
Accurate
Jumanji 2: **places a hand on the shoulder** Hey.
100 sins for not calling it Ralph Wrecks the Internet
Priyanshi Karan They actually made fun of this in the trailer. LOL.
@@BLamb yeah, I know. But just ''Break the internet is like a thing" excuse isn't saving him them from the sin lol
@@10tailedbijuu ...your comment makes no sense
Dracone1024 How...?
Preach
In the original movie, there are two seats in the Sugar Rush arcade machine for two characters to play it simultaneously, but it has one seat in the second movie.
Well, Litwak said it doesn’t make that much in a year so they probably had to get rid of it because it cost too much to pay for 2 wheels and screens
@@Z_Viper08 ah yes. Because 2 people paying for a popular game isn't profitable enough and buying an entirely new machine doesn't cost anything at all.
@@apersonthatsucksatnames1133 did you miss the part where I said it doesn’t make that much in a year. How can it be that popular?
@@Z_Viper08 strange how a game goes from multiplayer to single player like that. Also I just realized if the machine didn't magically change this movie would have no conflict... Is this a subtle form of forced conflict?
@@apersonthatsucksatnames1133 also the fact there’s no spare parts or wheels
I'm surprised he didn't give a sin for Sonic knowing literally everything.
Sonic is pretty smart, even though he's not as smart as Tails. Keep any chili dogs you may have FAR away from the blue devil though.
@@LadyOnikara I’ll store them inside my stomach
Sonic has been one of the ancient parts of the internet.
Sonicsplaining
The blueberry is a know it all
Ralph: **Risks his life for a medal** **Some random girl stole it from him** **Risks his life to make a car for Vanellope** **Risks his life to save Vanellope's game**
Vanellope: **FUCKING LEAVES**
Ralph: .....
Kimi berry THANK YOU! Vanellope is an ASS!
Yes!! Thank you! 😂
yeah, venellope was acting like a selfish brat saying that everything she had wasnt enough.
Ralph wanted to be a hero to get friends and not be alone. The first movie was alright. Each had issues to overcome. Second one made me hate Vanellope. Blames Ralph for the virus yes it's wrong BUT it was her fault for going Turbo and not even meeting him like she said she was. Makes him wait and finds out what she felt about him by her talking to a stranger that she just met. TELLS her about stuff she didn't even need to know. Turbo herself to another game when she doesn't realise she is the main person the players plays and also she was on the side of the game. Yep, the second movie was just another crap sequel like most sequels and also ended up making us hate the movie. The only reason I like it is the princesses and the Disney area with all the characters like star wars and stuff. Elsewhere nope. Btw I love how Ralph makes himself a doofus for money likes and Vanellope doesn't even do anything, doesn't even care he got the wheel.
you are very right it has always wpr;ked for her
Why isnt anyone pointing out the fact that Vannelope literally went Turbo??
And she just LEFT her game, ( mind you, she was literally the president) without any warning just because she found a game she likes better? Who's gonna rule Sugar Rush now?
I think the sourball guy is next in line.
Felix & Calhoun maybe. The other Sugar Rush racers are still treated as kids, making Velenope out like a deadbeat parent dumping her kids onto someone else so that she can go live her best life
Yea, that would be literally impossible. Its the entire plot of the first movie. Which means that this isnt canon.
@@aztn19 THEN WHAT ABOUT FIX IT FELIX JR AND HERO’S DUTY!?????
@@LadyOnikara lmao
Why did Ralph say he's been with them for 27 years? The last movie they were celebrating 30 years anniversary!
no its their 27th
Because the story writers didn't watch the first movie or didn't give a shit about the whole franchise
The other thing is Vanellope is acting entirely selfishly here. No one calls her out on that. She abandons her game for Slaughter Race when they spent the last movie talking about how heinous it was to abandon your game. She says it's her calling, but she's only there for a day, and it doesn't make any sense that she can't just pop back into Sugar Rush. She's not an important figure in Slaughter Race, but she says, oh yeah, I can't come home to Sugar Rush much because Slaughter Race needs me. The moral doesn't make much sense, and while they throw a lot bad development on Ralph, no one calls out Vanellope's actions.
I hope that MeToo didn't get involved in this with their man hating propaganda to make it seem like women should rule the world with their moronic feminism. Not to mention the movie acts like everything terrible that happens is all Ralph's fault alone every time because he is a man while Vanellope did no wrong and is completely faultless. Not to mention she can just game hop and do whatever she wants in the internet with no consequences. WTF MOVIE CREATORS?! Who is more important? Those FemiNazis or telling a real story without demonizing the other?
Disneyfan82
This film won’t age well as we enter the 2020’s.
Allison Price ikr in the first game everyone was against Ralph going and playing another game. Thats literally what the story was kinda based on. And now it’s ok for Vanellope to abandon her game and do the same thing?
@@Disneyfan82 It has all the hallmarks of a feminist film which is why the story was shit.
