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When Ralph is looking in the lost and found for a medal, he pulls out an exclamation mark and the so [...]	D
The character Ralph and his game "Fix-it Felix Jr." draw inspiration from Donkey Kong (1981). Both g [...]	D
In the Pixar short film Buzz a sorpresa (2011), Buzz Lightyear's movement when he is in the toy gath [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' 20th film to be rated 12+ by the RARS (Russian Age Rating System) aft [...]	D
The second Disney's animated film to be released on November 2nd, after Monsters & Co. (2001).	D
Now are double shorts in UK/Australia is Hawaiian Vacation (in 2D) and Paperman (in 3D)	D
Ralph was initially supposed to get caught while in Hero's Duty and subsequently arrested and put on [...]	D
Turbotime and the character of Turbo are both loosely based on the cabinet artwork for 1980 arcade g [...]	D
Vanellope can also be seen on the front of the Sugar Rush Cabinet at 21 minutes into the movie, shor [...]	D
During early production, Disney had Mario set to cameo in the film, but producer Clark Spencer claim [...]	D
Since 2012 was the year of the film's release, it's fair to assume that it's also the year during wh [...]	D
The wall of sketches of different characters in Tapper (1983)'s also includes one of Rich Moore in t [...]	D
Edie McClurg's third Walt Disney Animation Studios film after The Little Mermaid (1989) and Home on [...]	D
The character Vanellope is depicted as a glitch in the game who is not supposed to play in the game. [...]	D
Sergeant Calhoun's full name is Tamora Jean Calhoun. Her last name is spoken only once (by Ralph), o [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie when Ralph first enters Felix's apartment there is a waterfall sculptu [...]	D
The original idea for the film's villain was that of a truant officer who wanted to lock up Vanellop [...]	D
The fourth Walt Disney Animation Studios' computer-animated film to be rated PG by the MPAA, after D [...]	D
While in the "Hero's Duty" game, Ralph stumbles upon a bunch of eggs that look very similar to the e [...]	D
The bartender game which appears, Tapper (1983), was controversial in real life. The game featured a [...]	D
There is a piece of graffiti on the right side of the tunnel which reads "Leerooooy", a nod to Leero [...]	D
At one point Vanellope jokes to Ralph "I bet you really gotta watch where you step in a game called [...]	D
Disney's ninth computer-animated film to release in November after Toy Story (1995), A Bug's Life (1 [...]	D
This film was originally intended to be released in March 2013 under the title "Reboot Ralph", but i [...]	D
The thug Vladimir from Rapunzel: L'intreccio della torre (2010) can be found in the game central sta [...]	D
When Ralph is in Markowski's uniform and is making his way to Hero's Duty, a first-person shot shows [...]	D
The church interior where Calhoun has her wedding is designed after the Chapel at Air Force Academy [...]	D
For a time, Disneyland guests were able to play a "Fix-It Felix, Jr." arcade game at the Starcade in [...]	D
Hidden Mickey: In an exterior shot of Litwak's Family Fun Center, a billboard is visible advertising [...]	D
In early production, Dr. Wily, the villain of the Mega Man game series, was included in the storyboa [...]	D
Ralph makes an observation that the castle's interior is pink - the fact that King Candy tries to do [...]	D
Foreshadowing: Before Vanellope learns she's actually a princess, she asks Ralph if he's using "the [...]	D
The design of Game Central Station is modeled after NYC's Grand Cental Station Terminal.	D
All the humanoid characters in "Sugar Rush" (including King Candy) have 4 fingers on each hand, whil [...]	D
Sonic the Hedgehog appears in the movie when Ralph is first walking through in Game Central Station [...]	D
Composer Thomas Newman was originally hired to write the score for this film before he was replaced [...]	D
The last Disney animated feature film to involve Mel Shaw when he was still alive, the next two film [...]	D
King Candy's car horn plays "Hail to the Chief." In reality, this is played for the US President, no [...]	D
This is the first time that one of the band Fun.'s songs has appeared in a Disney movie ("Some Night [...]	D
When Wreck-It Ralph is interrogating Sour Bill, he muses "I wonder how many licks it would take me t [...]	D
Early in production it was considered to keep all characters in their native graphic quality, essent [...]	D
