Which is why Wreck-It Ralph is such a welcome change – it’s a really nifty animated film that does for video games what Toy Story did for toys.

After initially stating the June 18 free summer movie night screening of “Wreck-It Ralph” at Byers Field was canceled, the district announced the fun animated flick will be shown in all of its Sugar ...

Wreck-It Ralph is the 9-foot-tall, 643-pound villain of an arcade video game named Fix-It Felix Jr., in which the game\'s titular hero fixes buildings that Ralph destroys.

'Wreck-It Ralph,' opening Friday, takes place in four video-game worlds; It appeals to all Disney fans, from those who first saw 'Snow White' to those who loved 'Toy Story' ...

In a sense, positioning Wreck-It-Ralph as Video Game Reference: The Movie was a grand bait-and-switch to prove an arcade character scenario could survive on the strength of its characters alone.

Wreck-It Ralph director: creating movies based on existing games is "very, very difficult" to pull off Wreck-It Ralph trailer heralds UK launch today Debabrata Nath hails from Guwahati, India.

The flick, out Friday, follows 1980s game bad guy Ralph (voiced by Oscar nominee John C. Reilly) as he leaves his bad image behind, heading out on a quest to become a hero and earn his very own ...

arcade video game at the center of Disney Animation Studios’ 2012 film Wreck-It Ralph. This summer, visitors to The Strong’s Boardwalk Arcade. exhibit have the opportunity to play this rare. game.

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It’s a good thing “Tron” didn’t turn Disney sour on video games, because now we get the joys of “Wreck-It Ralph.” Like “Tron,” “Wreck-It Ralph” takes us deep into the video ...

In 'Wreck-It Ralph,' Disney's animators imagines what kind of trouble video-game characters get into when the arcade closes for the day. (Photo by Walt Disney Animation Studios) ...

Meanwhile, the game's villain, Wreck-It Ralph (John C. Reilly), is having a bit of an existential crisis, and he begins to wonder if there isn't more to life than just wrecking the same building ...