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Year
2012
Duration
97 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Language
English
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Synopsis
Disney dazzles with this inventive computer-animated comedy that imagines what would happen if arcade game characters could come to life and go game-hopping after dark. In this frantic, rainbow-coloured confection packed with clever and hilarious in-jokes, massive-fisted villain Ralph decides to change his reputation as a brainless destroyer by escaping into other games in his arcade and becoming a hero instead. But while this noble mission lets him explore visually amazing new worlds, it also has terrible repercussions, accidentally unleashing a powerful digital enemy that threatens the entire video game universe. Of course, it's up to Ralph and some unlikely allies to save the day, in a feast of fun and excitement that will delight viewers of all ages.
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