1st movie: A villain doesn’t want to be a villain anymore 2nd movie: Disney owns everything the movie

First movie: **beautifully crafted Disney film** Second movie: **ad for Disney with creepily over-possessive Ralph**

explain a film plot badly: middle-aged and violent man desperately tries to keep a 7-year-old girl from making friends in an attempt to make her like him

Everything wrong with Ralph Breaks the Internet: EVERYTHING this movie literally makes the first movie pointless

ralph went from a decent character who was a good friend to a crazy person who can't be alone

Let’s just be happy this movie came out before Tik Tok was relevant

Ralph in wreck it ralph : brave, witty, and a nice person in general. Ralph in ralph breaks the internet: crybaby, extremely dumb, weirdly possessive of vanellope.

Ralph goes turbo. Ralph you are ruining everything. Vanellope goes turbo and Ralph tries to bring her back. Ralph you are ruining everything. Makes sense.

The fact it isn't called "Ralph wrecks the internet" is a huge sin on its own

Vanellope: *tries to leave her game, entire kingdom and friends behind because of cool cars* Ralph: *tries to stop her* Vanellope: OMG YOU'RE SUCH A BAD FRIEND

“She’s from the other studio” 1 sin: “That’s Racist”

Imagine if they used this concept with an original cast and characters, so we didn’t have to worry about all that stuff with Ralph being creepy and Vanelope being selfish. It didn’t have to be a sequel.

I like to pretend that this movie doesn’t exist and that it all ended with the first one because this movie breaks its own rules and values so much

100 sins for not calling it Ralph Wrecks the Internet

In the original movie, there are two seats in the Sugar Rush arcade machine for two characters to play it simultaneously, but it has one seat in the second movie.

Why did Ralph say he's been with them for 27 years? The last movie they were celebrating 30 years anniversary!

Sonic: "Wi-Fi is the internet!" Wi-Fi isn't the internet. Wi-Fi is what gives you access to the internet. (1 sin)

Sonic knows about the internet I can only imagine what horrid things he’s seen when looking himself up

For all the people who say Ralph is clingy, that may be true, but towards the end vanelope literally tries to go turbo (and succeeds)

I literally hated that even though vanillpe (idk how to spell her name) lied to Ralph and was going to abandon him, she never was portrayed as in the wrong and just pinned all the blame on Ralph. Also I hated that Ralph was turned into a horrible friend who can’t be alone for 5 minutes

_Imagine if they walked into Tumblr_

I'm surprised he didn't give a sin for Sonic knowing literally everything.

“Someone is willing to pay $40,000 for a video game car?” *laughs in tf2 trading*

5:32 Oh my God! Disney predicted the aunt cass thing would blow up more then a year before it did

Anyone else think that they changed Ralph’s personality to kind of a creep?

Ralph Breaks the Internet = The Emoji Movie done less wrong

*This movie doesn't deserve Imagine Dragons on its soundtrack*

I do like the part where Vanellope is complaining about Ralph being different from her and Shank says something like "people can still be best friends while having different dreams" that was sweet and unexpected in a movie like this from a character like that.

Ralph: **Risks his life for a medal** **Some random girl stole it from him** **Risks his life to make a car for Vanellope** **Risks his life to save Vanellope's game** Vanellope: **FUCKING LEAVES** Ralph: .....

Part one: likable, relatable characters that is fleshed-out and (even if they’re the bad guy) can be understood Part two: everyone is an asshole

Random thing I noticed was that in the first movie, Vanellope’s glitches really only happened whenever her current emotion changed. Whenever she was suddenly met with some bad news her glitching would become a tiny bit more frequent as she became confused, angry, sad, etc. all in a single second of processing that news. That is what I’m guessing this movie was doing as she glitched a noticeable lot at that one part, being scared or anxious is sometimes caused by waves of different emotions coming in all at once; so her glitching a bunch more when she’s worried actually makes a lot of sense.

The "blow and go" joke kept me laughing for 5 mins straight

The entire first movie: "Don't go Turbo Ralph if you go Turbo into another game you get sent straight to hell" This movie: "Yaaas Vanellope! Swap games! Live your best life! I think we have a word for swapping games but I can't think of it... but yeah no it's fine to permanently change!"

"Is slaughter race even dangerous? Can you even die?" First movie: remember, if you die outside your game, no respawns!

"Wr3ck It" sounds like an awesome title, ngl.

Imagine watching any movie with this guy. Any movie would be a comedy

I love this movie but you missed one HUGE Sin. Venelope Goes Turbo! she abandons her game and never returns as far as we know.

I know it's a children's film, but for some reason Ralph's obsession with Penelope made me uncomfortable. Just felt like a very unhealthy relationship.

