Ralph Breaks the Internet

Ralph Breaks the Internet would've been a fun but soulless movie if not for its nuanced and necessary story about friendship.

Movies don't get more timely than Ralph Breaks the Internet - an exhilarating yet dismaying sequel to 2012's Wreck It Ralph, for my money easily the smartest and most endearing Disney animated feature of recent years.

Conceptually, it's rather ingenious, with well-aimed barbs at abusive commenter culture and social-media narcissism that adds up to a welcome moral for small fry...

[A] charming buddy comedy...

Best of all, the directors don't shy away from the ending their story demands.

The nuanced friendship between Ralph and Vanellope remains the most engaging part of the film, once you've overcome the slight weirdness of a hulking man being best mates with a small girl.

Despite some minor flaws with logic, Ralph Breaks the Internet is a great addition to Disney's modern filmography and is another winner for the series

The animation techniques continue to amaze me.

[Ralph Breaks the Internet] It manages to include what made the original film a fan favorite but also adds its own elements that will surely make this film a success.

Ralph Breaks the Internet is a bright, lively, CG-animated ride that doesn't skimp on the product placement or humor for adults.