I loved it

Rating: 10/10 (19 October 2014)

Since John Lassister has takes control of Disney's Animation Division the studio has been has had a string of hits with Tangled, Frozen and their one of their best films in recent years (as well as animated film) Wreck-It Ralph.
Wreck-It Ralph (John C. Reilly) has been the bad guy of the Fix-It Felix games for over 30 years. He is disliked and disrespected by all the characters in the game, ignored by them during their 30th Anniversary and lives in a dumb. He seeks more from his life and wants to be a hero, so jumps out his game to seek a medal. But his actions could result to dire consequence for his game and Game Central Station as whole.
Wreck-It Ralph is a delightful animated film for children and the children inside all of us. It has all you would want in a Disney film, comedy, drama, action and most importantly heart-felt moments. As you except the animation is excellent, whether it's in the world of Fix- It Felix, the brightly coloured Sugar Rush and the dark alien world which parodies of Halo and Aliens.
Disney find a great voice cast for the film. Reilly is a great actor who was had great comic timing with excellent lines he is given and Sarah Silverman plays to her strengths as the hyper-active, annoying Vanellope von Schweetz. Alan Tudyk was strong as the villain, King Candy, a cross between the Mad Hatter, Humpy Dumpy and Willy Wonka and was similar to Lots-O-Huggin' Bear in Toy Story 3. The animators even thrown in a fun reference to the Wizard of Oz.
The script by Phil Johnston and Jennifer Lee (who went on to make Frozen) is top notch. It follows typical formula that a character thinks he needs a medal to prove he is a hero when it's his actions that count, that both Ralph and Vanellope are both outsiders in their games and that they want to prove themselves, longing for more. But it does the formula well and it tires all its story lines effectively. The characters are well rounded, there is plenty of and pacing was perfect, showing Disney is on top form.
Gamers will also get plenty references and Easter Eggs and many classics game gamers make an appearance in some form. Gamers young and old will enjoy this film.