I hope you’ll head out to see Wreck-it Ralph this weekend.
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If anything, the details in the movie became more apparent and the story even more touching. It didn’t lose anything on the second viewing. I actually saw the film a second time last night. Moore brings a video junkie’s passion to the movie game, and it’s hilariously infectious. Big props to director Rich Moore, making the switch to features after knocking it out of the park on The Simpsons and Futurama. And the 3D computer-animated Wreck-It Ralph is one of them. There’s been a rash of recent movies fired up with imaginative risk. Peter Travers of the Rolling Stone found it imaginative: With a mix of retro eye-candy for grown-ups and a thrilling, approachable storyline for the tykes, the film casts a wide and beguiling net. Guided by executive producer John Lasseter, Walt Disney Animation Studios has clearly devoted significant resources and talent to Wreck-It Ralph, recruiting a top-notch cast and a diverse array of animation, visual effects and lighting artists to contribute to the distinct and varied vid-game styles. Justin Lowe of The Hollywood Reporter liked the film: I am delighted to surrender my cynicism, at least until I’ve used up today’s supply of quarters. The secret to its success is a genuine enthusiasm for the creative potential of games, a willingness to take them seriously without descending into nerdy pomposity. We need to remind Disney once and for all of what their true art is and show them the mistakes that they've been making, if there is to be any hope of bringing back 2D animation and returning Walt Disney Feature.
“Wreck-It Ralph” manages to be touching as well as silly, thrilling and just a bit exhausting. If Wreck-It Ralph 2 gets released in November, it will be a terrible thing for Disney animation whether anyone knows it or not.
It does this while remaining true to the core values of Disney animation, which is a focus on great story and characters who you really feel for.ĪO Scott in the NY Times gives it the critic’s pick: With Wreck-it Ralph, Walt Disney Animation Studios has returned to the top of the animation game, matching, if not surpassing, anything you would expect from its more successful partner up in Emeryville. It definitely deserves that, as I said in my review: It’s currently rated 84% over on Rotten Tomatoes.
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