Watermeloncrusad Nah It may not be feminism but it IS showing a blatant double standard by having Vanellope do exactly what Ralph did in the last movie but not get called out for it while Ralph was shit on for doing the same thing in the last movie. Like seriously everyone in the arcade told Ralph not to game jump as that was a no-no there because of the situation with Turbo, now those same characters are completely fine with Vanellope doing it. Again it may not be feminism but it is clearly a double standard.
The entire first movie: "Don't go Turbo Ralph if you go Turbo into another game you get sent straight to hell"
This movie: "Yaaas Vanellope! Swap games! Live your best life! I think we have a word for swapping games but I can't think of it... but yeah no it's fine to permanently change!"
Yeah, literally erasing everything the first movie set up lol.
And that's why Ralph 2 sucks. Disney completly forgot what the hell happened in the first film and they made Ralph even dumber, and Vanelope worse than before because:
"Dumb character = funny movie
Character who "betrays" the main character = good movie". God, they were so wrong.
Jota3214 100% wrong.
Look:
If you want to do a good film, you have to know how to make a working plot that can handle perfectly the time you want the movie to be, actors you think are the best for the role. 100% originality, and you'll get an at least decent result. Never make a movie that can't have a plot that can support 105 minutes. Or more/less, that's why Ralph 2 sucks, the plot, it's nothing, it's just memes but as a movie.
Here's the thing:
99% memes/other internet shit.
1% originality and serious stuff.
Admiral Producer How are they wrong? Oh wait let me guess your one of those morons who just go, “YOU’RE WRONG” and just don’t actually explain how they were wrong, are you?
The most disappointing thing about this movie is that how Ralph work his ass out to save Venellope's game,
But then she decided to go the slaughter race.
Just pointing in my honest opinion.
It gives off a giant middle finger in front of the audience
Its make me Oof; i don't like the ending so much.
I KNOW. She was such a jerk in this one. Ralph literally almost DIED for her, and she just LEAVES
Sugar Rush wouldn't have been saved cause people would want to play Vanellope but if she's not there, the game is still out of order
@Starfall 21X yep, so this was all a waste of time
I literally hated that even though vanillpe (idk how to spell her name) lied to Ralph and was going to abandon him, she never was portrayed as in the wrong and just pinned all the blame on Ralph. Also I hated that Ralph was turned into a horrible friend who can’t be alone for 5 minutes
Vanellope
When "out of character" writting RUINS a movie GOSHDARNIT WRITTERS 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Add a sin that Sonic looks better in this than his own movie
edit: i made this before the redesign, stop telling me, i’m well aware
That is a sin for the sonic movie, not ralph
Luigi Marinus Gaming are you joking or being serious? Like, no sarcasm, I’m genuinely curious.
Tbh *any* sonic would better than that movie
They're redesigning him.
Blame the sonic fanbase for wanting a sonic movie to exist.
Interesting fact, Sonic explaining how the internet works makes sense because Sonic Adventure 1 had internet compatibility, making him on if the first video game characters to experience the
internet.
Sonic Says more like...
For you who don't believe him: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Meganet
solid point. I was wondering why Sonic was the all-knowing internet/game diety in this movie
I assure you, Sonic the Hedgehog, was not "on if the first video game characters to experience the internet." Online Gaming has been around since 91... SA1 came out in '98 for the Dreamcast. Having a Neverwinter character would have made more sense... Or even Link after '95. That's the commonly known stuff, If you want to go real nerd stuff, 1980 with Arpanet...
They're not called "zoomers" for nothing.
They forgot to mention the fact that Ralph Rick rolled us at the end of the credits.
Yes, I'm not the only one. This is just the comment I was looking for. Thank you! 1+ Like.
tbh
That shit was wack
He Ralph Rolled us
That's because it's not worth mentioning.
I do like the part where Vanellope is complaining about Ralph being different from her and Shank says something like "people can still be best friends while having different dreams" that was sweet and unexpected in a movie like this from a character like that.
So Ralph leaves his game in the first movie and everyone’s freaking out.
The game got even more popular and Ralph AND Vanellope leave it and nobody gives a flying heck.
Make up your mind movie.
well, it was because they all thought he was going "turbo", which is to invade someone else's game and destroy it, but in here the all know he won't destroy the game, and there for won't really care as much
@@veeteam1954 but the thing is, turbo himself originally wasnt planning on destroying the other game, he Just wanted to get his attention back. You cant know If someone will end up destroying the game by glitching it by accident
@@thedarthvaderwhohasntbeenn4596 you're totally right.
Um
Vanellope is so unlikable in this movie.
To quote Buzz Lightyear.
“Plotholes, Plotholes everywhere!”
Lol
Valin Summers that’s really more of a paraphrase
Soul Eater....sorry
Mitchel Ortiz Well, you got me there.
Shouldn’t matter if paced well enough, sadly, it wasn’t for many.
Feel like this movie lost the heart of the first one. Less about game nostalgia, more about internet culture, plus abandoning the whole “going turbo” thing. It sadly feels like it won’t age well.
Zulmoka I think it DEFINITELY won’t age well, it’s a subpar Disney film and a terrible sequel to Wreck It Ralph.
