Wreck-It Ralph (3D)

one of best movies for children and yong but also those who know what was 8 bit game this movie is a must.trillions of bright colors and awesome script.not so many popup effect scene.not available in HINDI.

good movie.this is 3d bluray and a very high quality product. but the cover is not quite good when compared to western product

My son and I enjoyed this movie. Got the DVD at 50% off. Nice deal and movie.

Note: Above Rating is for Packing and Content Quality, not for Movie. My Rating for Movie : 3.7/5 (Fantastic 3D)I Removed ONE Star because Sony DADC or Disney didn't include DTS-HD MA 7.1 which is the actual and original Audio which is present in USA or Some other Regions.This is one of the Most underrated 3D animation movie in my Opinion. Most colorful and Awesome sound Track and I loved it.Disc Packing info:As Usual Contains Single Disc (ONLY 3D BLU_RAY PLAYERS ONLY)3D Blu-Ray Feature Flim + BONUS PAPERMANVideoCodec: MPEG-4 MVC (31.26 Mbps)Resolution: 1080pAspect ratio: 2.39:1Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1AudioEnglish: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 16-bit)Subs:English SDH==================================================================================================A wonderful, nostalgic, and artful cinematic experience....Disney has made this film equally accessible by both parents and children, and I find that wondrous. At times, Vanellope sounded quite mature, and at others, just like a tod. Soon, kids will squeal in excitement when they find a Fix-it Felix Jr. game, along with other last-gen arcade delights. In this way, the film has rendered itself timeless, if only in that small way. Although it doesn't feature many of the games themselves, you are able to see many characters, including retired ones. Being inside a game world gave the artists a great deal of freedom, but they didn't waste it. At every new turn, another extremely creative point would grab your attention, and I'm sure I missed many (which would enhance a second viewing). Another big enhancement is the 3D atmosphere. I doubted I would ever say this, but I urge you to see this in 3D, or turn around and go home. Because of all the pixel-related artwork, and 3D modeling, it is natural to have such a dimension added on. It's the perfect film to have it for!Regards,AVBuff™ (Audio/Video Fan)

3D effects are amazing

Nice product

Awesome movie and concept. The 3D gives very nice effect and pops out in some scenes. Great picture and audio quality. There were some nice previews too included (Monsters University, Planes ...).

Good movie for the kids. Lets say we all loved it.

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Story (5)Der aus dem Arcade-Game bekannte Figur “Randale Ralph” ist es leid, immer der Bösewicht in seinem Videospiel zu sein. Er möchte endlich Freunde finden und als Held anerkannt werden.Um das zu erreichen, kommt er auf die zweifelhafte Idee, sein Spiel zu verlassen, um dafür im Ego Shooter Game „Hero’s Duty“ die begehrte Medaille zu erhalten.Ralph richtet durch seine Tat ein grenzenlosen Chaos an und landet schliesslich unfreiwillig im Go-Kart Spiel „Sugar Rush“. Auf der Suche nach seiner verlorenen Medaille trifft er auf Vanellope von Schweetz, die ihm anfänglich gehörig auf die Nerven geht. Bald findet er in ihr jedoch eine Seelenverwandte, die ebenfalls auf der Suche nach Anerkennung ist. Gemeinsam versuchen die beiden den drohenden Untergang des Spieleuniversums zu verhindern…Böse Zungen behaupten ja, dass die originellste Idee, die Disney in den letzten Jahren gehabt habe, der Kauf der Pixar-Studios gewesen sei.So ganz von der Hand zu weisen ist diese Aussage nicht, haben doch die Disney-Studios in den vergangenen Jahren wirklich nicht gerade mit sehr originellen Stories auftrumpfen können.Eine Ausnahme bildet hier der vorliegende Streifen, der im Original als „Wreck-It Ralph“ in die Kinos kam.Die Geschichte ist nicht nur ausgesprochen originell und fantasievoll, sondern weist eine äusserst klug arrangierte Verknüpfung zwischen virtueller und realer Welt auf.Gerade dieses Spiel mit allseits bekannten Games und dem fiktiven Eigenleben der Game-Figuren ist sehr reizvoll und bietet viel Raum für gelungene Gags und witzige Dialoge.Die deutsche Synchronisation, die deutschen Hauptfiguren werden von Christian Ulmen (Ralph) und Anna Fischer (Vanellope) gesprochen, ist gut gemacht, kommt aber nicht ganz an die noch perfektere Umsetzung im Original durch John C. Reilly und Sarah Silverman heran.Alles in allem haben es die Disney-Studios geschafft, an ihre alten Stärken anzuknüpfen und einen warmherzigen, rasanten und originellen Animations-Film abgeliefert!Bild (5)Das Bildseitenverhältnis liegt in 2.35:1 (21:9 CinemaScope) vor.Am vorliegenden HD-Bild gibt es nichts zu bemängeln. Die Schärfe ist top, ebenso überzeugen auch die Farben und die Kontraste.Kurz, eine exzellente Blu-ray-Umsetzung beim Bild!Ton (5)Das Tonformat liegt in DTS-HD Master 5.1 vor.Auch die Tonumsetzung liegt absolut auf der Höhe der Zeit. Gute Dialogverständlichkeit und hervorragende Räumlichkeit, zeichnen die Umsetzung aus. Auch die Dynamik kann voll und ganz überzeugen.Auch beim Ton also alles bestens!Extras (2)Habe ich mir nicht angesehen. Es gibt leider, wie bei Disney üblich, kein WendeCover!Fazit: Für Fans von Animations-Filmen absolut empfehlenswert. Die technische Umsetzung dieser Blu-ray ist zudem hervorragend ausgefallen!

