Ralph Breaks the Internet: The Disney sequel aims to explore online culture in a fun way
Ralph and Vanellope looking out on a cyberpunk kind of world -- the internet.
Ralph Breaks the Internet is a sequel to 2012 fantasy and science-fiction animated film Wreck-It Ralph. It brings back the villain Wreck-It Ralph (John C Reilly) of the fictional arcade video game Fix-It Felix Jr. With him is Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman), a fellow misfit. The two together will leave the video-game arcade to go on a journey in the exciting world of the internet. Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch and Ed O'Neill return from the previous film. Alan Tudyk too returns to voice a new character. Gal Gadot, Taraji P Henson, and Alfred Molina are the new additions.
Ralph and Vanellope looking out on a cyberpunk kind of world -- the internet.
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot plays the role of Shank, a badass street racer in Slaughter Race, a popular online game.
Ralph and Vanellope taking part in Slaughter Race.
Vanellope with the Disney princesses. Rapunzel is taking a selfie. It seems even Disney princesses are not above fads.
Ralph Breaks the Internet is a fun animated movie in a typical Disney fashion, but the makers have made it clear that they have explored both sides -- positive and negative -- of the internet in the movie.
