Some of the characters like, Fix-It Felix, Calhoun, whose tragic back-story made me felt sorry for her, and several of the video game characters are also likable, but the most memorable character goes to the main villain, King Candy. Wreck-It Ralph is a determined protagonist who changes his life and tries to achieve it be becoming what he wants to be and his development between him and Vanellope, an adorable girl from Sugar Rush who wants to become the best race-car driver, is well-thought out. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch, Dennis Haysbert, and Alan Tudyk. The characters, like the story, are also original with lots of help from a great voice cast including John C. Eggman, the ghost from Pac-Man, some Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter characters, and Sonic), but will entertain them as well as the kids young and old. The story is very original with some really happy moments, some sad moments, and like I said before, some dark moments that I've already stated and has a very nice concept that would not only remind the adults of the 80s video game references (especially some nice cameos including: Bowser, Dr. Flaw aside, everything else exceeded my expectations towards this wonderful movie. There is some nice messaging, but there are some really dark moments that could frighten kids ages 8-10 especially the tragic back-story of Calhoun, one of the characters of the movie. Before I can get to the redeeming qualities, there is one flaw that I would like to point out.

It succeeded what it had set out to do and delivered what the trailers had promised. With that said, I saw this on the opening weekend starting from last night and was blown away. It's kind of like Toy Story but instead of toys, it takes place in a video game arcade. So, he goes to Hero's Duty and Sugar Rush where there he meets a girl named Vannellope and makes a friendship with her as she tries to win a race so she can become a racer before they make a deal to win and give Ralph a medal. I started to like the premise: A bad-guy named Ralph from a video game called 'Fix-It Felix' who wants to be a hero instead of being the villain all the time and goes to both games to receive a medal. When I have heard that Disney was going to make a new movie this time about a video game arcade with some of the 80s greatest video games ever made, I was really excited and wanted to see this with lots of expectations. Reviewed by gavin-thelordofthefu-48-460297 10 / 10 With an emotional story, lots of nostalgic references, and nice development, Wreck-It Ralph wins the game!

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