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# Disney’s Wreck-it Ralph tries to charm us back to theaters on the 8-bit bandwagon.
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/disneys-wreck-it-ralph-tries-charm-us-back-theaters-8-bit-bandwagon/
- Published: 2012-06-11T19:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2015-11-17T15:00:04.000Z
- Description: In the 8-bit arcades of yore, villians are flat characters–to say the least. With Wreck-It Ralph, Disney hopes to round one out for the sake of empathy, family fun, and a fresh roll of coins.The 3D animated feature goes beyond the CRT to show you the senstive, high-BMP side of Ralph (voiced by Jon C
- Author: Kent Szlauderbach
- Tags: News, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-26 09:39

In the 8-bit arcades of yore, villians are flat characters–to say the least. With Wreck-It Ralph, Disney hopes to round one out for the sake of empathy, family fun, and a fresh roll of coins.The 3D animated feature goes beyond the CRT to show you the senstive, high-BMP side of Ralph (voiced by Jon C. Reilly), a belligerant *Donkey Kong-*like oaf whose career-bad-guy malaise (drummed up in the trailer with Talking Head’s “Once in a Lifetime”) drives him to quit his job as 8-bit villian.

He escapes to find heroic opportunity in “Game Central Station,” where a universe of game characters can apparently commingle and become sentient bots in more well-rendered titles. You can hear the supporting voices of Sarah Silverman, Jack McBreyer, and Jane Lynch and witness a line-up of classic bad guys like Dr. Robotnik, Bison, Bowser, and *Pacman’s* Clyde (the orange one). Continue?

[video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a993nxKBHPc&ref=killscreen.com)