The DJ at Fix-it Felix's 30th anniversary party is designed after Skrillex, a real-life dubstep arti [...]	D
Sam Lavagnino's film debut.	D
Alan Tudyk's fifth theatrically released animated film after L'era glaciale (2002), L'era glaciale 2 [...]	D
In the bad guy support group scene, M. Bison (AKA Vega) asks "you're not going turbo are you?" He is [...]	D
At the end of the mini-game where Vanellope and Ralph build a car, there's a poster on the wall whic [...]	D
Fix-it Felix's jump sound is the same used by Mario from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars [...]	D
The character "Cyborg" does Kano's signature Mortal Kombat (1992) fatality on the zombie during the [...]	D
King Candy's code box is more messy and disorganised compared to the others. This is in reference to [...]	D
During the time-lapse sequence near the start of the movie, the audience is shown the various differ [...]	D
Director Rich Moore was inspired to create the character of Vanellope after reading the memoir "The [...]	D
There are 188 classic video game characters featured in the film.	D
The fourth highest grossing animated film of 2012.	D
Disney's 55th animated feature.	D
While Felix and Calhoun are talking before entering Sugar Rush, there is graffiti on the wall in the [...]	D
Outside of King Candy's castle, Oreo Cookie soldiers are shown marching outside and chanting "Or-e-o [...]	D
Ralph describes Sugar Rush as a "candy-coated heart of darkness." Joseph Conrad's novel 'Heart of Da [...]	D
The Disney animators had spent their entire careers learning to animate people in motion moving very [...]	D
The forest area in the background of Niceland was inspired by the block design of the PC game Minecr [...]	D
The fifth Disney's animated movie of the 2010s to be rated PG by the MPAA, after Rapunzel: L'intrecc [...]	D
King Candy's voice and character design is modeled after Ed Wynn, a popular comedian and voice artis [...]	D
The four main characters don't come together until 1 hour 22 minutes into the movie, when Sugar Rush [...]	D
Cymbre Walk, the casting associate for the film, is also credited with voicing the racer Crumbelina [...]	D
The high score of Wreck-It-Ralph's game cabinet is 120501, which is also a nod to the birthday of Wa [...]	D
Many people who saw the initial material for this film mistook it for a Pixar film, while the Pixar [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first film since Bolt (2008) to not be a musical of characters breaki [...]	D
One of the Hero's Duty Soldiers is the fifth character in a Walt Disney Animation Studios film to be [...]	D
Fix-It Felix is depicted as a carpenter in reference to the original Donkey Kong (1981) where Mario [...]	D
The graffiti in Game Central Station contains many inside jokes and references to famous video games [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first film of the 2010s to be rated PG by the ACB (Australian Classif [...]	D
Not counting follow-ups, this is the fourth film to use character cameos in this case with video gam [...]	D
Jack McBrayer (Felix), Jane Lynch (Calhoun), and John C. Reilly (Ralph) previously appeared together [...]	D
2nd Animated Film for both John C. Reilly and Jack Brayer (voices of Ralph and Felix respectively), [...]	D
Out of all the voices of the video game characters in the film Roger Craig Smith (Sonic) and experie [...]	D
The last Walt Disney Animation Studios film where the main antagonist dies until Frozen II (2019).	D
The film has cameo appearances from the video game Street Fighter (1987), a video game published by [...]	D
At Fix-It Felix Jr's party, Ralph is enraged by Gene and smashes the cake. The cake splatter around [...]	D
When Ralph and Vanellope go into the secret area below the Diet Coke mountain, Vanellope describes i [...]	D
Olivier Korol, who voiced Sonic in the French version of "Wreck-It Ralph" (2012) and in its 2018's s [...]	D
King Candy's safe is secured with a Nintendo Entertainment System controller. The password he enters [...]	D
When Wreck It Ralph is hiding in the chocolate pond from the Devil Dogs, the sound you hear is Darth [...]	D
Rancis Fluggerbutter (the yellow-haired, chocolate-themed boy racer) is repeatedly seen admiring his [...]	D
Joe Whyte's ninth Walt Disney Animation Studios film after Tarzan (1999), The Emperor's New Groove ( [...]	D
The sign outside the Litwak's arcade reads "HAPPY 5TH B RTHDAY SVZY" with a missing "I" in "BIRTHDAY [...]	D
