Wreck it Ralph 2
2D Animation Supervisor Mark Henn described the story of the sequel to the Wreck It Ralph animation called Ralph Breaks the Internet like a villager going to a big city
Film Background
“In the story, the team created the internet as a big city. So imagine you grow up in the countryside and then you go to the big city for the first time and how it opens your eyes and adds to your experience. It’s the same as Ralph and Vanellope,” Henn said. Also read: Interesting Facts Behind Animation Production Wreck It Ralph 2 In the first film released in 2012, the adventures of Ralph (John C Reilly) and Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman) are limited to the world of video games. Then, after getting a connection or access to the internet world, these two friends continue their journey to a wider and more complicated place. “That’s how … Read more
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