I didn't know the name of the movie and we didn't have an internet back then, so I could neither ask anyone nor look it up. Afterwards I never got to see this trailer ever again. I didn't know the name of the movie and we didn't have an internet back then, so I could neither ask As a teenager I had once seen the trailer of this movie when I was at the hospital. … ExpandĪs a teenager I had once seen the trailer of this movie when I was at the hospital. Of course, because it is gamer fan service, that's where it has its entertainment value that actually can remain, unlike everything else that makes so little logical sense in hindsight that the audience won't even bother with it. Wreck-It Ralph is just gamer fan service for Disney and they know it, but they audience sure doesn't, and it's the only thing it actually succeeds in. It's basically pop-retro over and over with the occasional Disney orchestral that has little weight because THE PREMISE IS ARCADE GAME CHARACTERS! If they're experiencing a misfortune, recall that they don't actually exist as people, were written for a string of events, and can't even leave the universe of technology itself because they would die trying to. And never mind that, the soundtrack is faux-retro than actual retro. The basic "Be yourself" moral could not be conveyed in a worse way than this film. And the message isn't conveyed logically because of that, since they're GAME CHARACTERS, they're programmed to play a role and shouldn't deviate from it because they can't, they were made for what they do.
#WRECK IT RALPH SOUNDTRACK ITUNES CODE#
In fact, no one's ever questioned the logic of why the arcade games plugged into the server are basically complete and different universes with everything being interactive for no reason at all, why code can directly infect another game after parting from its own, and why the game characters are separate code. And I know this is supposed to be for the children who are unable to raise their intelligence but that doesn't mean that the concept actually makes sense. Disney does not mean it actually means something. And I know this is supposed to be for the children who are unable to raise their intelligence but that Here's that contrary unique opinion no one wanted. Here's that contrary unique opinion no one wanted. ¡Rompe Ralph! es una gran película que no deja a ningún rango de edad de espectador sin su caramelo. El gran problema de la cinta nace en el momento en el que decidieron que era buena idea que el grueso de la trama tuviera lugar en el mundo de Sugar Rush: un juego de dulces y golosinas que empalaga a los pocos minutos de adentrarse en el por su paleta de colores, que si bien está muy muy lograda, atosiga al espectador con tantos rosas y marrones una diabetes visual. Es, sin duda, una oda a todos aquellos vividores plenos de los 80s y 90s, y al resto de jóvenes que siguieron en generaciones futuras la pasión por los videojuegos. Tiene una trama interesante aunque rutinaria, pero se aplaca con la increíble pareja que forman Ralph y Vanellope (de los mejores dúos del cine de animación reciente), así como Félix y la Sargento Calhoun. No solo se sabe valer por sí misma creando sus propios personajes sin necesidad de apoyarse en las leyendas del otro mundo, sino que cuando introduce a Qbert o a Bowser, no te llaman la atención porque sean ellos los que están ahí te llaman la atención porque tienen un papel que cumplir y no son más que meros cameos en los que no pierden más tiempo del necesario. Sin duda ¡Rompe Ralph! es una (sino la mejor) de las mejores películas que oscilan en torno al mundo de los videojuegos.
No La segunda prueba de fuerza de Disney para situarse a la par de Pixar en cuanto a calidad en los tiempos que corren. La segunda prueba de fuerza de Disney para situarse a la par de Pixar en cuanto a calidad en los tiempos que corren.
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