Bruh same, the original is still one of my favourite animated movies to date but this sequel paled in comparison. And strangely even tho I'm well versed in internet culture, im still wondering why I kinda cringed up to it....
I was totally gonna say that!! Internet culture changes so fast that this movie really wont age well at all.
Like Kingsman: The Golden Circle ⭕️, The Incredibles 2, Ghostbusters 2, Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Hangover Part II, Kick-Ass 2, Iron Man 2, Cars 🚗 2.
Do I need to go on?
Gigglegal320 I’m sure some people could even make the argument that it feels dated already.
Random thing I noticed was that in the first movie, Vanellope’s glitches really only happened whenever her current emotion changed. Whenever she was suddenly met with some bad news her glitching would become a tiny bit more frequent as she became confused, angry, sad, etc. all in a single second of processing that news. That is what I’m guessing this movie was doing as she glitched a noticeable lot at that one part, being scared or anxious is sometimes caused by waves of different emotions coming in all at once; so her glitching a bunch more when she’s worried actually makes a lot of sense.
Exactly, was looking for this. A big part of her character growth in the first movie was even her learning to control the glitch rather than it being just involuntarily triggered by emotion. But we all know sometimes Jeremy wrongly sins things.
I hate how much of a baby Ralph acts, , this is supposed to be the same Ralph that was willing to die for a game last movie,
I agree. They don't remember the first one it seems. A LOT of inconsistencies. This is just a Venellope movie ft Ralph.
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12:15 i think he should have added 20 sins just because that's Disney's website. Yet MIKEY or the mouse ears logo are not seen once and i know they did that on purpose those jerks. They rather show literally everyone other mess of stupidity they own instead of showing Walt Disneys micky mouse.
By the way my movie review channel is coming out in March. So i will be releasing a voting video. You the viewers get to vote on what the first movie i should review. PS i don't do horror. Unless you ask my nicly.
Yeah they kind took thag storyline too far
THANK YOU, finally someone else who agrees with me
Sin: In the first film the Sugar Rush machine had 2 Players. This one only has one.
Also if one of your popular machines can't make $200 in a year then how the hell is your arcade still running?!?
Sin: Vanellope being in a different game other than her own is a breach of copyright.
That would mean that the most popular game in a store constantly filled with kids can't make more than 1 dollar a day
Konstandinos Boulouki lol
M8 more than one dollar is bad? He said $200 is *more* than what the game makes in a year! You don't need to be a genius to know that'a god awful. Like two weeks of a single employee's wage paid for by over a year on a game.
Edit: okay, just checked on a calculator. That's *54-55 cents per day*. That's 2-3 cents *an hour*. I'm 100% sure that an arcade game with flashing lights, sounds, screen and a variety of arcade machine features will most definitely use more than 2-3 cents an hour, even if it's only plugged in like 12 hours a day at max, that's definitely using more than that much electricity.
Well, if this is in America...200$ a year would be amazing.
Didn't the arcade scene die in the States about 15 years ago?
I found both Ralph and Vanellope unlikeable in this film. They had a few moments, but they weren't the characters I fell in love with in the first film.
To be honest, I was more interested to see the Felix x Calhoun being parents part. I need a short of that.
We all agree with every detail you said here about how these WiR franchise characters depending on the film.
Brixie Ann I’m the opposite lol. They were too bland with little personality in the first one compared to the sequel. They were likeable at best, but that’s honestly being generous. I’d sooner call them tolerable. They came to life and were pretty interesting in Ralph Breaks the Internet, though.
@Paige Harris Tbf, the directors confirmed they had a whole subplot written out that had to be discarded for time. The movie's already pretty long as is. Though I still wished that they had fit something in.
@@pichugamer5275 I wished it was included. I love them in the first one
Tbh I would have enjoyed seeing some Felix and Calhoun more than Ralph and Venelope Venelope being assholes.
For all the people who say Ralph is clingy, that may be true, but towards the end vanelope literally tries to go turbo (and succeeds)
Still I think it was executed poorly, and they still let that fact slide so Ralph can be clingy
@@SlushysSecret not saying I’m defending him
The sin counter was at 69 while he was explaining the "Blow and Go" joke.
Night Hunter talk about timing
I personally think the timing would have been better if the sin counter was at 68 as he explained it and increased to 69 but I agree great timing
Nice.
Ok, Arkham Knight
Anyone else think that they changed Ralph’s personality to kind of a creep?
Trying to follow a little girl all over the internet and trying to get 1k for her? No its fine
Yeah Ralph was super obsessed and creepy.
