How do you evaluate the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph 2"? Does it look good?

Personally, I think "Wreck-It Ralph 2" is quite good-looking, but many people seem to think it is not as good as its predecessor.

Six years ago, the first part of "Wreck-It Ralph" was released in mainland theaters. The rich imagination about the lives of game console characters was eye-opening. So far, the first film still has a high Douban score of 8.7 points, far better than "Brave" which won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film that year.

Six years later, the sequel "Wreck-It Ralph 2: Breaking the Internet" was released. Although the media evaluation it received in North America was not much different from the first film, it was far behind the first film in China. Very far. While mainland audiences are looking for fun in the large number of Easter eggs, they don’t seem to like the first movie as much as they did in the first one.

We asked several fans to answer this question together——

Xu Ruofeng: 7.0 points

The virtual world is well realized and the scene is constructed. It is very "VR" in nature, but the movie does not solve the problem of "time difference". ?

The theme is actually the opposite of "Tou Wan". It is a work soaked in sadness but lightly packaged with sweetness - "Tou Wan" is about going to the gloomy future before going back to the past. True love saves the world; and it talks about the irreversibility of everything and the trust/untrustworthiness of emotions.

Still in the Mirror: 8.0 points

From naming to setting, the Internet marks it as a metaphor for human society. The second part turns the stage to the Internet space, making it a A large-scale human fable that echoes reality everywhere. From optical terminals and WiFi boxes to the personification of Internet processing programs, it can be regarded as an exposure of information materialism. However, under the cover of capitalist ideology, the "digital workers" who built the entire Internet are beautified as enjoying themselves. Players and residents who keep their own rules, this is an unconscious expression, and it is not easy to criticize. Because the later movie questioned the neutrality of technology through a ridiculous money-raising plot, it clearly only refers to algorithms, but in fact it refers to the entire Internet technology.

Hanzhi Quejing: 8.0 points

The most important thing about "Destruction King" compared to "Ready Player One" is to give cyberspace the life of human society, so as to attract non-player audiences To maximize the sense of participation, from the game arcade to the Internet, it stimulates buzz on a larger scale. In the same vein as the first part, it is the deep melancholy under the dazzling carnival. I thought I would be closer to you, but in fact you are still you, I am still me, and deep love is still just looking at each other.

At this time, the audience discovered that the people in this virtual world were more plump than those mechanical blocks in reality. All floating consumption fragments should have a real landing point as much as possible. Through the "virtual" anti-customer focus, the audience can re-understand the "reality".

Alphabet: 5.0 points

As much as I like the previous game and "Ready Player One", I hate this animation. If the protagonists are not Ralph and Vanellope, it may give the club a higher point. If the first two sell feelings, then "Wreck-It Ralph 2" sells narcissism. The 10-minute walk-through at Disneyland made people roll their eyes. Except for the princesses who had a 10-minute scene, all the chaotic elements were just background. The supporting actresses were worse than the copycat Samus in the previous film. Gal Gadot’s The performance is not good either, and it can basically be rated as a "sexy and great read".

Probably one of the worst scripts in the history of Disney animation. It is completely based on the idea of ????"We should bring xx out in this paragraph" or "Here we should discuss real issues." The self-deprecating deconstruction of a princess movie is far inferior to Enchanted. Why don’t I watch a princess mash-up just to see these princesses? At the end, it also contributed to a boss battle that was weaker than "Super Marines". The self-deprecation of Easter eggs and trailer fraud at the end is quite interesting.