Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like the way Sarah Silverman voice Vanellope as she sounds too sweet while showing herself to be so wise.

Quick delivery and right products and boxes not damaged.

Films under the Disney Studio Home Video umbrella (including PIXAR) have had a number of audio issues, especially their Dolby Atmos tracks - subdued dynamic range, somewhat anemic bass, less dramatic surround mixing, and Atmos tracks lacking in 3D objects and being encoded as mostly fixed 7.1.4 to 7.1.6 audio compared to many other studios using Dolby Atmos. When 3D objects are used, a consumer Dolby Atmos track can scale to 24.1.10 surround. They seem to be catering to the built-in TV speaker or soundbar listener, two sound sources that cannot handle dynamic, powerful theatrical grade audio like a quality home theater audio system can. The upscaled-from-2k-master 4k image does benefit nicely from HDR grading and a greater, more stable range of colors thanks to a higher bit depth and wider color gamut. If you can live with somewhat subdued audio, it's an okay upgrade. It does utilize whatever amount of overhead speakers encoded in the track to a better immersive effect than the prior Blu-ray soundtrack, which, of course, was not Dolby Atmos.

The plot of the movie is creative, and Disney finds ways to make life inside an arcade game its own unique experience. Half the fun may be lost to younger viewers, though. The challenge for we, the first bonafide gamer generation, is to look carefully at the surrounding characters and see how many you can identify from classic arcade games. Even so, there are a few plot ideas that don't wash. The chief being that "unplugging" a video game, or any computer, will wipe out the memory content (aka. the game and its characters). Moreover, while the point is stressed that characters who die outside their respective games won't regenerate, that doesn't seem to stop the "unplugged" characters (i.e. Q-bert) from making a new home in another game. Still, it's a good, well-acted film. I truly enjoy it.

I adore this movie, and the short, Paperman, is the best one yet. I bought the Blu-ray expecting great extras but was pretty disappointed. The menus are awesome, with an animation of the Fix It Felix game complete with video game music. I sat for a while just watching that. But there is just one making-of feature that focuses only on the making of the three major worlds in the movie. Granted, it was interesting, but there's nothing about plot and character, and no background on the wonderful music or amazing voice actors. There is also no commentary track. In short: they skimped. I'd still recommend buying the movie, as even people who don't play or even "get" video games can enjoy it. (Case in point, my mom.) But maybe go for the normal DVD. The Blu-ray may not be worth the extra cost.

It's Disney's second or third attempt of catering to various demographics. Obviously Tangled and Frozen catering to the Princess Disney crowd, Big Hero 6 which was released later on after this movie catering to otaku/weebs etc, And Zootopia which was also released years after this film catered to the furry community. This film obviously they are catering to Gamer's or VG gamer's. The movie is full of various video game cameos such as Zangief from Street Fighter 2 and Bowser from Mario Bros etc. However there really isn't much in terms of bonus content in terms of the Blu Ray disc,

Absolutely wonderful sound & video transfer. Everything top-notch that you would expect from Disney Pixar Studios. We upgraded our DVD to the Disney Blu-Ray & we've never looked back. Absolutely fantastic. **THE ONLY thing I would have a regret about is that there's no digital code with this disc, & we'd love to have one available without having to buy the 3D version.

Ralph is a video game bad guy who wants to become a hero. He doesn't like getting beaten by Felix repeatedly. He goes on an arcade-jumping journey in attempting to become a hero. Along the way, he meets a girl named Vanellope who helps him on his quest in becoming a hero. I enjoyed the nostalgia of seeing familiar video game characters from the past. I enjoyed the humor between the characters. I would have loved hearing a director's commentary. The movie is worth seeing.

This is a pretty good movie and pretty heart warming. I love this movie and am eager to see the sequel soon. This comes in a very nice steelbook. In my opinion I like this design better than the first steelbook that was released. It is pretty bare bones but if you are a collector you would be happy with this being in your collection.

Wreck-It Ralph would never have been made in years past. The idea that a video game villain yearning to be a better person and to have friends and to be a part of his community would have just been too strange for audiences (or studio executives) in the 80s or 90s. And in 4K, this film looks even better than ever!

My kids enjoy this movie with all its quirkiness and gaming references that appeal to me. I read a story where all the creators of the characters from Bowser to Zangief were arguing how big their characters should be in comparison when standing next to each other. The writing is excellent of course, which is essential to a complete movie.

What's not to like about a Pixar movie? This one is a fun take on video games and it's a blast to see some old nostalgia games making cameos. The only down side is the heavy-handed morality issues of "it's ok to be different." They layer that on far too thickly which wrecks the flow in places. Overall, this is a great little time waster that was fun to watch with my daughter.

Never saw this movie when it came out so I decided to buy the steelbook and take a chance on it before watching the sequel. My only regret is that I wish i saw this movie sooner because it was really good. I wish the steelbook had better inside artwork but oh well.

Fun film with enough video game references, to keep the adults entertained while and kids laughing about the silly childish humor. The movie sound great, and 4k upgrade looks good. My only real complaint is that there aren't enough special features.

The movie's still good and there's probably no incentive to buy it this pricier version of it. However, I'm turning into a steelbook nut and this has a very nifty looking steelbook. Ralph's pixelated face on the arcade cabinet screen is fantastic.

Great movie my kids loved it and made for a good movie night

This was a worthy sequel to the original. I thought the references and personification of the internet were clever. The plot is a little uninspired though.

I really enjoyed this movie, as did my four year old daughter . I like some kid oriented movies (not all) and I watched this from beginning to end . I was amused at how my daughter reacted to the movie , she's so animated and is into her movies ,so I would definatly recommend this film for parents with toddlers.

Very good but not great movie. It has a lot of potential but leaves me wanting a bit more at points. Still a very good overall movie with lots of fun elements to entertain all ages

This was solid but not one of Pixars better movies. My kids enjoy and the a steelbook is very nice. the price was so sweet at under $7