I was hoping he wasn’t about to sin the Oreos because it’s my favorite part of the movie so the fact he UNSINNED it was pure joy

Nice landers: "Omg, why is Ralph wrecking our building! He's such a bad guy!" Also Nice Landers: "Why isn't Ralph wrecking our building yet?"

I’m glad we can all agree that the “OREO” scene is amazing.

Fun Fact: Zangief was in the villains' meeting despite not being a villain because the creator of the movie couldn't defeat him as a kid, so he made him as a villain for others to resonate with that

"You mean programmers just didn't finish something and didn't remove it? That totally doesn't happen!" Dude, that happens all the damn time.

You missed one, that green dude said that king candy locked up their memories but then how would he be able to remember the time he actually locked up their memories

The phrase “casual cannibalism” made me giggle. Well done.

8:58 Actually, yes. You’d be surprised how often it happens, some developer writes some code for a part of the game, it gets abandoned, and they forget to take it out of the final build. Even happened in older games when the devs were crunched on space.

Should’ve removed a sin for “thanks satan”

*i'm gonna remove a sin because someone is cutting onios in this room* This is my life quote now

He removed sins on more than one occasion, he really is in love with this movie.

I like how the first time Ralph talks to king candy he calls the kids the “children of the candy corn”

Gotta admit King Candy turning out to be Turbo was one hell of a surprise

I mean programmers leave unfinished areas in games all the time. That might actually be the most realistic part of Sugar Rush.

King Kandy was unnoticed by the entire world and could have it all if it weren't for that meddling kid and that guy too.

"So the coders just left it sitting there?" Someone has clearly never played skyrim

Me to myself: “He’d better take of a sin for the Oreo joke!” Sin removed (Happiness noise!)

86 sins? He definitely likes this movie, I'm telling ya. That's a very low sin count, only losing to Inside Out by 6 sins

Sin for not talking about how Vanellope casually said she would execute the other racers. Yeah she took it back, but that was hilarious.

The reveal that king candy was actually turbo deserved a sin off in my opinion because I feel like that was one of the greatest twists I’ve ever seen in any movie

The story of a bad guy who wanted to be a good guy and turned into a good guy and fought a good guy who turned out to be a bad guy and that's not bad :3

The Oreo joke was definitely my favorite part of the movie.

8:57 Yes. Unfinished levels, characters, or other things are left in the game code ALL THE TIME. The programmers just don't point to it so the game never interacts with it. The only reason I can figure why is the fear that removing that code could somehow cause something else in the game to not work properly, so it's just safer to leave it in unfinished.

I think the thing about the game-jumping and how you don't regenerate is implied for actually dangerous games. Like, in the pac-man game the only thing that could kill you would be the ghost, and he's their friend whereas in hero's duty they're essentially NPC's so they have to die.

You forgot one sin... WHY DID SHE BRING A MACHINE GUN TO HER WEDDING AND HOW DID IT FIT IN HER DRESS!!!!!!

Cinemasins loves this movie. This is more rare than a quintuple rainbow.

"imagine going to a nascar race and having being forced to sit with people who taste exactly like you" oh come one thats so unrealistic we all taste the same

Great movie and great take on it. I'm just not sure though why it's assumed that Vanellope is giving Ralph attitude when explaining that glitches can't leave their games. I think she's more frustrated with the powerlessness of the situation than mad at Ralph for not understanding or previously knowing that.

"Look, no one loves this movie more than me. No one" Me: Is that a challenge?

Man I loved that Oreo march anthem. I used to put it on loop xD

Fix-it-Felix can fix things with a hammer CinemaSins: that's hammerist

9:06 Yes. That's exactly what they did. A lot of devs do that

“OREO....OREEEEEEEO!!!” *”Ok that some funny sh*t right there!”* *sin off* Couldn’t agree with you more Jeremy! Best joke in the movie!

9:00 It's not uncommon for unfinished or unused levels to still be in a game, yet inaccessible to the player. It's more sin-worthy that the unfinished area looks so polished.

1:22 Ryu and Ken are close friends who trained together as children, so that part makes sense. They still have friendly matches together in modern Street Fighter times.

8:54 this does actually happen some times, levels get scrapped but are just left in the code such as for example test levels they are often left in the game, a lot of games even have multiple.

14:19 Princess Peach is "programmed" to be a princess, yet she competes in Mario Kart like it's her second job. Even gets a motorcycle jumpsuit and everything in later iterations.

🎶Oreo. Oreeo. Oreo. Oreeo🎶

Wait I'm pretty sure I might get this wrong but I'm pretty sure the reason Ken and Ryu can go get a drink together after a fight is because there best friends and were basically sparring with each other

Cinema sins: takes a sin away : two seconds later I’m sinning this for existing

*Smacks window with hammer* *repairs it*

Oh Cinemasins... You'd be surprised how often things are just 'left in' video game code. Items, half-finished levels, debug tools, you name it. If it's a part of a game, chances are it's been left in a game's data but not used in the game itself.

