The GuardianDisney's retro-tinged comedy about a video-game bad guy who wants to be the hero is beautifully rendered, but never quite co...
Total FilmA Disney flick that feels like on-form Pixar, blending knowing humour and sophistication with a large helping of heart. You'...
The Boston GlobeIt's pure plastic product from plot line to the pro forma 3-D to the tidy moral lessons - ersatz family entertainment as dis...
The New York TimesThe movie invites a measure of cynicism - which it proceeds to obliterate with a 93-minute blast of color, noise, ingenuity ...
The Philadelphia InquirerLike a video game, Rich Moore's 3-D film is colorful, noisy, and pixel-deep.
Wall Street JournalIt's a lovely pretext for dazzling visuals, yet the production is diminished by the clumsiness of an 8-bit script.
Rolling StoneWreck-It Ralph is the latest in a rash of recent movies fired up with imaginative risk. Director Moore brings a video junkie...
San Francisco ChronicleDelightfully off the rails, offering a grown-up-friendly tone and merging of visual styles that are reminiscent of the studi...
Richard RoeperWreck-It Ralph combines a fresh idea with a true love for retro pop culture. It's hard not to love this movie.
New York PostAmid all the boring crashing and chasing and slapstick, there are some brilliant flashes of wit (particularly a reference to...
Los Angeles TimesThe movie's subversive sensibility and old-school/new-school feel are a total kick.
Entertainment WeeklyNostalgia has been digitized. In Wreck-It Ralph's byte-size universe of arcade games, a pixelated panoply of characters (bot...
Chicago Sun-Times"Wreck-It Ralph," the latest Disney animated feature for families, begins with a creative brainstorm: The movie occurs mostl...
Hollywood ReporterDisney climbs the leaderboard with an animated 3D feature inspired by the thrills of video gaming.
/FilmWreck-It Ralph simply entertains in all the ways one would hope. It’s not on the level of the absolute classics of the Disne...
Film School RejectsHas got a big heart; the movie is as fun as Rich Moore’s television work; isn’t afraid to go dark; the opening short film; t...
JobloSo- while it's a letdown, mostly due to the fact that the first half sets the bar so damn high, WRECK-IT RALPH is still a fa...
The Movie Picture ShowWreck-It Ralph is just and all around fun movie and its also the best animated movie Ive seen in years.
Black Sheep Reviews"Wreck-It Ralph" may not get a perfect score but it definitely makes the leader board. Pretty solid bragging rights all the ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Rich Moore
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer
Release: November 2, 2012
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer
Release: November 2, 2012
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