Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not as good as the first film. But I guess that's true for most film sequels.

I enjoyed the movie, but it isn't nearly as good as the first film.

I enjoyed the movie. Worth a watch, not a must have in my opinion.

It's not nearly as charming as the first, but it has its moments.

In my opinion they ruined it. The first one was so much better

Not as much fun as the first one, but still entertaining.

I own the first movie but haven’t seen this one yet. I liked it just as much as the first one. But I was not happy with the merchandise I ordered the steel box but the inside was broken and can’t do nothing about it at this moment because of stay at home

I won’t recommend this movie don’t like it very poor.

The voice acting was again well done, but story line has endless subplots and one popup after another.

I expected this to be The Emoji Movie 2.0. The trailers were frankly pretty terrible, the Disney brand-milking was super obvious, and even as a massive fan of the first movie (it's my favorite modern Disney film) I couldn't imagine a world where this would be even close to as good. Turns out, Ralph Breaks the Internet is just as hilarious, emotional, smart, and overall charming as its predecessor. Easily one of the most entertaining and heartwarming theater experiences I've had all year, and my whole family had an awesome time. My biggest fear for this movie was that the vision of the internet it showed in the trailers would be nonsensical and underdeveloped. One of the things I loved most about the first movie was how well-fleshed-out and rich the world of the arcade was; at least on every level it needed to, it made total sense. From the looks of the trailers, the internet wasn't gonna be that way; it looked a whole lot more gimmicky and shallow than it should be. All that said...I'm happy to report that I was dead wrong. I love everything about the vision of the internet presented here. Some things definitely had to be played up for the sake of plot and character (worthy causes, to be sure) but as a whole, the world the film presents makes a good amount of sense and it's also just a joy to watch onscreen. And beyond the intelligent logistical/visual presentation of the internet world - I really liked the depictions of Pop-Up ads and ad-blockers, btw - the thematic commentaries intertwined with it are really what make the whole film work. We're talking toxic masculinity, we're talking hate comments, we're talking viral video lifecycles, algorithms, and online personas vs. real life personas. Lots of this stuff is played for laughs, and it totally lands, but there's a good amount that really has some important things to say beneath the surface too. And best of all: the film doesn't feel out of touch. There's just enough brand recognition and IPs to keep it feeling like this is the *real* internet, but not so many that it feels like product placement. Even the fact that we're using knockoff Google instead of real Google is explained. I'd wager, actually, that this is Disney's most self-aware (and even humorously self-deprecating) movie to date. Stay all the way through the credits, you'll see what I mean. More than anything, this film works because it's so anchored in the emotional dynamic between Ralph and Vanellope - a relationship covered with juvenilistic jokes but layered with insecurities and self-doubt. Everything in the film feels like the natural evolution of their relationship from the first film; nothing is tacked-on for the sake of a sequel. And ultimately, the resolution we end on is surprisingly bittersweet (as was the first movie's ending) and very sincere. As a huge fan of the first Wreck-it Ralph, this followup may not have quite hit the perfection of the original, but about as energetic and emotionally consistent as a sequel can get.

The first movie was Great but this one was bad. Not even my kids enjoyed it

Even Stupider than it sounds. Even my kids thought it was stupid.

This film was so bad that we could not finish watching it.

The story of Ralph’s fatherly care of Vanellope continues in this sequal. The producers, script writers, and computer animators did a fantastic job in creating a clever internet world. The Disney website was hilarious, complete with Marvel characters being interviewed, a Stan Lee cameo, classic characters, and stormtroopers (complete with their trademark scream when hit). But the highlight of the Disney scenes are the princesses. Very well thought out and creative, from what makes one think they are a princess and to what water brings out their special singing abilities. The plot revolves around Ralph’s well intentioned to over protective care to finally realizing that she is “grown up” and about to move away from home. Parents whose children have graduated and moved out will have a connection with that scene. The extra features on how they created the internet was interesting. The other features are ok. Funny movie and very entertaining.

Ralph Breaks the Internet is a fun sequel to Wreck-It Ralph. Lots of standard Disney cultural innuendo jokes combined with a smart storyline that has a non-traditional Disney ending. The Steelbook packaging is nice but actually looks better on the inside. My only regret is that Disney studios forces Steelbook buyers to have to buy 4k discs unlike other studio Steelbook releases that offer the standard Blu-ray & DVD & Digital combos.

This movie was funny, I enjoyed watching this movie with my daughter. We weren't able to watch the movie in the theater so we purchased the movie. Best buy was actually cheaper then other Stores.

For the fans, it's worth the purchase to get the SB edition because of the artwork in it. If you have to see it now but don't want to buy it, rent it through your favorite digital movie reseller. For everyone else, you might be better off to wait until it hits a subscription streaming service.

My childre really enjoy this movie and it's a great movie for adults especially regarding the all the references to old games.

Not quite as good as the first movie, but still a really fun family time, and this looks and sounds amazing in the 4K edition.

Ralph Breaks the Internet is a very welcomed sequel in terms of story, character development and overall fun. My wife and I had such a fun time seeing these characters again and all the fun easter eggs spread throughout.