Let's Talk About...'s review about Ralph Breaks the Internet(2018)

Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 91st Academy Awards, Ralph Breaks the Internet vividly depicts some of the most popular internet applications in recent years, namely online shopping, online gaming, and video streaming, visualizing the concepts with top-notch animation.

The film addresses three real world topics despite being an imaginative animated film about videogames. but I think the themes of friendship and dreams could be explored further. The pacing and exploration of these themes feel a bit forced and lack sophistication.

The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. This sequel can't compare to Ready Player One at all. The film’s portrayal of friendship is unconvincing, resembling child's play. It is best suited for children.

Ralph Breaks the Internet is like an animated version of Ready Player One. It’s a constant bombardment of internet and gaming references, with homage to films like La La Land, A Trip to the Moon, and King Kong. The film covers everything from pop culture elements to emotional expression comprehensively.

An animated version of Ready Player One, with a blatant disregard for copyright. The film bombards viewers with internet and gaming references while paying homage to classics like La La Land, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and King Kong through clever Easter eggs. The highlight comes with the Disney princesses' self-deprecating humor, which makes it extra funny compared to how they're usually portrayed. With its abundance of pop culture elements and attempts at emotional expression, the film skims the surface rather than delving deeper into profound themes. It opts for a scattergun approach, sacrificing potential depth for maximum amusement.

Es preciosa.La historia no deceociona y los personajes son adorables

No tan buena como la primera.No es tan buena como la primera pero es una gran película animada, toma los temas de la primera y expande sobre ellos.

Una perspectiva interesante que no lograron desarrollar del todo bien.Me parece que lograron darle una vuelta tremenda a la historia para traerla al contexto y lograr cautivar a nuevas audiencias , pero no lo hiceron con una trama interesante, para mi se queda corta y parece una gran valla publicitaria de marcas. Me quedo con la primera toda la vida .