why didn't people like it?
Why didn't people like it?
Cooper Long
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Jaxon Murphy
Pandering got way too out of hand.
Brody Bailey
Because it was unnecessary and uninspired
Connor Thompson
Emoji movie 2
The neat idea of Ralph exploring new games that utilize online connectivity turned into some corporate shilling
now it's up to Frozen 2 to see if Disney will ever consider sequels ever again
Levi Gutierrez
It completely fucked Ralph and Vanellope's personalities and threw them both under the bus. Ralph went from being a clumsy and loveable oaf with a father-like relationship with Vanellope to a Mater-level parasite. Vanellope went from an adorable prankster child to the film treating her like an adult weighed down by her idiot friend.
Vanellope and Ralph needed each other, it was never onesided. Vanellope resents Ralph for caring when he thinks going Turbo is bad, and the whole thing is treated as Ralph's fault.
Nobody addresses the problems with a child abandoning her home and moving to Gotham because she thinks it's cool.
Also forced references and memes.
Princesses were cool. Most of the feminist stuff people whine about was exaggerated.
Henry Roberts
Because it didn’t deserve to be nominated for best animated feature.
Matthew Allen
Wasn't as good as the first one. Next question.
Anthony Bailey
It simply plays out like a mediocre Disney direct-to-video cheapquel.
Wyatt Price
Ah, excuse me Mr. Simpson. On the Itchy & Scratchy CD-ROM, is there a way to get out of the dungeon without using the wizard key?
Camden Brown
I liked it.
Logan Long
>mediocre Disney direct-to-video cheapquel.
It's been a while since they made one of those. Kinda nostalgic, actually.
Luis Powell
I like the first the idea of a virtual world in an arcade. Fine good.
Now sequel
The virtual world is now the internet. The concept alone is a very hard to encapsulate the internet as a whole.
The Google and eBay jokes are pretty dated. Again the whole dark web gets treated like a fuck up downtown virus like osmosis Jones has been done before.
Disney princesses reeks of wanting to be a spin-off.
And my last complaint, completely personal but I hated seeing Ralph be talk down to the entire movie.
Josiah Jones
What the hell are you talking about?
Jace Watson
you are talking about the same academy that nominated Shark Tale in a year where his fellow nominees where Shrek 2 and The Incredibles
Jacob Bailey
Have sex
Aiden Russell
Barely anything happens, and when things do happen, they’re either embarrassing, advertising, or ruining what people liked in the first film.
For me, the Vanellope situation takes back seat to the fact that Ralph, the title character, has already been reduced to a bumbling retard when he was a well-rounded “tough dumb guy” in the first movie.
And before anyone says it, there is a difference between the first movie including popular game characters, and the second movie over glorifying everything Disney owns.
Jayden Bailey
>glorifying everything Disney owns.
If you're talking about the Princesses scene, that's kinda parodic.
Jaxon Morgan
Why do women feel like making a thread with "why" is something interesting in an image board? You just end up talking about you and nobody fucking cares.
Joseph Watson
First one wasn't that good to begin with.
Brody Brooks
>Princesses scene
So I want to talk about this scene. All the princess seem to be part of of this "Which Princess are you" game. Personally I believe that they are all from the first movie and have no knowledge of the sequels.
Second off Disney seems to be on the fence if they want to use Merida. They make fun of her accent (which all of the should have considering their race) and mentioned she from the other company.
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Blake Rodriguez
>Guys guys you know how our marvel division has a CU?
>okay what if we put all our princesses in a scene for that Wreck it Ralph movie?
Zachary Torres
The original movie had more niche appeal, which counterintuitively made it more successful, because the people it targeted appreciated it more. "Donkey Kong meets Halo meets Mario Kart" is a pretty bonkers idea for a movie, but gamers ate it up because it resonated with things they cared about.
The sequel tried to have more universal appeal, which, again counterintuitively, was its downfall. The internet is a useful tool that everyone is familiar with, but it's not something anyone is very passionate about in the same way that gamers are passionate about video games. No one felt like this was a movie being made specifically for them, so no one cared about it.
Hunter Brown
Yeah, all the princesses onscreen cooperating and using their talents to do good, all in a tongue-in-cheek but respectful fashion. That was cool. Give us that movie.
Jackson Smith
bend over
Camden Davis
thought it was fine
Jason Howard
>>Furry reaction gif
Xavier Murphy
Sequel that didn't need to exist. Too Emoji Movie like.
Also Disney sucking it's own dick was incredibly tiresome.
Connor Ward
I think the crew are too conserved to put the crossover elements onto the movie. Only the princesses have more screentime, but others IPs like marvel, star wars and other classic Disney franchises are adopted very little. If those elements had been applied properly it could have been epic like Ready Player One. Just feel what a waste.
Matthew Edwards
It wasn't very good.
Jayden Taylor
I saw this movie for the first time yesterday and parts of it are already dated.
In 1 year NOTHING this film references will be relevant at all.
Brandon Murphy
Venelope became a selfish douche whose willing to throw here friends under the bus
Josiah Davis
>epic like Ready Player One
An "epic" 2 hours of WB wanking itself