Walt Disney Animation Studios is going back to the world of video games in 2018. It took to Facebook Live Thursday to announced that an internet-centric sequel to Wreck-It Ralph is in production and will be released March 9, 2018.
There’s something inherently weird about the “talking animal” genre, especially once it gets seriously anthropomorphic. What if some people in real life were goats and others were alligators? Would you still feel the same way about crime policy and immigration? It raises all sorts of ugly questions, that don’t have…
Turbo from Wreck It Ralph commissioned sculpture by Emily Coleman.
Scott Watanabe posted a large selection of Wreck-It Ralph concept art, featuring early designs for Ralph and the film's ultimate villain:
Some villains strive for wealth and power. Some villains strive for glory. But a surprising number of villains are motivated solely by their tangled relationships with the hero. These are love-hate relationships, in which the villain just wants to impress the hero or spend quality time together. Here are the 12 most…
Disney's video game movie Wreck-it-Ralph was, at even its darkest and most violent points, a pretty bubbly and colourful movie. Which you probably couldn't tell if you only looked at this concept art for the "Hero's Duty" sections, which is a lot closer to the grim tone of the film's Aliens/Gears of War/Halo…
The third round of Infinity figures is hitting stores today, bringing Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope, Tangled's Rapunzel, and Anna and Elsa from Frozen to Disney's cross-property toy box. Now all you have to do is find them — at three different retailers.
Disney Infinity comes out a week from today with a host of characters from your favorite Disney franchises. Today at the D23 Fan Expo, eleven new characters and a new Toy Story in Space playset were announced. Look at all of familiar faces, hanging out together. That's pretty awesome.
You may remember how Disney invented a real-world pseudo-history for Wreck-It Ralph when the animated movie came to theaters last year. There was that artfully aged arcade cabinet that showed up at E3 last year and a commercial that homed in on the cheesiness of old-school arcade advertisements. And, of course, there…
Disney animator Eric Goldberg shows off a traditional animation test for Wreck-It Ralph that never made it in the film, reports Bleeding Cool. The character is King Candy, who did make it into the final film, of course, but in CG form.
Wreck-It Ralph recently opened in Japan, where it's titled Sugar Rush. Besides enjoying the flick, Japanese moviegoers are doing something else: Comparing the character Vanellope to a real idol.
When it hit movie theaters last year, Wreck-It Ralph had tons of little details that made the Disney film feel one of the few that got video games right. It's available for download today and a new interview at MTV reveals that some of the best stuff—an open-world social game where Ralph goes to mope after pivotal…
Posted online yesterday, this gorgeous Oscar-nominated short, directed by John Kahrs, is well worth your time.
To promote the release of Wreck-It-Ralph in the UK (for some reason, it's out later in some markets), between January 11-13 a lane in London was transformed into an 8-bit landscape by an artist and a team of workers.
Disney's ambitious video game project looks like it will be rolling out on a broad, multi-platform experience that will let users create, share and play games based on popular properties like Pirates of the Caribbean or Monsters, Inc, according to details leaked to Polygon.
Fire up those warp pipes people, because the man behind Disney's hit Wreck-It Ralph has designs on bringing everyone's favorite mustachioed plumber to the potential sequel. Director and story writer Rich Moore has talked about a Wreck-It Ralph sequel since the film's release last month, where it broke box office…
Disney's Wreck-it-Ralph is, in some ways, the best video game movie ever made. It doesn't do as much with the whole video games thing as it could have, but still, great movie.
I finally saw Wreck-It Ralph over the Thanksgiving break. It was heartwarming, delightful, charming. It nudged at some big-name titles in ways that made me giggle and nod in recognition. It covered the bases of a handful of video game tropes. It made jokes in the form of clever puns and cute character behavior.
Yesterday I sat next to my spouse in a dark and surprisingly luxurious movie theater, watching a childrens' movie. Aside from a group of four late-teenaged boys across the aisle, we were the only adults in the room not shepherding a flock of kids into their seats. And when, about twenty minutes into the movie, a…
Lots of gamers threw their goodwill towards the various stunts and trailers that Disney spooled out for Wreck-It Ralph, even if they made fun of modern-day games.