The third Disney film which is set inside a computer and is about video arcade game characters. The [...]	D
The picture of Vanellope on the side of the Sugar Rush console contains a subtle clue indicating tha [...]	D
This is the first time since Koda, fratello orso (2003) released 9 years prior, for a Walt Disney An [...]	D
King Candy's line to Ralph -- "You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses, would you?" -- is a common movie [...]	D
The mini-game at the Kart Bakery, which lasts 60 seconds, actually takes 73 seconds of screen time.	D
Paul Butcher's second Walt Disney Animation Studios film after Meet the Robinsons (2007).	D
The names Wynchel & Duncan, Wynchel for the tall one and Duncan for the round one, are based on the [...]	D
Jack McBrayer (Felix) and Mindy Kaling (Taffyta) both appeared together as a Tourist Couple in Illum [...]	D
The character Vanellope von Schweetz's name contains the German surname "Von". In German the word Vo [...]	D
Mel Brooks' favorite comedy film of the year.	D
Early versions of the film had Fix-It Felix as the main character.	D
There are two Teddy Grahams from Sugar Rush as attendees at Fix It Felix's Anniversary party.	D
A Nicelander that looked like John Lasseter was designed but didn't make the final movie.	D
Disney's seventh computer-animated film to be rated PG by the ACB (Australian Classification Board) [...]	D
Fix-It-Felix was originally going to accompany Ralph throughout the film. However, the writers gave [...]	D
The characters Tiny the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Maximus, and Vladimir from the films Meet the Robinsons ( [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: Several green mints in Sugar Rush form two hidden Mickeys.	D
At the beginning of the movie, when Ralph is saying how lucky he is for his game to still be around, [...]	D
It was decided to turn King Candy/Turbo into a cy-bug hybrid because the filmmakers decided neither [...]	D
Jane Lynch's fourth fully animated film after Space Chimps - Missione spaziale (2008), L'era glacial [...]	D
According to director Rich Moore, all the characters from existing videogames are portrayed by their [...]	D
The two games next to Fix it Felix are Asteroids (1979) (released by Atari) and Space Invaders (1978 [...]	D
Ralph Spaccatutto (2012) along with Big Hero 6 (2014) and Frozen II (2019) are the only 3 Disney ani [...]	D
The second Walt Disney Animation Studios film of 2010s to be rated PG by the MPAA, after Rapunzel: L [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first computer-animated film to be produced in a 2.35:1 widescreen as [...]	D
Ralph and Felix are the only characters from the game "Fix-It Felix Jr." who do not move in 8-bit st [...]	D
The kart that Vanellope uses to save Ralph at the Diet Cola mountain belongs to Crumbelina Di Carame [...]	D
The 12th highest grossing film of 2012.	D
The Guard for the Baking Factory is Beard Papa, the mascot for a Japanese cream puff shop of the sam [...]	D
The train station of Niceland shows that the population is 224x256, the common resolution of an 8-Bi [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first film since Chicken Little (2005) to be rated PG by the ACB (Aus [...]	D
The start of the mini-game where Ralph and Vanellope build a car, resembles the 1983 ZX Spectrum gam [...]	D
The writers of the movie were inspired by Nintendo, in particular Donkey Kong (where the villain, Do [...]	D
The "glitch" shown in the Walt Disney logo at the end is intended to look like the infamous "Pac-Man [...]	D
In the shot showing the characters in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1991) deciding to go to [...]	D
The short film Paperman (2012) was released with this film. The Paper from this film appears on the [...]	D
Was released 75 years to the day after the first ever Walt Disney animation film.	D
Ralph, Felix, Vanellope and Calhoun all resemble their respective voice actors.	D
Bowser holds his tea in a very particular way. According to director Rich Moore, Nintendo contacted [...]	D
The Moppet Girl is voiced by Stefanie Scott, a Disney channel Star who played Lexi Reed on Disney Ch [...]	D
There are several hints foreshadowing the big reveal that King Candy is really Turbo: When learning [...]	D
The last Disney animated feature film to have characters voiced by Philip L. Clarke and Joe Alaskey, [...]	D
The chapel scene in Sergeant Calhoun's tragic backstory wedding is modeled on the United States Air [...]	D