My issue with this, secret levels get left in and blocked off all the time. Especially with the older ones, mainly because some of this stuff causes bugs when removed

Theory: Maybe since Sugar Rush is one of the more “younger” games so their more knowledgeable about coding and stuff like that? Consider gaming has evolved so maybe the characters do as well?

"Okay, that's some funny shit right there." My favorite one.

Actually, the whole "cross the finish line resets the game" isn't the strangest thing a glitch has ever done. In Fallout New Vegas for PC if you steal a particular baton. Stealing NCR Chief Hanlon's police baton out of his personal locker at the foot of his bed and going outside and dropping it then tossing it off the concrete ledge at the resort will always result in a system freeze and will require a hard shutdown. This means you need to unplug your PC, or hold the power switch down. This glitch has for a few people destroyed their computer's boot record as well, preventing that computer from starting until the OS is wiped and a new one installed. Glitches can do some very very weird things from seemingly arbitrary actions.

How did you not include the best line of the entire movie. “You’re DYNAMITE baby.”

anyone else just genuinely happy when he actually laughs and removes a sin at an intentional joke?

Man that scene where Ralph wrecks her racecar is so powerful

You missed one. Ralph was holding onto that branch for, like, 30 seconds... so why did it only break when Vanellope pointed out that it was a double stripe? (5:55)

2:15 the place hasn't burned down because surge protectors have built-in overload protectors. Before a fire is even possible, it would switch off (not to mention the breaker for the building circuit the power strip is plugged into). The correct sin is "How do all these machines run on this surge protector without it constantly tripping??"

7:34 “They’re Laffy Taffy! They’re attracted to what makes them laugh!” Which explains why they didn’t appear on the sequel

11:02 That moment's so heartbreaking that I don't want to rewatch Wreck-It Ralph to avoid the emotional pain.

I thought he was gonna include how fix it Felix fixes the windows with a hammer.

Movie Sin Timer 00:08:48. I'm a developer. Yes. That's what programmers do unfortunately too often :(

I really loved this movie so seeing this get some of the lowest sinnings I have seen in a movie, makes my life span grow longer

"Game jumping" is only a bad thing if you jump into another game to stay there/take over.

"The Programmers of Sugar Rush were planning some sugar-free bonus level and decided not to include it at the last minute, but just left the code sitting there?" Yes. That is exactly how game development works. No joke. And most programming, really. Deleting stuff breaks things that it shouldn't break.

1:29 You just made me appreciate the fact that we don’t live in a dark timeline where Disney treats Wreck-It Ralph like they treat Song of the South due to the incorrect inclusion of Dhalsim as a bad guy.

8:54 "Some unfinished bonus level" "That they just left in the game?". Yes. That happens. They run with an idea then decide against it before its finished for one reason or another. Look up GTA: San Andreas, the Hot Coffee cheat. It was a side mini-game that the game designers decided against at the last minute - probably because it was too racy - so external cheat engines like Game Genie would let you unlock the code and experience it anyway. It was left out of normal game play, but the code was still within the game. SO glad you unsinned "Oreo", THAT is some fantastic word playing, :)

3:46. Wait, they have moms??? How exactly does that work? *ding*

No sin removed for the very careful way they handled Calhoun's trauma? They didn't just trivialize it and make it seem like because Felix was there her problems would disappear. They confronted the problem in a very adult way, and acknowledged that even moving forward it would still be there. When Felix set off one of her triggers accidentally, notice how he NEVER says that around her again. Very neat of the movie to do that.

Wreck it Ralph is such a good movie, legit my favorite movie of all time. Which speaks volumes considering sarah silverman is in it.

11:01 I still cry at that's part, I literally have to leave the room cause I cant handle it

Here’s the thing about diet cola mountain - in universe, Sugar Rush was released in 1997, but the mentos in diet coke thing didn’t become popular until 2005. The first record of it being done in any major form was in ‘99 on Letterman. While the experiment did exist prior to that, it was typically done with Lifesavers. So while it feels like a dated reference, the makers of Sugar Rush were really ahead of their time

That "unfinished bonus level left in the game" sin is wrong, literally every game has unused assets and partially constructed levels hidden in their code.

Ralph finally coming to grips with himself, holding the medal and sacrificing himself is my onions moment. "There's no one I'd rather be.. then me"

Jeremy, you will never love this movie more than me. NEVER. I shouted “I love my momma!” after my first home run and at my mom’s tap dance performances…and can quote this entire masterpiece by heart. DO NOT STEP TO ME!

4:51 but Ralph's whole purpose was to climb skyscrapers and wreck them, so I don't see how he would be worried at all.

They got rid of Ralph's stump to build the apartment building where his stump was. That's why he attacks the apartment building.

You forgot the fact that everyone in Sugar Rush was scared of being excecuted when you regenerate in your own game.