I was super uncomfortable the entire time I was watching this movie. His attitude towards her was definitely inappropriate at best
yiiikes I thought the same thing
yea i knew theres something is a bit wrong with ralph in this movie :V
Everything wrong with Ralph Breaks the Internet: EVERYTHING
this movie literally makes the first movie pointless
Except for the fact that TH-camrs are in this movie- Especially DanTDM, he’s like the only good thing about the movie :)
@@isyaboyegg thats ANOTHER thing. hes only in the UK version!! the US version is some other guy 😢
Some people don’t get that this is how sequels work all these movies are usually one hit wonders Madagascar grown-ups Wreck-It Ralph Wall-e cars they’re only good once The more they make the worse it gets (and yes I am aware Wall-e doesn’t have a sequel but it would probably bomb anyway)
@@silasmcgee3647 yea thats true. its just that i expected better from Disney, like the Incredibles 2 was awesome, and Frozen 2 wasnt bad. I did like the Cars sequels tho, but thats just me haha. And Madagascar i only liked 2, 3 wasnt that good. in short, i expected Disney to do better with this, but i was disappointed.
@@e.m.rivera8948 same lol cars 1 and 2 and shark tail too but two of those failed badly
This film reminds me of a lesson I learned a long time ago...
Sequels barely count
There are a lot of things in this movie that anger me so bad, for example:
• Vanellope went turbo, and no one gave a sh*t about it
• Ralph made stupid decisions for selfishness, while the first movie he did the same but with understandable reasons because he was frustated and didn't want to be the bad guy anymore, here his motivations are dumb and silly
• Felix and his wife are completely forgotten
• The side characters have charisma but they don't get the enough screentime to shine
• The ideology and themes of the first one are forgotten, there were no consequences for Ralph or Vanellope for living the arcade for almost and ENTIRE DAY!
• The virus is completely forgotten
• The Vanellope musical sequences was enjoyable to watch but it felt so unfitting with the movie, specially when this is supposed to have placement in the real world inside the digital one
• The disney cameo scene was so painfully and cringe to watch, and that includes the disney princesses introduction during this sequence and near the climax
And I could still go and going, but I think that it is enough
How did Vanellope went Turbo?
The last point is agreeable
AACMBirdzilla23 Yeah, this just might be the most frustrating Disney film I’ve ever seen. As much as I would have loved to have got a great sequel to Wreck-it Ralph, now I just wish I could erase this movie from existence.
TheVideo Commenter She abandoned her game, when all of her game mates were counting on her to save it, no less. Not to mention that the main reason why the game got broken in the first place was because of HER reckless actions. Seriously, you really don’t understand how she went Turbo?
I totally agree
Why is no one talking about the fact that EVERYONE was rickrolled in the post credit scene?!
Wait what I didn’t even see or hear that
@@coyotix hei in the end credits it was there written in songs
Never Gonna Give You Up
And dude my mind was rickrolled
And it was playing all over my head
Then the post credit Ralph actually sang it
Ohhhhh thanks
really surprised he didn't get to that
How about...the fact that Vanelope is supposed to be the leader of Sugar Rush?!?
I mean seriously, how can she just LEAVE???
Ever heard about voting for a new leader? It's pretty common on Earth, you should really check it out
saumil padwal
I mean they could have voted but still. For her to leave is just irresponsible on her part
Bookwormcat10 she’s still a kid, you know that right? She’ll understand responsibility eventually.
Not to mention the most popular racer...
@@BaronSengir1008 most popular racer of a practically dead game that doesn't even make $200 a year. Yeah none of the kids who play will care for more than a week. Come on no one is such a crybaby
Not going to lie, but I absolutely LOVED the first Wreck-It Ralph. (It's actually my favorite Disney movie since I love anything related to gaming.) So I was excited/scared when I heard about the sequel. Excited because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel, and scared because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel and hoping that it doesn't suck.
...Unfortunately, I left the theater, thinking what the hell did I just watch? This movie had so much potential but it was ruined by Ralph possessiveness and Vanellope leaving her original game which contradicts with the first movie even if Shank really did program her code into the game. (Which I agree with CinemaSins, how the hell did game developers make an NPC so smart that she is able to code a video game character into a completely different game?) And the critics say that THIS is a worthy successor to the first film? Ha! I feel like they'd simply just read a synopsis of the first film and didn't even bother watching it.
Vanellope went Turbo and not one person questions it.
👆THIS!
But Turbo left because his game wasn't popular. I haven't seen the movie yet and so I could be wrong, but didn't Vanellope leave only cause the steering wheel broke off?
@@SimsAllAround No,she left because she was getting bored. Also,the point is not the *reason* why a character leaves:the point is that if you leave your game,your game risks to get unplugged and also you interfear with the new game and you risk to break that too.
And people are going to notice she's gone because of how popular of a racer she was
@@Mag-DGAF8 Exactly.
I remember absolutely despising this movie because IT LITERALLY DEFEATS THE WHOLE PURPOSE OF THR FIRST ONE!!!!
If you treat it as a separate movie its good. I think that's why it was so hated caused the information from the first movie was lost in translation. If it was released as like an alternative movie, I think it would've had better reviews
@@ceiranallen-wright6310 nah it’s still a bad movie on its own. It’s an incredibly creepy experience with one dimensional characters. The summary of the plot is literally that someone who looks middle aged is so attached to his friendship with a 7 year old that he ruins her happiness in order to keep himself happy.
