Customer Ratings & Reviews

Kids never got into this one. Video looks great...

Great movie and steelbook but not sure it really needed 4k treatment.

My husband and I had no idea what the movie was about and thought it was ok but the kids liked it.

Like the movie, love steel book, wish the price were a tad cheaper.

I purchased for my daughter, everytime we play the movie she falls alseep or cries

This movie is ok. It 's buuild for kids and somewhat entertaining for adults.

I bought as a gift so I am unable to provide feedback since I am not seeing it myself.

Typical kid movie seen better but the grand kids liked it.

Entertaining movie. Good for kids. Won’t wait for sequel

My daughter loves this movie. She enjoys the characters and the colorfulness.

My kids and wife loved this movie. Another classic in the making.

It was a good movie for the family to watch together.

I originally purchased this DVD at the best buy store in Augusta, Ga. While watching the movie part of the script appeared on the screen (kind of like a bad print out of a subtitle) it didn't change, it stayed on the screen for about 5 mins. through different scenes and there were moments when the movie would freeze. So I returned it to the store and there were no more in stock so they had to order it. After we received the second copy we watched it and found the results to be the same, different words same results as well as freeze ups. Well we will be returning this copy as well and going somewhere else to find a non-bootleg copy of this movie which seems to be what Best Buy has in its stock.

I was very surprised at how boring and lackluster this movie was. I thought everything Disney touched turned to gold, but this movie is definitely a flop. The acting, humor, and plot are all terrible. The movie has no heart. Don't buy it.

Didn't like the characters. This was mostly a waste of time and not up to the usual standards. This was too chaotic

love this money and for the same price as a social copy worth it of a deal

Best Buy prices are high and customer service doesn't exist iin-store.

It was an ok movie.I would not recommend this to anyone

I only buy movies with digital codes and this one was missing. Very disappointed. How do you return items during COVID19? It is impossible with Best Buy!

Have you ever felt like you were stuck in a role you never wanted to play? Constantly subjected to scorn and ridicule simply for performing the only task available to you? What if you could change that? Fix-it Felix Jr. has been a popular game in Litvak’s for years. The hero and titular character, Felix (voiced by Jack McBrayer) has a magic hammer that can repair any damage done by the game’s villain, Ralph. When the game is over, Felix is given a medal while Ralph (voiced by John C. Reilly) is tossed off the roof by the tenants of the building he failed to destroy. When the arcade closes and the game is turned off, Ralph returns to his home atop a garbage heap in the nearby dump. For recreation, he visits Tapper’s, a vintage game that assigns the player the role of a bartender. Also, upon our introduction to the story, Ralph makes his first visit to a support group for video game villains. Among the villains in attendance at Bad-Anon, we see M. Bison and Zangief from Street Fighter (voiced by Gerald C. Rivers and director Rich Moore respectively), a ghost from Pac-Man (voiced by Kevin Deters), and a zombie (Raymond Persi). During that meeting, he announces he no longer wants to be a bad guy. With the 30th anniversary of Fix-it Felix Jr., the tenants throw a party and “forget” to invite Ralph. Ralph crashes the party, in every sense of the word, and leaves soon after. Before he’s left, he vows to return with a medal, something denied him by Felix and the tenants of the building he destroys. He seizes the opportunity to travel to a new game, a first-person shooter game called Hero’s Duty, when a character from that game passes out in the bathroom. While at the center of Hero’s Duty, Ralph is overwhelmed by the violence in modern games and refuses to heed the orders of his superior, Sergeant Calhoun (voiced by Jane Lynch). Once the arcade closes and the game ends, Ralph decides to forego the usual hurdles of Hero’s Duty and steal the medal typically awarded to the winner. After stealing the medal and, unwittingly, bringing a menacing enemy insect known as a Cy-bug with him, Ralph heads to the kart-racing game Sugar Rush. It’s there that he encounters the perpetually glitchy and terminally annoying Vanellope von Schweetz (voiced by Sarah Silverman). Despite the initial friction, Ralph and Vanellope (Silverman) bond over their shared status as outcasts. There is, of course, more to the story including Felix’s pursuit of Ralph into the various other games and his budding romance with the no-nonsense Sergeant Calhoun, the true origin of Silverman’s character, and an eventual revolt in the world of Sugar Rush. All of it, and I do mean all of it, had me riveted. I will say that, as a fan of old-style video games, I would’ve preferred seeing the character of Ralph travel to more than just the two different games besides his. Regardless of my criticisms, Wreck-It Ralph is hilariously entertaining and fun for viewers of all ages. Check it out.