Come sprinting out the gate some time into the Disney Revival, Wreck-It-Ralph quickly became one of the most fondly regarded Disney films of the modern age, mainly for its hooking premise of a video game world come to life, a Pixar inspiration that was by no means accidental. While I liked the film, and acknowledge it as good, I was always of the apathetic mind to consider it overrated, mainly for squandering its original premise on a thoroughly predictable story.
But successful it was, and only less than four years later, director Rich Moore would go on to greater success with the smash hit Zootopia, as well as announcing an upcoming sequel to his inaugural Disney outing. I myself was cautiously optimistic, given there was a lot of room for it to keep exploring, but dreading a potential decline in quality. But thankfully I can report that it didn't come to that. While some may debate if Ralph Breaks the Internet was a better film, I certainly enjoyed it more than its predecessor.