@@ceiranallen-wright6310 I tried thinking that way, but it’s not a good standalone film either. Too many things don’t make sense on their own without some of the context from the first movie - particularly Ralph & Velenope’s friendship. The two being outcasts from their respective games was the core of their bond from the last film; both are well-liked now by the rest of the arcade in the second movie. Ralph going from “concerned friend helping out his best friend with her depression” to “clingy weirdo who doesn’t want ‘his’ girl hanging with anyone else” is beyond creepy even though the movie never really codes his feelings towards Velenope as romantic or fatherly. Venelope is a bored Disney princess looking for more out of her life-a trope that the film has her make fun of, then has her follow to a fault...and becomes a kid growing too big for her small town. She never cares that she broke her own game & dismisses her actions of abandoning them because of events misremembered from the first movie. It’s hard to see why people would ever have liked these two in this movie, were it not for a previous film that endeared Ralph & Velenope to folks in the first place.
YESSDDD
Wreck-It-Ralph: the worst thing a game character can do is to go Turbo
Wreck-It-Ralph 2: Going Turbo is ok if you are bored with your game.
and we'll just ignore all of the other extreme inconsistencies where Ralph goes from a friend to essentially that guy who thinks some random girl is "the one" and won't be dissuaded by logic, reason or common sense/decency
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Ikr.... I was like: “What.?!!”
Well to be fair they did spend years of their life everyday together basically telling each other how awesome the other is after coming together to save her kingdom and life. But yeah no you're right his personality is fucked in this movie. They both are really.
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The "blow and go" joke kept me laughing for 5 mins straight
The players animation is pretty accurate in Slaughter Race lol
I feel like that was worth a sin off. Oh well!
Yeah, that's the thing about Ralph Breaks the Internet! It may have serious problems that make it feel like (ESPECIALLY) The Emoji Movie all over again (but less cringey) and character bastardization, but besides Slaughter Race making people so happy (to the point where they would seriously wanna dance to it), its animation admittedly has the charm of its predecessor because of the video game characters moving in different styles with little-to-no limits, not to mention that it has the same beautifully recent-looking rendering except its backgrounds are not as inspired albeit immersive enough.
Oh yeah I just realized lmaoo
_Imagine if they walked into Tumblr_
No
@Mikasa Ackerman shit
So when you bid on eBay and the winning bid doesn't pay the last person who bid will win the item
"Do people assume all your problems got solved because a big, strong man showed up?"
I think they did.
I thought they mentioned Tumblr in the movie once
Things that deserve sin off:
How the player characters in Slaughter Race move.
"Shes from the other studio"
"Theres a scene from the trailer that wasn't in the movie"
I know this is late, but the movement is suppose to show how you actually move in a video game. Take fortnite for exanple (the game sucks ik) and notice their movement compared to the one in slaughterhouse
and the reason there was a deleted scene from the trailer is because the movie is still being edited. So they'll delete some scenes or just replace it.
@@mikeandrews1437 that was eboy and sadly.......only in the theater version...
the actual animated rick roll at the end was fantastic
it also ended the movie, so
@@mikeandrews1437 rlly?
@@rodrix555 no but he did voice eboy
Imagine watching any movie with this guy. Any movie would be a comedy
sin number 0: it wasn't called "Ralph wrecks the internet"
Ethan Bishop that is amazing, oh my god. You deserve *so* many more likes!
I’ve always wondered why they never went with that name
I think they mentioned it in the movie and did it on purpose.
When will we get “the dark web breaks Ralph”?
Ralph 3: Wrecked
Considering that yes, he goes ALSO there.
"Ralph gets sold as a sex slave on the dark web"
Our Founding Liars Ba dum tsss
@@CaptainOfGames and Vanellope gets hired as an assassin
$200 is more than that game makes in a year? If the game is just 25 cents to play you'd just need to play it 2-3 times every day. And that's supposed to be a popular game there too
Exactly!
You do know that it’s been years since the arcade they show that not that many people go to the arcade anymore
FINALLY I'm not the only one to notice this!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@SirCorn65 but HTF is he open?!?!?!
I took that as one of several signs that Litwak's Arcade is in its dying throes and that getting Wi-Fi was his last-ditch effort to save it.
They straight up abandoned every old character and just simped for gal gadot.
Not that Gal Gadot of all people isn’t simp-worthy, but yeah I agree.
Missed a major sin of Vanellope going Turbo.
Rockstar mk dont tell me vanellope doesnt know what going turbo is, her whole life was ruined by someone that went turbo
Certain Gloom That’s because she DIDN’T
@@rockstarmk141 RALPH KNOWS THOUGH
@@thatssobrunette Actually, her whole life was (at least temporarily) ruined by the *actual* Turbo. So, while you're not wrong, I feel like you missed a beat there.
Honestly I have a guess as to why going "Turbo" isn't actually going "Turbo" on the internet.
