Disney respect the video-games, but do not know what to do whit them

Rating: 4/10 (4 January 2013)

Wreck-It Ralph
With a great idea Rich Moore creates a very fun and well thought world of video-games, whom characters in the night, when the arcades are close, go by the electric system to visit each other and live lives there are no much different then ours after leaving work. Put in that great world we have a villain who is tired of his life and wants to be loved like a hero. Ralph, after the bet that him could not get a medal, travels to other games and brakes every thing in his way, that obsession get the viewer tired and shows that Ralph in fact is a shallow character that wants to break the system just because he is tired of being ignored by the little fellows in his game. The art direction is beautiful respecting all the elements and history of video games, like when the characters that live in a 8-bit game moves in a robotic way and when the main character of Ralph's game jump, you can hear to the nostalgic sound that we all know. Its a shame that whit all that potential in the movie to attract the first generation of gamers all the way till his sons, Wreck-it Ralph give us a very childish screenplay and characters, with a crude humor that do not make the grown ups laugh and do not give the child an memorable comedy. In the end when Venellope says that she is not a princess and that she knows her place, she is very right because her place is not whit the old princess of Disney, but in a childhood easy to forgot.