[POLL] WRECK IT RALPH 2

Cartoons are not just for four-year-olds, LockeZ, and I'm a bit disappointed that you have that mindset. You never struck me as being that kind of close-minded, because clearly, there are cartoons made for children that you DO like.

Personally, I never saw the first one, even though I actually want to, so I don't have a pony in this race.

As someone who adored the original, everything about the new one has me going "...PLEASE don't suck."

It's really a shame that I'm not really able to have any faith in it. :s

I mean, the original made me sit up and pay attention when they revealed what the story was actually about (Dealing with not liking what you are, and trying to make a change, even if it may not be in your best interest), combined with the flood of neat gaming references.

This one so far is just "lol internet memes". Until they give me something to be interested in, I can't really have any faith in it. I'd prefer that it be about gaming/arcades and not the internet, but if they have a solid story hook I'd be down for it regardless.

author=LockeZ
I'm not four years old so I don't really care? I don't think anybody old enough to type cares about Wreck-It Ralph.

Hey now, no need to be like that.

Just because you don't see the appeal doesn't mean others can't. I don't get what people see in Monopoly, but I'm not going to openly judge them to their faces about their taste in (IMO) terrible board games.

Oh, LockeZ. Poor poor LockeZ. It is so much more than that. So much. Wreck it Ralph like many other Disney and Pixar movies have way more than what Sesame Stress or Dora the Explorer could EVER hope to have. Relatable and likable characters, villains that make you angry but you know it wouldn't be the same without them, emotional scenes... Wreck it Ralph is just another one of them, with great GREAT graphics and very well done story.

As for the 2nd one. I don't mind the internet as long as it's done correctly. I always dread sequels to most if not all animated movies I like. Because I'm worried about how it won't be as good, not because I have high expectations because of how I liked the second one... but if Disney and Pixar gets a lot of money from any movie, they will make a sequel for it even if they have to force some idiotic idea and squish it together into a horribly, forced broken disappointing sequel story of the before movie. I hope they aren't doing that with Wreck it Ralph, as they did with Finding Dory.

EDIT: As an autistic nineteen-year-old girl, I will always prefer animated movies over reality movies and shows. My list of favorite movies has a lot more animation than anything else. I find them more pleasing and interesting, as well as there's much much more you can do with animated movies than with anything else. I don't care for Marvel, I only liked about three of them and the others just didn't speak to me. However, they are extremely popular for a reason I don't understand.

I suppose it deals with opinions, but I have seen my nine-year-old brother look forward to a Marvel movie more than the animated movies coming out, and my 40-year-old mother looks forward to an animated movie over a lot of other movies. To each their own. But to say something such as that, it proves how little you know about the animatic world and its fanbase <3 Maybe you should try watching it from your own eyes, it's definitely one of my favorites. It shows many lessons and the moral of the story is fantastic.

author=LockeZ
I mean, there are definitely animated shows and movies I like. But from everything I know about Wreck-It Ralph, it's on the entertainment level of Sesame Street or Dora the Explorer, right? Just with a bunch of old video game cameos and references thrown in to keep the parents from being quite as bored when they go to the movie theater with their kids.

naw its actually one of the good ones.

source: im a parent.

People who saw it lied to me then.

In that case my vote goes to making it be about radio shows.

author=Dudesoft
There's a thing at Disney that says you have to pander to boys and girls. There's no blanket for both. Boys like fighting, girls like dolls; is the general idea.
Wreck-it Ralph, therefore, was about a brute who breaks stuff. And where does he go? A bright pink candyland with all sorts of cute princesses. It is NO mistake that he went to candyland.

...Holy shit. Now that you mention it...