So, going turbo was defined as leaving your *arcade* game and going to a different one. That causes confusion from the people who play the arcade game, as they see another arcade game inside the wrong one, causing the game to shut down. Vanellope is in an arcade game, and goes to an internet game. There is no confusion that might cause the game to shut down here because Vanellope is an arcade game, and even if the arcade players did see her in the dangerous game, they could just think it was some sort of promotion for the arcade, and not a glitch like in the previous movie.
Pls no kill me for writing a paragraph
1:46
I think it's kind of worrying that Sonic is the one explaining the internet here.
Yeah, that bothered me as well. Not only is there no reason for him to know any better than Ralph, but if anything Ralph and Felix should be the ones explaining this stuff to the others. They've been around the longest, if anyone's going to have overheard kids talking about the internet, it's going to be them.
Yeeeah but considering how much of a presence Sonic has on the internet....both for the good and the bad reasons, it kinda makes sense he'd know.
IIRC, didn’t one of the Sega consoles have a rudimentary internet service? If that’s why they made Sonic describe the internet, then that’s genius
JTBSpartan yah the Dreamcast
@@Cheeseanonioncrisps I read that in the CinemaSins voice
Another sin: Didn't MR. LITWAK wonder why he received a steering wheel he didn't order nor pay?
Why would he wonder? He probably thought one of those kids bought it for him.
@@stylesrj Where would a kid find $200? If they saved it, I doubt they would spend it on a gift for an adult they barely know.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits
You might doubt but I can imagine Litwak going "Someone really loves my arcade that they'd do this for me..." and not questioning it any further.
Aaaand cut
@@navi189 you missed an obligatory diet coke reference somewhere in there
5:32
Oh my God! Disney predicted the aunt cass thing would blow up more then a year before it did
I know it's a children's film, but for some reason Ralph's obsession with Penelope made me uncomfortable. Just felt like a very unhealthy relationship.
That was kinda the main premise. Ralph got too obsessive about being friends with someone and couldn’t give them the space they needed to be themselves. By the end, Ralph realizes the error of his ways and gives his friend that space, and both characters grow as a result. The important premise, as a kids movie, is that having friends grow up in a different way than you do and wanting different things from you isn’t a bad thing.
But she is his precious
It was. That was the point. And children's film have always been creepy and talking about uncomfortable subject. It's not news. I mean have you seen tangled ? It's about an abusive mother. Hans from Frozen straight up tried to kill his girlfriend's sister. Riley from Inside Out is clearly depressed. Don't dismiss children's movies they're always kinda harsh. Children also need outlets to cope with what they're going through.
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 why? Cuz he has a younger friend u sick fuck
Her name is Vanellope
C'mon Felix was entirely forgotten......
He was my fav character in the first movie!!!!!!!
I would have loved to see the arc with them actually raising the kids
Movie shouldn't exist
oh dammit I don,t like Ralph anymore all he does is wreck everything ralph literally wrecked my respect for him by loving vanellope in weird way ... in the next 6 years I think we deserve a dedicated fix it felix movie without ralph wrecking it .. wreck it Ralph 2 should have been about fix it felix not ralph this should be called fix it felix the movie and if Ralph is in it I hope he,s the bad guy and I mean bad bad guy! You know what I mean
Wreck it ralph 2 was a disaster I wish fix it felix can fix this movie
@@truckbull6076 I agree with you there. I hate the movie as well. What happened to Ralph's attitude?! They should've brought Felix with them.
While I appreciate the underlying message at the end of the film, they shouldn't have done it with these characters. It just doesn't work. The whole "letting your friends go to live their own lives" theme doesn't fit if they aren't allowed to leave their games. It's called going Turbo! The ENTIRE conflict of the first film! This movie just shouldn't exist tbh. It tainted the original just like I knew it would.
What bothered me about this movie it has nothing to do with what made the first movie so good and this movie came from Disney witch is usually good at making characters that go on adventures while still making it seem like the world around them don't notice! How would people not notice a character super off in a race game Penelope doesn't look anything like the other characters in that racing game also her missing from surger rush wouldn't go unnoticed her being printed outside of the acrcade machine also being the most played racer. This movie tried hard to bring a certain message about a certain topic that broke the magic of it's world created from the first one.
The "letting friends go to live their dreamheartsong whatever" thing doesn't work not just because of the Turbo thing but because Ralph is an old Donkey Kong man drooling over a little 9 year old girl. They're both wrong!
Cough cough *Toy Story 4* cough cough
Pewdie Poo yeah but that actually made sense in toy story 4, bonnie didn’t play with woody and probably wouldn’t notice he wasn’t there, the entire point of the movie was that woody had fulfilled his purpose and now his only goal was to keep bonnie happy.
@Keiras Alley It is weird though as Bonnie picked up Woody in TS3 because she thought he was cool in first place, then all of sudden she doesn’t care about him. Maybe it was because she now had Jessie whose like Woody but a girl which appeals to her. They should’ve at least tried to explain it more than not at all.
Really the bigger point of the movie is that Woody never got over Andy and *he* couldn’t accept being someone’s else toy anymore.
