Ralph Breaks the Internet [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Overview

Wreck-It-Ralph (John C. Reilly), the villain of the game Fix It Felix Jr., goes on a quest to help Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman) fix her game Sugar Rush. When the arcade they live in finally went online, they venture out into the Internet, where they face a completely new world filled with new video game characters and challenges, enlisting the help of netizens along the way. The sequel to 2012's Wreck It Ralph also stars Jack McBrayer, Gal Gadot, Taraji P. Henson and Jane Lynch, and is directed by Phil Johnston and Rich Moore

Product Details

Release Date:	02/26/2019
UPC:	0786936861136
Original Release:	2018
Rating:	PG
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:52:00

Special Features

English SDH; Deleted Scenes; How We Broke The Internet - Go Behind the Scenes at Disney Animation Studios and discover how they made the Internet come alive on screen; Easter Eggs

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

John C. Reilly	Ralph
Sarah Silverman	Vanellope
Alan Tudyk	King Candy
Jack McBrayer	Felix
Jane Lynch	Calhoun
James Corden	Mario
Gal Gadot	Shank
Taraji P. Henson	Yesss
Alfred Molina	Double Pan
Ed O'Neill	Mr. Litwak
Sean Giambrone	The Eboy
Flula Borg	Maybe
Timothy C. Simons	Butcher Boy
Ali Wong	Felony
Hamish Blake	Pyro
GloZell Green	Little Debbie
Rebecca Wisocky	ebay Elayne
Sam Richardson	Lee the Office Nerd
Jaboukie Young-White	White-McNeely
Maurice LaMarche	Tapper
Melissa Villasenor	Taffyta
Katie Lowes	Candlehead
Jamie Elman	Rancis
Horatio Sanz	Duncan
Alex Moffat	Jimmy
June Squibb	Jimmy's Grandma
Della Saba	Swati
Michaela Zee	Nafisa
Phil Johnston	Surge Protector
John DiMaggio	Arthur
Colleen Ballinger	Colleen
Dani Fernandez	Show Host
Tiffany Herrera	Tiffany
Ana Ortiz	Ballet Mom
Dianna Agron	News Anchor
Jason Mantzoukas	Hey Nongman
Fushcia!	Instagram Pop-Up
Roger Craig Smith	Sonic
Tim Allen	Buzz Lightyear
Brad Garrett	Eeyore
Anthony Daniels	C-3PO
Corey Burton	Grumpy
Vin Diesel	Baby Groot
Jason Hightower	Auctioneer
Brian Curless	Auctioneer
Ann Colgin	Auctioneer
Viveca Paulin	Auctioneer
Michael Giacchino	FN-3181
Kevin Deters	Stormtrooper
Jeremy Milton	Stormtrooper
Jesse Averna	Stormtrooper
Nicole Scherzinger	Mo's Mom
Brittany Kikuchi	Baby Mo
Olivier Bénard	Goat
Ben McKee	Ben
Daniel Platzman	Daniel
Dan Reynolds	Daniel
Wayne Sermon	Wayne
Irene Bedard	Pocahontas
Kristen Bell	Anna
Jodi Benson	Ariel
Auli'i Cravalho	Moana
Jennifer Hale	Cinderella
Kate Higgins	Aurora
Linda Larkin	Jasmine
Kelly Macdonald	Merida
Idina Menzel	Elsa
Mandy Moore	Rapunzel,Stormtrooper
Paige O'Hara	Belle
Pamela Ribon	Snow White
Anika Noni Rose	Tiana
Ming-Na Wen	Na Wen-Mulan
Pierre Peters-Arnolds	Voices
Anna Fischer	Voices
Tanja Geke	Voices
Kim Hasper	Voices
Lutz Mackensy	Voices
Anna Carlsson	Voices
Walter von Hauff	Voices
Joachim Tennstedt	Voices
Vera Teltz	Voices
Rubina Nath	Voices
Marie Bierstedt	Voices
Axel Lutter	Voices
Julia Kaufmann	Voices
Michael Tietz	Voices
Hans-Eckart Eckhardt	Voices
Tilo Schmitz	Voices
Rainer Fritzsche	Voices
Giuliana Jakobeit	Voices
Torben Liebrecht	Voices
Sarah Alles	Voices
Timmo Niesner	Voices
Raymond Persi	Gene
Fuschia	Instagram Pop-Up
Henry Jackman	Composer

Technical Credits

Phil Johnston

Pamela Ribon

Rich Moore	Director
Clark Spencer	Producer
Chris Williams	Executive Producer
John Lasseter	Executive Producer
Tom MacDougall	Executive Producer
Gabriel Guy	Sound Effects
Phil Johnston	Director,Screenwriter
Pamela Ribon	Screenwriter
Addison Teague	Sound/Sound Designer
Jeremy Bowker	Sound/Sound Designer
Jamie Roberts	Casting
Gary Rydstrom	Sound/Sound Designer
Jennifer Lee	Executive Producer

Editorial Reviews

Wreck-It Ralph is back, tearing his way onto the big screen in his sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet. And while many smash hits spawn sequels that are a bust, this one breaks that mold in so many good ways. Ralph (John C. Reilly) and Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) have spent the last six years as best friends, but his attempts to make Sugar Rush more enjoyable for her end up with the game broken and on the verge of being scrapped. In order to save it, they must brave a computer world larger than that of their games... the Internet. Along the way, the results of their actions test their friendship, putting them both in dangerous situations. There are a lot of things to like about this film, starting with the screenplay from Phil Johnston and Pamela Ribon. They keep the characters true to the first film, while introducing new and interesting ones in Shank (Gal Gadot) and Yesss (Taraji P. Henson). The story keeps a good pace as well, with only a few slower moments. There are a lot of funny bits, mostly involving the operations and frustrations that are the Internet. All the main actors, and many of the smaller ones, give performances that are just cartoonish enough to match the script and characters they are playing. Reilly and Silverman excel, even beyond their performances in the first film. A special treat is all the original voice actresses for every modern Disney princess returning briefly to their roles. The animation is virtually flawless and easy to follow. The lip movements and facial expressions match well, and the action scenes are spectacular without being overwhelming. The final villain's movement and design are stunning. Add to this a near-perfect new princess song from Disney veteran Alan Menken and you have a film that is worth seeing by the entire family. Ralph Breaks the Internet is entertaining, fun, and in places poignant for its tongue-in-cheek take on the Internet - a delightful new entry into Disney's collection of films. It strives to succeed at entertaining attendees of any age, and manages to succeed on every level.