Wreck-It-Ralph

Just finished watching the movie and here's what I've noticed:

Jamie Sperer Roberts is Yuni's voice actor, but she only gets one line: ”All clear! The arcade is now closed!” The DDR cameo in the trailer is the only one in the movie. Also, I cringed when they could have used another DDR reference, but didn't. During the party scene, ”Let's Get Down” was playing, which is a DDR song from the very beginning. It would have been fun to see the characters freestyle to DDR IMO.

Also, Sugar Rush by AKB48 plays in the ending credits. Did not expect that at all.


EDIT: This info is now on the Wikipedia page.

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That wasn't "Let's Get Down." That Was Celebration...

It's not the Dancemania version, I know, but musically, the chorus and melody are the same.

”Ce~~lebrate good times, COME ON!”

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I do prefer Let's Get Down, the lyrics flow better.

I LOVED the movie. Very Good, Loved the Cameos and liked the short Cartoon with the paper before movie started. I'd pay 11 bucks to see it again.

Paperman was adorable. One of the best movies I've seen.

Oh yes it was, Fantastic. Credits were awesome as well. I saw the movie not because of the cameos, but because it was a video game movie to give justice to video games turned movie. It did the job, I want to play the actual game now.

Can't wait to see this. Not only I want to play the videogame version of this movie, I want S&ASR:Transformed.

Disney calling Wreck-It-Ralph, "シュガー・ラッシュ" in Japan...

Well, I guess it makes sense since it is AKB48's new song, though only half of the movie takes place in that world.

Clip of the song and the Japanese trailer:


Now that I think about it, I'm curious to see what everyone in Japan thinks about the movie when it comes out over there (March 2013, really?).
Also, I find it funny how the DDR cameo doesn't appear in the Japanese trailer at all.

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I still plan on moving to Game Central Station

Love this movie!

I wonder what the "world" inside the DDR cab is like...

The movie isn't out in France yet, but I think I'll grab the original version anyway.
The translation looks terrible. And the trailer with the french voices wasn't convincing at all.

Endless partying and dancing from all the characters, I assume?

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Dancing in various ways for long time

Excuse me while I go hurl.

^ Don't forget to bring a paper bag and a tissue

Ah, well it is admittedly much better than his previous work...but still, hard to get a bad taste out of your mouth.

I absolutely LOVED this film. It had a good story, some dark parts to keep it interesting, but not overboard, and it pays tributes to video games, and some of Disney's previous CGI work.

Some cameos/"easter eggs" I noticed:
-The dinosaur in game central station is actually Tiny from Meet the Robinsons, a previous CGI film from Disney.
-(Hard to notice at first) When Ralph is giving Q-Bert the cherry, to the right of Ralph is Deku Link, but you might not see him at first.
-Sonny Moore (Skrillex), makes a cameo in the Funland Penthouse while the song "Celebration" (which Let's Get Down ripped the melody from) plays in the background. (Didn't know skril was into oldies music... respect).
-The walls of some of the game entrances include game references and terms such as PWNED, and Aerith Died.
-Candy/Drink product placement... plenty in the scenes of Sugar Rush.
-The theme for Sugar Rush is performed by the Japanese group AKB48.
-Wreck-It Ralph has an odd theme in the end credits.
-The theme for Hero's Duty is Bug Hunt by Skrillex.
-The last end credit in the movie is a reference to Pac Man's final glitched level, because the game only uses a hexadecimal format which can only go up to 255, so when you reach the 256th level, it's impossible to beat because half of the screen is glitched, and there are 9 dots randomly placed in that glitched screen which you can collect, and you have to die because it's basically a kill screen, but that's how you can get a perfect score in Pac Man. Level 256 is technically the last level.

Miss anything without spoilers?

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I thought one of the walls said Aerith Rulz