"the internet is a lot less exciting than how Sonic described it..." is the single best line in this entire movie lmao
YOU DIDN'T TALK ABOUT THE POST CREDIT SCENE WHERE WE GET RALPH ROLLED
best scene in the movie
Or "Wreck Rolled", I guess.
EXACTLY
Remove half of the sins.
Ralph Wrecked
I liked it better when Ralph was more of an adult figure helping out a kid. Now I just feel weird about the whole best friends thing.
Me and my brother were talking about just how incredibly uncomfortable their relationship made us. I was terrified they were going to randomly admit their love for each other or something.
i think that the relationship between Ralph and Vanelope should’ve been like a father and daughter, instead of super best friends or whatever. i don’t know i don’t think it’s that weird for them to be best friends unless you make it weird yourself.
I thought it was more dumb than uncomfortable.
Ralph Breaks the Internet = The Emoji Movie done less wrong
True true
Are you implying that it'd be possible to do the Emoji Movie *more* wrong?
@@SamTheMarioMan Yes, it could be more meme-y in the BAD way.
True, but a less awful version of The Emoji Movie is still a fairly bad film to sit through
@@SamTheMarioMan The stale and outdated meme movie.
Yeah you can do worse.
10:47 - pure soul.. He doesn't know yet..
EXACTLY!
They should have called this Ralph wrecks his own continuity, not the internet.
Ralph replicating Bob Ross should be a sin off
R.I.P Bob you are missed
what about steve ross? he continues the legacy!!
@@thepurplepanda4 you pulled a sneaky one one me
So, at 14:03, you may recall Sonic speaking in the first film: "If you die outside your game, you don't regenerate. Ever. Game over." I would say that the internet constitutes "outside."
outside outside everybody outside line up everybody line up line up
Alternative title for the movie: Product Placement and Copyright Infringement, the movie.
I'm glad I'm not the only person who was disturbed by the bunny-popping scene.
What was that marvel thing?
This isn’t the first time this has happened in this movie, there’s this movie called Box Trolls that’s done the exact same shit.
How can you break something that was already broken
OOF
You swallow it.
Howdy Spongebob BadTime!
break it more
Wow
They made Sonic look better than in the movie that's based around him.
Wow ok
@Alexis Leininger the comment is from more than 2 months ago.
And more like a jerk in this movie.
mr sarcasm and you stole this from a video so shame on you I guess
7:27 Yea...Yea she is already on rule 34
6:46 "When did Vanellope's glitching become tied to her anxiety". Well, my friend, in the first movie of 2012 there were a lot of moments like this. 1)After Vanellope stole a medal from Ralph, he came after her. He was covered in some green goo and ran after her, Vanellope was glitching all the time she was running from him, and she was glitching when cops chased her too.
2) When he was teaching her how to drive a car, she took a leap over the diet cola crater and she glitched because she was a little scared that she wouldn't be able to pull this off. Everybody's scared of heights
3) Before Ralph destroyed her car he said to her "You can't be a racer", she glitched for a split second, not actually believing what Ralph said. And then he hung her up by her hoodie on a candy tree, after he destroyed her car, she was crying and glitched, falling down from tree.
So it wasn't surprising to me why she was glitching when she was anxious. I think her glitching happens when she is overwhelmed with emotions, either good or bad. Like when she is having fun she can glitch at will, because she is filled with happiness, so it works for the opposite emotions that sometimes overwhelm her, fear, anxiety, sadness, anger etc.
Good observation
She also glitched a lot when the other Sugar Rush racer brats were ganging up to bully her. The scene where they mocked her and destroyed her kart after pushing her in the mud. 😞😢
I cant even begin to explain how UNCOMFORTABLE Ralph’s “insecurity” (basically, his possessiveness) made me. it was so hard to watch the movie without cringing, I was so damn uncomfortable.
honestly it felt like... how do i say this... pedophilia? almost?
Badass Decay: Poor Ralph gets hit with this big time. The climax of the first movie has him fight through the swarm of Cybernetic bugs and a mutated Turbo, and establishes that even though he has a soft and vulnerable side, he can still kick ass. Here, he gets practically scared of everything in the internet and gets easily intimidated by Double Dan or Shank's gang.
I mean he never was particularly brave, he was still scared as shit in Hero's Duty.
Raptor Jesus
He was a 1980s video game character in a new 2012 shooting game that had a lot of violence, him being scared was kind of justified there.
4:40 crosswalk light to the top left.
I think that’s the the P**nhub loading symbol lol
Don’t see it
This movie took everything about not leaving your game(from the 1st movie) and tossed it out the window for this movie
Yeah, that's what really ticked me off about this film. Why is it okay for Vanellope to do it, but not Ralph?
I know right?
Michael Vandeginste The thing is the heroes and villains need to stay in their games to keep them completely playable (which is why everyone freaked out when they thought Ralph was going Turbo), and Vanellope falls into neither category. However, that doesn’t mean I think Vanellope leaving was a good choice.
Under normal circumstances, Sugar Rush can survive without Vanellope. But the game makes less than 200 dollars a year, which is dangerously low. Being the star racer of the game, Vanellope essentially left Sugar Rush to die because without her enough players will stop coming to get the game unplugged.
