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Wreck-It Ralph Sequel Trailer Goes Online
The newest trailer for Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet has been released and it is a fairly aggressive Disney commercial.
While the first Wreck-It Ralph was a Who Framed Roger Rabbit-esque melting pot of video game references and characters, the sequel is eschewing those licenses for a story of properties owned by Disney and general jokes about the internet. It is like The Emoji Movie but probably way better.
You can catch the new trailer below.
I am admittedly a bit disappointed, simply because a sequel to the first movie's video game focus could probably expand it to include a lot more cool references, but I am guessing that's a lot harder than just using your own properties. Hopefully they lean into things like Marvel and Star Wars pretty well. That said, I am not sure why Disney princesses live on the internet.
Ralph Breaks the Internet is going to hit theaters on Thanksgiving.
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