Standard Disney Fare

Rating: 7/10 (23 January 2014)

Disney sets a high bar though. The movie was good and entertaining but still, it was kind of forgettable. It had the usual Disney theme of "love yourself, appreciate yourself for who you are, you don't need to be something you're not", which seemed very familiar since I just saw "Monsters U" the other day. But when they pound on those poignant themes it always brings a tear to my eye. The movie has masterful use of classic storytelling and archetypes, as is expected from Disney. Gorgeous animation and CGI, from Disney it practically goes without saying.
I have to complain though: Why did they pick Sarah Silverman of all actors, to do the voice of a cute little girl? When I heard the voice I immediately could tell it was her because it sounded so obnoxious and out-of-place. The voice of Ralph wasn't that great either, it reminded me of Barney Gumble.
The movie starts out interesting, then has a boring lull in the middle, but then the ending it gets exciting again.