The media could not be loaded. Wonderful movie and teachable moment of never judging a book by its cover. People may think Ralph is a bad guy because that is how his character is programmed, but he is actually a decent funny guy. Love the chemistry between his character and Vanellope von Schwartz. 3D and HD are amazing. This computer animated movie definitely kept my attention and I was indeed entertained. The storyline and picture quality of this film is amazing. Special Features are plenty and entertaining.

Llegó bien.La peli es un homenaje a la cultura del videojuego, muy bien realizada, de las favoritas de la casa del ratón embrutecedor.

This will be my 300th review on Amazon, and I saved it for something truly special, and that something special is Wreck-It Ralph. It is my new favorite movie, taking the crown from my last favorite movie, which reigned from 1995 until 2013. I was so awestruck by this movie that after we rented it, we bought the HD digital version from Amazon Instant Video before it was available on disc, and watched it over and over again, and I have now bought the movie on blu-ray as well (Disney is getting their money out of me) so I can watch it without having to wait for things to buffer :)This movie resonated with me in ways that I haven't experienced in a long, long time. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING "clicked" perfectly for me with this movie. I realize that just because I love a movie, doesn't mean everyone else will, but I will try to explain below my reasons why I love it, in the hopes that people who may not have wanted to give this movie a chance, will do so.First, the sound is just perfect. If you played video games in the 1980s, you will immediately recognize the sounds they use in the movie, and that will raise the nostalgia level for you. They also integrate those same types of sounds into the music, making the whole movie "feel" like a video game.Second, the themes in the movie of the misunderstood "bad guy" and the underdog situations are very compelling to me. [Minor spoiler] And being the father of an adopted daughter, I empathized strongly with Ralph adopting Vanellope and looking after her, and putting her goals and needs above his. I think anyone who has cared for a child will resonate with that theme.[/END: Minor spoiler]Third, the voice acting is superb. I love, LOVE Sarah Silverman, and having her voice Vanellope was just beyond genius. She has one of those voices that I would recognize anywhere, like James Earl Jones -- it is instantly recognizable. Even the supporting cast got great voice actors that fit their characters well. I especially loved Alan Tudyk's take on King Candy as a modified Mad Hatter-type character (he has stated himself that he based his character's performance on the Ed Wynn's Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland).Fourth, I loved Calhoun (the tough female soldier). I love that she is a nail-biting no-nonsense soldier who also feels vulnerable on the inside when someone calls her a "dynamite gal." Her side story with Felix is very believable and very touching at times.Fifth, I loved the idea of "Bad Anon" as a support group for "bad guys" in games, and seeing old favorites from Mortal Kombat, Mario, and even Pac-Man sitting around and sharing about how they "may be bad guys, but, that doesn't make them ... bad ... guys..." :)Sixth, I really can't get enough of the "Toy Story" idea of what's-going-on-when-we're-not-looking? They said so themselves in the special features of the blu-ray that they were exploring that trope with this movie, and I am more than OK with that. I find it fascinating to think of video game characters living out separate lives from their games once the humans go away ... and they've barely scratched the surface of gaming! There are MMORPGs, console games, handheld games, phone games, Flash games, and more to still explore. I can see all kinds of possibilities for a sequel.Finally, I loved the ending.[Moderate Spoiler Warning]....There are certain kinds of human actions that I think most people will say captivate their attention, send shivers running up and down their spine, and invoke a certain kind of awe -- and I would say that self sacrifice for the greater good (a'la Spock) or for a loved one, tend to rank the highest in our admiration. The moment where Ralph makes the tough decision and realizes what the greater importance is, and what kind of honor and medals truly count, and then acts on it, is a fantastic one. The music of the moment is perfect, and the build-up to the moment is perfect, and the resolution to the action is perfect. (See, I didn't spoil it too badly ^_-)[/END: Moderate Spoiler Warning]In my opinion, Disney hit it out of the ballpark with this one. I was mildly surprised to see that Disney was behind the movie when it came out, and impressed. They have certainly come a long way from Home on the Range (widely considered to be not just one of the worst Disney movies of all time, but one of the worst animated movies of all time).I own this movie, and I love it. It is a rare gem. It is heartwarming, family-friendly comedy/action/adventure with a video game twist. There is no swearing (although there is a bit of juvenile bathroom humor I could have done without), there is no serious violence (the only things that get truly hurt or killed in the movie are monster bugs, and Disney-villains, and they just vaporize when they die), and there are no serious dark elements to the movie. It is a movie you can put on when you want to feel better about the world, and it is my new favorite movie.5 stars.