review: Disney's new animation film "Wreck-It Ralph" follows the story of Ralph, a "villain" of an arcade game "Fix-It Felix, Jr." But Ralph is only playing the role of a villain. What he really wants to be is a hero.To win a hero's medal, Ralph leaves the world of an 8-bit game machine where he has been "working" for thirty years. After causing havoc in a first-person shooting game world (where he learns that a modern game is very "violent"), Ralph meets Vanellope, a cute little girl who is a character of a racing game "Sugar Rush."The film's premise looks simple at first, but as the story unfolds, the film has much more to offer, with a handful of clever twists and turns, as well as rich colors and detailed movements of game characters. The story of Ralph and Vanellope is sweet, reflecting the film's theme of friendship and self-discovery, but not too sweet, with credible character interactions.The old-fashioned games at arcade would make some adult viewers feel nostalgic, but the film does not rely on the idea to entertain us. There are also so many references to video games (a certain character is now "out of work"), but it is interesting and likable characters that move the plot forward. "Wreck-It Ralph" is a great example of Disney at its best. It is hugely enjoyable.
question: Do you have adorable characters?
with credible character interactions