Not going to lie, but I absolutely LOVED the first Wreck-It Ralph. (It's actually my favorite Disney movie since I love anything related to gaming.) So I was excited/scared when I heard about the sequel. Excited because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel, and scared because my favorite Disney movie is getting a sequel and hoping that it doesn't suck. ...Unfortunately, I left the theater, thinking what the hell did I just watch? This movie had so much potential but it was ruined by Ralph possessiveness and Vanellope leaving her original game which contradicts with the first movie even if Shank really did program her code into the game. (Which I agree with CinemaSins, how the hell did game developers make an NPC so smart that she is able to code a video game character into a completely different game?) And the critics say that THIS is a worthy successor to the first film? Ha! I feel like they'd simply just read a synopsis of the first film and didn't even bother watching it.

This film reminds me of a lesson I learned a long time ago... Sequels barely count

Where's the sin for Vanellope going Turbo? Wasn't game-jumping the taboo of the first movie?

Why is no one talking about the fact that EVERYONE was rickrolled in the post credit scene?!

They straight up abandoned every old character and just simped for gal gadot.

Is it a sin that Felix & Calhoun don't serve as seacondary characters as they did in the first movie. I think Yes.

Vanellope went Turbo and not one person questions it.

I hate how much of a baby Ralph acts, , this is supposed to be the same Ralph that was willing to die for a game last movie,

"the internet is a lot less exciting than how Sonic described it..." is the single best line in this entire movie lmao

4:40 crosswalk light to the top left. I think that’s the the P**nhub loading symbol lol

Add a sin that Sonic looks better in this than his own movie edit: i made this before the redesign, stop telling me, i’m well aware

"stans evil twin" gravity falls fans: our time has come

This movie did everything King Candy did in the first movie but this time it was ok since they were good characters doing it. KC left his original game= not good Vanellope leaves her original game to join another= perfectly fine A once good character (kc) becomes the main villain Ralph is technically the villain in this movie but it’s glossed over. Also so many plot-holes Disney didn’t fill such as: If the virus survived slaughter race then how did KC even die in sugar rush? His code was in there. And this game clearly shows that if you put your code in the game you cannot die even if the game is rebooted. Why does nobody talk about this??

10:47 - pure soul.. He doesn't know yet..

Feel like this movie lost the heart of the first one. Less about game nostalgia, more about internet culture, plus abandoning the whole “going turbo” thing. It sadly feels like it won’t age well.

The other thing is Vanellope is acting entirely selfishly here. No one calls her out on that. She abandons her game for Slaughter Race when they spent the last movie talking about how heinous it was to abandon your game. She says it's her calling, but she's only there for a day, and it doesn't make any sense that she can't just pop back into Sugar Rush. She's not an important figure in Slaughter Race, but she says, oh yeah, I can't come home to Sugar Rush much because Slaughter Race needs me. The moral doesn't make much sense, and while they throw a lot bad development on Ralph, no one calls out Vanellope's actions.

the reason the princesses didnt send the carpet or make the ice reach the ground is because they had to wORK tOgEthEr

Title "Ralph breaks the internet" In movie : *many ralphses toghether did it*

The most disappointing thing about this movie is that how Ralph work his ass out to save Venellope's game, But then she decided to go the slaughter race. Just pointing in my honest opinion.

So Ralph leaves his game in the first movie and everyone’s freaking out. The game got even more popular and Ralph AND Vanellope leave it and nobody gives a flying heck. Make up your mind movie.

7:27 Yea...Yea she is already on rule 34

18:22 oh my god you’re right a chill went down my spine

I found both Ralph and Vanellope unlikeable in this film. They had a few moments, but they weren't the characters I fell in love with in the first film. To be honest, I was more interested to see the Felix x Calhoun being parents part. I need a short of that.

Interesting fact, Sonic explaining how the internet works makes sense because Sonic Adventure 1 had internet compatibility, making him on if the first video game characters to experience the internet.

Imagine Ralph sees all the comments 😂

12:15 - they also stuck into their "Disney porn" the "Up" house and balloons, and Kermit the frog, and Star Wars. Wait, not all of these things are even Disney. And they might as well also thrown in by the Star Wars sign the Starship cruiser and the Death Star, and placed next to Kermit is Miss Piggy and Fuzzy Bear

sin number 0: it wasn't called "Ralph wrecks the internet"

16:30 scene: They named the character “yesss” solely so that they could have this play on words

Missed sin: The inflated price of the eBay auction for the steering wheel. eBay bidding works where your bid is THE MOST you will pay. So if the "current bid" is $40 and you bid $35,000. It suddenly doesn't become $35,000. It will become 5-10 over the winning bid's MAX bid (and if it was 40, then the new bid is 45.) The only way it could actually drive up that high would be to have a bid war.

no one is commenting about how the website is called "oh my disney", like "oh my god",but disney is god

Missed a major sin of Vanellope going Turbo.