Also, if the almost every characters in Wreck-It in the video-game move like in a classic arcade video game, so why do Ralph and Felix move like normal people ?

that cocaine edit at the end was just too perfect

8:57 actually it happens sometimes, that developers didn't have time, so they forced just lock unused content somewhere out of boundaries

Vanellope: steals Ralph’s medal to race Everyone: Ralph was such a d*ck to Vanellope My friend: steals a loaf of bread to feed his family Everyone: their is never a good reason to steal, have fun in prison

Ken and Ryu are literally friends so them getting drinks after fighting makes PERFECT sense, as they treat their fights as more of sparring matches from their days training together.

8:50 That’s how it works. You can go into the code of most games and find tons of unused content. 11:38 Well, a glitch doing an important event like crossing the finish line would probably end up in the game glitching out and resetting.

8:54 Okay, it is... like... INCREDIBLY common in game design to leave unused assets in the game files. Like... why would it be worth the time and effort to remove it?

9:02 I would like to call out that it's not entirely unusual for developers to leave out files when finishing the product. Normally it's small things like unused enemies, graphics, music, or sound bites, but it could be bigger. For example, Sonic 2 had unused but somewhat playable zones like Hidden Palace Zone and Genocide City later renamed Cyber City Zone(the devs who made the game were Japanese, thought the word "genocide" sounded cool since it was meant to be a difficult level until the translators told them what it actually meant) They normally do this because of time and budget restraints since it takes more time and money to take out a few files which could mess up the game's code. After all, only data mining hard core fans will really get to see or use them in the first place.

13:10 a lot of codes still used today are about 30 years old, or older. HTML, Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby.

Ever realised how when it's a trash movie they sin it for whims and petty stuff, but when the movie is actually good they sin logical fallacies and plot holes and errors in the story and stuff that shouldn't have happened rather than for minor stuff?

I know this video is old but one more sin about the Qbert characters being in Ralph's game now. If they die in his game then they aren't gonna respawn. They die.

"Game Jumping" itself isn't a bad thing, but taking over someone else's game, or "Going Turbo", is.

guys i swear i cry EVERY TIME i watch the ¨I'm a villain and that's good¨ this scene is perfect TvT

I don’t think u understand what game jumping is. Game jumping is going into another game and becoming the main character of that game. Game jumping is not going to another game for a party, then leaving.

8:01 let’s be honest, even if the tv wasn’t there he would have still added a sin for the disappearing trash

9:28 i could just hear him pouting here

Love the videos and the surprise "Key and Peele" voice at the very end of the audio outtakes!

*"Balls of heart"* is the best phrase I heard all year.

"Its nothing but code now!" BUT EVERYTHING IN VIDEO GAMES IS CODE!

Turns 10 today! I remember seeing this with my older sister thought this was good not great; yet it managed to actually focus on a simple story of a video game character not wanting to be labeled the bad guy even though that's his assigned role Glad it focuses on the video game culture without messing with their source material in the process Terrific voice acting from John C. Reily, Jane Lynch, Jack McBrayer, and Sarah Silverman Lots of fun pop cultural references and sharp, colorful animation The creators took the time to make everything very video-game esque from the pixelizations to the score synthesizer to the 8-bit graphics Even rules are established that if characters leave their games with the power shut off they can't regenerate There's even a cool twist in here It's true to not like your job when everyone else hates you for it, we can't mess with the system but can we change it?, those of us born with abnormalities can't be told we weren't meant to not exist but to embrace it, there's no one we would rather be than ourselves, we all deserve some recognition This could be called the Roger Rabbit of video game movies with really good themes and at one point they address the generational gap A complicated story but still explainable while also embracing the gaming world A lot of nice in-jokes keep things balanced with the laughs and heartwarming bits Both Ralph and Vanelope are polar opposites that learn to come together from their own environments and see something worth of value This is amazing for hardcore video game fans that can spot their favorite characters from hundreds of titles with dozens of Easter eggs Could've been greater and the climax can have some more variety with less over-abundance of ideas but this story is intricate enough with video game characters you connect with they struggle for freedom and acceptance Lots of spoofing and nostalgia for anyone who grew up loving video games from the 1980s For a non-PIXAR Disney film this is loads of good gaming bits A parallel I didn't draw before with Vanelope is that her glitch could be a metaphor for having epilepsy; she's got a defect in her gaming code much like certain humans with our genetic code So that element makes the film very contemporary

12:02 Have you played Mario Kart? Probably picked up the candy equivalents of Bullet Bills along the way.

“Is Barty Crouch Jr. behind this?” XD I died🤣

It isn't segregated seating. They are cheer squads for each specific racer.

Sugar Rush feels like the original dev team was building an RPG, then got bought out and the new owners went "Eh... fuck it, make a fast racing game in the setting and get it out"

8:54 This is pretty normal, almost every game have cut content that didnt make it to the final versión

0:24 CinemaSins: I forgot how much coke everybody was doing in the '80s Me: *sips pepsi*

For some reason I thought CinemaSins already did one on this movie.

This was my childhood and this is my favorite channel and this made my day thank you

6:28 well technically turbo died in sugar rush which wasnt his game to begin with