Wreck-It Ralph

The 52nd Disney Feature Film I was quite worried about Wreck-It Ralph and how good it would be. But the people at Disney managed to combine the nostalgia for the childhood of today's thirty-somethings with the desires of today's children. Anyone who still remembers playing something decent in MS-DOS has nothing to worry about :) (07/26/2019)

It’s a long time since I felt such good vibes as after watching Wreck-It-Ralph. As a big fan of computer games, I was absolutely captivated by this animated movie. Not only is it really original and funny, but there is also the mandatory moral of the story for families with children, namely that even a villain can have a heart and mean well. It could have been a bit better executed, but when I compare this work to other animated movies from 2012, it’s the brightest exception to an otherwise miserable year. It might even be the best animated movie in the last three years -> 5 stars. (02/09/2013)

Wreck-It Ralph has a really imaginative premise and is wrapped in appealing visuals that are certainly not lacking in imagination. The film features a large number of characters, each of which is different and has something to offer. As far as the script is concerned, this is not your typical slick fairy tale, as evidenced by the vocabulary of little Vanellope, for example. In short, it's a nice animated diversion for a free afternoon, which doesn't lack action, wit, or a few words of life wisdom - what more could you ask for. (07/04/2016)

Ralf is not for video games what Shrek was for fairytales or Galaxy Quest was for sci-fi series. Apart from an outstanding introduction and stylish closing credits, he doesn’t have that much in common with the 8 and 16 bit gaming culture. Which takes nothing away in terms of quality; even like this it’s a great, funny family animated movie which loses points only for its rather slow-moving middle part. Apart from Žilková’s midget-like kid’s voice, the dubbing was fine; someone did a really good job with the translation. P.S.: The pre-movie is better than the movie itself. (11/15/2012)

I would have liked to see the environments in which the film took place to be even more varied and the stay in the sugar world to be shorter. Otherwise, I am actually satisfied. A pleasant show for young and old with a number of really good scenes, which even moved me at one point, and with excellent animation and very stylish music. But you mustn't expect Wreck-It Ralph to be to video game fans what, for example, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is to cartoon fans. Unfortunately, that’s just not the case. (03/08/2014)