During the opening time-lapse sequence, the arcade is shown in its normal semi-dark state, except fo [...]	D
Jerry Buckner & Gary Garcia, a songwriting duo, had a very popular novelty-rock hit called "Puckman [...]	D
Disney first began developing an animated film about the world of video game characters in the 1980s [...]	D
Studio trademark: Habitually barefoot character(s): Ralph is barefoot for the entire movie.	D
There is an arcade cabinet called FATAL ASSAULT, a completely fabricated game that features cameos b [...]	D
When King Candy enters the code of Sugar Rush and subsequently accesses his own data-store for that [...]	D
The donut-shaped police who harass Ralph in the "Sugar Rush" game are named Wynnchel and Duncan, a s [...]	D
Several popular video game characters make an appearances in this movie, including but not limited t [...]	D
The racers' names in Sugar Rush are Taffyta Muttonfudge, Crumbelina Di Caramello, Gloyd Orangeboar, [...]	D
The Sugar Rush racer Minty Zaki is a tribute to Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, of whom John Lasse [...]	D
In one scene during the first 'Sugar Rush' sequence, when Ralph is trying to get his medal back, he [...]	D
Jennifer Lee, one of the film's two screenwriters, became the first woman to write a screenplay for [...]	D
The fourteenth theatrically released animated film released in the 21st century with a November rele [...]	D
The guns used by the soldiers in Hero's Duty make the same sound effects as the laser weapons seen i [...]	D
The sheriffs release "devil dogs" as trackers. Devil Dogs were cream-filled devil's food cake snacks [...]	D
The second collaboration with Henry Jackman and experienced voice actors David Cowgill and Paul Pape [...]	D
When King Candy was revealed to be Turbo, for a very split second when he glitches back into King Ca [...]	D
According to Alan Tudyk, his agent told the casting director he could do an impression of Ed Wynn wi [...]	D
Disney's second animated film of the 2010s to be rated PG by the ACB (Australian Classification Boar [...]	D
The arcade owner character, Mr. Litwak, wears a referee's shirt as a reference to real life personal [...]	D
The cops' badges parody the real police motto "To Protect and Serve", reading "To Heat and Serve."	D
Unlike most animated films, the principal actors regularly recorded audio sessions together in the s [...]	D
Calhoun and Vanellope never talk to each other throughout the movie, and only interact once when Cal [...]	D
Although technically there are 14 racers in Sugar Rush (not counting Vanellope and King Candy), only [...]	D
The high score in the Main Menu of the Blu Ray/DVD release for North America is 110212, which is a r [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Wreck-It Ralph. This film received three "recommends".	D
Alan Tudyk's 2nd Animated Film of 2012, after L'era glaciale 4 - Continenti alla deriva (2012).	D
Sergeant Calhoun was initially envisioned as male.	D
The name Fix-It comes from the 1990 LucasArts game Night Shift (1990), where the two playable charac [...]	D
The manufacturer of the plugs shown in Game Central Station is "Moore", a reference to Rich Moore, t [...]	D
Although this movie is not promoted in the Disney Parks as much as other movies, the end credits son [...]	D
At Felix's wedding Vanellope feels very uncomfortable in her princess dress, but doesn't take it off [...]	D
Disney's fourth computer-animated film to have a November release outside of a Thanksgiving week aft [...]	D
When Ralph and King Candy are in the throne room, Ralph says, "who are you? the guy who makes the do [...]	D
Wreck-It Ralph is believed to be Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995) but set in the video arc [...]	D
In earlier drafts, after breaking his partnership with Vanellope, Ralph was to have visited a Sims-s [...]	D
This movie potentially passes the Bechdel because Vanellope speaks with other named female character [...]	D
Both John C. Reilly (Ralph) and Rich Moore (Sour Bill) would go on to voice Sheep Characters in late [...]	D
This is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to feature the Disney logo.	D
During the storyboard process Sugar Rush contained many more mini-games spread throughout the Kingdo [...]	D
"Wreck-It Ralph" won five Annie Awards for Best Animated Feature, Director, Music, Voice Acting (Ala [...]	D

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