To quote Buzz Lightyear. “Plotholes, Plotholes everywhere!”

Before: kinda nice how Ralph is getting a friend After: Ralph creepily tries to hold on to a friendship with a little girl.

There's so many problems with this movie from the title to the characters to the story but honestly my main problem is that fact the message doesn't fit within the parameters of this universe. That message being 'you can't force your ideals on yours friends, sometimes you have to let them leave to let them grow and if your friendship is strong enough then it will survive' and the main problem with this is that it directly conflicts with the original message of the first film which if you remember is about going 'Turbo' which is essentially what Vannellope is doing here. She's leaving her game for a more popular game because she's bored which is literally what Turbo did which then leaves her game without its main racer and its ruler so Sugar Rush is probably going to be thrown out by the end of the week. My second problem is what I'm going to call the real world implications. Let's be honest here Sugar Rush and Slaughter Race probably aren't affiliated in anyway in the real world meaning that the company that owns Slaughter Race (let's just call it SL Race) if committing some serious copy-write infringement on the company that owns SU Race and meaning a giant legal battle is in the future here which would probably end up in the owners of SL Race deciding Vannellope isn't worth the hassle (and more likely cost) and deciding to delete her code from the game which would kill her forever, which means both SU Race and Vannellope are gone forever.

My one complaint of a sin that you missed was how they massacred wralphs character. He spent 30 years alone and outcasted and he didn't try to cling to anyone. He didn't constantly try to get people to like him. He disliked the situation but was fine with it. He wanted recognition for not being a bad guy he didn't care about having friends. And he wasn't really stupid, he was just kind of an Everyman moderate intelligence. In this he's a self righteous ouef who doesn't know anything

They forgot to mention the fact that Ralph Rick rolled us at the end of the credits.

This video should just be the whole movie lmao.

17:39 if you turn on closed captions on this part of the movie it will call the giant Ralph “ralphzilla”.

I remember absolutely despising this movie because IT LITERALLY DEFEATS THE WHOLE PURPOSE OF THR FIRST ONE!!!!

The sin counter was at 69 while he was explaining the "Blow and Go" joke.

guys its 2100 TV's now unbreakable 7:43

I felt so bad for that bunny at the end they didn’t have to do him like that

Why isnt anyone pointing out the fact that Vannelope literally went Turbo?? And she just LEFT her game, ( mind you, she was literally the president) without any warning just because she found a game she likes better? Who's gonna rule Sugar Rush now?

Honestly this movie ruined everything that happened in the first.

Ralph: what if I post a bunch of videos of me doing crazy stuff? Cinema sins: i’m pretty sure that’s not how it works Me: no, that is exactly how it works😂

20:32 I LAUGHED SO HARD AT THIS XD

1 extra sin: Ralph said E-Boy

The players animation is pretty accurate in Slaughter Race lol

idk but something about the janky game animations for the two actual player characters during the shank car stealing scene thingy just brings a slight smile to my face

They actually explain in Shank's title card that she has a superhuman speed as a skill so I think it doesn't matter what car she drives, her abilities allow her to be faster than others so no one (players or Vanellope and Ralph) so you need to use strategy to get her car and win the game

I liked it better when Ralph was more of an adult figure helping out a kid. Now I just feel weird about the whole best friends thing.

Wreck-It-Ralph: the worst thing a game character can do is to go Turbo Wreck-It-Ralph 2: Going Turbo is ok if you are bored with your game. and we'll just ignore all of the other extreme inconsistencies where Ralph goes from a friend to essentially that guy who thinks some random girl is "the one" and won't be dissuaded by logic, reason or common sense/decency

"I'm.. kickin' my ass! DO YA MIND??" 🤣🤣 awesome

Alright, but ‘Doody Part Twody’ is an absolute rib tickler

C'mon Felix was entirely forgotten...... He was my fav character in the first movie!!!!!!!

When will we get “the dark web breaks Ralph”?

You forgot the biggest sin from this movie: It exists.

Stan's evil twin? Stanley pines?

This movie took everything about not leaving your game(from the 1st movie) and tossed it out the window for this movie

Another sin: Didn't MR. LITWAK wonder why he received a steering wheel he didn't order nor pay?

13:00 The delivery of this one is just killing me

It was one part where I think Belle from Beauty and the Beast, had asked her about daddy issues or something. Vanellope said, she didn't even know her mom. When some of them said "neither do we" Elsa said it too. Elsa and Anna did know their mother and father their childhood. Also, when Ralph called to let her know that they made enough money, how was it muted when she can't hear him but he can. He didn't have her on mute, she had him