@@LovelyLivelyV a reasonable argument, but I'd contend that once Turbo was gone, Vanellope became just as integral to her game as Ralph was to his. Therefore, it's not fair that Ralph get shamed for abandoning his game while we're just supposed to cheer on Vanellope for abandoning hers and, as you stated, probably leaving it to die.
Michael Vandeginste Exactly.
The sacred rule and going Turbo complex should apply to everyone, not just Ralph or Felix. I mean, could you imagine if every NPC from a game just left one day? That’d be disastrous!
When he said “Stan’s twin” I half expected a Gravity Falls joke
+Loo Does Stuff
"The Author of the Journals..."
Glad I'm not the only one :D
*_T H E A U T H O R O F T H E J O U R N A L S_*
Me too :(
Did he say Author of the Journals or is people just feeling nostalgic for the best show ever
200 sins for disregarding the original story and plot -_-
Gbear Cham the story was terrible
18:22 oh my god you’re right a chill went down my spine
Seriously Litwak in real life would just sue the girl’s parents to pay for the wheel
Stupid Litwak also isn't ticked at that girl even though he pretty much owns and is responsible for every game console in the arcade
calhoun was my FAVORITE character in the first movie, so i was really looking forward to seeing her and felix in this movie. i'm so pissed off that Disney basically shoved them to the side in this movie when in the first movie, they have a big role in helping ralph.
Even the fact it was so it can extend what comes after they got married seemed to be done so clumsily
Same
Getting to this within 30 seconds is how you really break the internet.
Mad Hatter hahahahahaha.😂😂😂 omg
Title "Ralph breaks the internet"
In movie :
*many ralphses toghether did it*
1:50 Of course Sonic is the one to explain the internet to them. Of course.
No, Sonic. Wifi IS part of the Internet, but not the Internet as a whole. We swear you are smarter than that!
Can this sonic really talk about the Internet, considering how he is a game character in a video game, not sonic from the internet.
"Remember, if someone tries to touch you in a place or in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, that's NO GOOD."
@@WEB-0813 you Cleary don't know the mobile sonic games
Hunter Campbell, yeah, but does this mean that all Sonics everywhere have a inter-connected brain/brains? If not, then I am referring to the sonic in the arcade machine, not the sonic game character in general. (Sorry if I seem a bit harsh I just want to get a point across.)
Also, what's going to happen when the kids come to play as their favorite character to find she's no longer a playable character? If Sugar Rush isn't earning a lot of money, this would definitely be the thing that destroys the game. She didn't even have to leave Sugar Rush permanently either. After the arcade shuts for the night, she could just go on the internet and be on Slaughter Race. There are players from all over the world playing 24 hours a day. I love this film so much but these plotholes bug the hell out of me.
See theres a good idea.You could be a writer for Disney
@@twilluz7188 no, don't waste their talents on the movie version of EA.
The Big Gamechanger/Reveal in the very End that she can have extra-lives outside her own game should be worth:
WAY MORE SINS!!
It was a question for the entire damn Movie! HE was in the right, stopping her from living there???
What a FAIL...
This reveal should have been done hours before it was made, seriously. Do a Remake of this already...
Dude you got a point
On the other hand there once had to be a time where she was a playable character, then disappeared and was swapped with king candy, then tthey were both there for a brief time, then king candy dissapeared forever and vanellope came back. Maybe they are used to these strange things by now.
Vanellope becomes a glitch that can now change her code to fit into any game she wants. This is what Turbo said he was only he was a virus. I think Turbo would be proud of Vanellope. She surpassed his villainy.
and the evil wins again
OMG VANELOPE WENT TURBO
If Turbo changed his code to be in any game he wants like Vanellope does in Ralph 2.0, then he wouldn't have died in Sugar Rush.
@@DoctorPhileasFragg Except being absorbed by the Cy-bug changed his coding so the game wouldn't recognize him...
@@BaronSengir1008 How does anyone in Hero's Duty respawn if cybugs make of anyone they ingest unrecognizable to their game? If Turbo was capable of respawning in Sugar Rush, he would have done that *instead of* being changed by the Cybug
The worst part is that the bunny kitty game really exists, and the animals do explode. There isn't any blood or anything, but a flash appears on the screen, then the animal that exploded is in the hospital with a bandage around their stomach and a get well soon card from the other. Suuuuuuuper gruesome for a kid's game :(
I didn't know that was a real game, do you know by any chance what the name of it is?
6:45 Bruh there was at least 2 scenes in the previous movie that suggest her emotional state is tied to the glitch.
No picture of Ralph balancing a champagne glass on his butt.
**DING**
There is something about your profile picture and name that is eating away at my sanity the longer I look at it.
lol 😂
that profile picrure though...
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4:50 I swear to god I laughed out loud whilst watching this earlier. Imagine Twitter actually being like that instead of cranky teenagers bullying and shaming people lmao if only
Yea
This video should just be the whole movie lmao.