Ralph Breaks the Internet

Somewhere amid the film’s ornate imagery and deliriously irreverent humor, we might begin to realize that we’re watching a terrifying, incisive satire about the ways that a life lived online makes monsters of us all.

Younger audiences will surely benefit from its messaging, but with such vivid characters it’s entertaining and emotional for all ages.

Ralph Breaks the Internet provides a fun, family-friendly time at the movies. It may lack the nostalgia-fueled power of the original, but it has a potent power source of its own in the messages it conveys.

For such a sweet-natured, candy-colored, family-friendly animated adventure, Ralph Breaks the Internet serves up quite the mega-helping of meta material.

Ralph 2 does offer the action, racing, and goofy pop cultures jokes expected of this kind of Disney animated feature. It’s just that along the way it also has a very heartfelt theme about the complexities of longterm friendship, and a timely message about what happens when seemingly strong men begin to feel weak and threatened.

A so-so sequel enlivened by a few inspired moments. Ralph and Vanellope are still good company, but this concept might have worked better as a series of shorts.

It’s a stew so thick with brand loyalty that you just might choke on all the intellectual property and consequential commerce.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Although Ralph Breaks the Internet has its good things and in general it is a good sequel, there is too much to do but well, at least it is not an Emoji Movie 2 which is appreciated

This movie was okay. There was a lot that I liked about it, but there were also a lot of serious problems I had with it. The animation and voice acting are still excellent, but the story is pretty unfocused and kind of jumps around from location to location. There isn’t much **** or as good of a story, which is a shame. I love the first movie. There were also a lot of serious plot holes and inconsistencies that I won’t get into here since those would be spoilers, but they really bothered me. Overall, this is a good movie to take your kids to. It has some good jokes, some creative animation, and a good message, but it is not as good as the first movie and you are probably better off just watching that again.

What a rip-off, please don't go into this movie thinking it's a sequel. It's more of a "reimagining" for wo-I mean modern audiences. The OG is much better.

Who thought of the story behind this? How does it make any sense at all? It's so unfeasible. I've read now this is a sequel? I hope the original is better. Actually, a movie about being insecure about connecting with your friend isn't so bad but no friend would think they possess their best friend. It doesn't make any sense. So it's a really weird movie. And it's a really weird character. Who thought of this Ralph guy? It's so strange. And to think that there are two films about him is just really weird.