Ralph Breaks the Internet | Rich Moore / Phil Johnston | 21st November, 2018

[Jandrew]

I'm with @aabattery, that title actually does piss me off. Kim K breaks internets, Ralph wrecks them. They'll make it up with the super subtle Pornhub reference I guess.

 

Trailer was ok, I liked the dig at pop up clickbait, and not gonna lie I laughed out loud at the last gag. Reminds me of the Zootopia sloth gag.

 

 

[Darth Lehnsherr]

28 minutes ago, TombRaider said:

WIR is probably my fave animated movie of the last 10 years, so underrated

Reminder that it lost out the Oscar for Best Animated Feature to Brave......

[Morieris]

5 minutes ago, Darth Lehnsherr said:

Reminder that it lost out the Oscar for Best Animated Feature to Brave......

 

Six years later this still makes me mad _{though Paranorman was better.}

[filmlover]

5 hours ago, Telehilation said:

This feels like it should've been made in 2000.

 

Yeesh.

[MovieMan89]

Ok, the last bit of the trailer is the biggest lol in real life moment I've gotten from any trailer in ages. Pretty hyped for this, and no longer concerned about it only having a marginal increase over the first. Think it's gonna go 250+, that trailer and last bit alone sells the hell out of this for the GA. 

Edited March 1, 2018 by MovieMan89

[MovieMan89]

It's really a shame this couldn't have gotten the Zootopia March slot. November and December are so overstuffed with family blockbusters this year, meanwhile our Spring slate looks like death. Could have probably done near Zootopia numbers releasing in a few weeks in place of the Gnome bullshit. 

Edited March 1, 2018 by MovieMan89

[YM!]

1 minute ago, MovieMan89 said:

It's really a shame this couldn't have gotten the Zootopia March slot. November and December are so overstuffed with family blockbusters this year, meanwhile our Spring slate looks like death. Could have probably done near Zootopia numbers releasing in a few weeks. 

Yeah. This would’ve dominated March maybe even done $300M.

 

However, I’m confident this won’t be a KFP2/Dragon 2/TLBM despite the six year wait due to how good it looks. However not expecting much of an increase due to Grinch

[MovieMan89]

2 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Yeah. This would’ve dominated March maybe even done $300M.

 

However, I’m confident this won’t be a KFP2/Dragon 2/TLBM despite the six year wait due to how good it looks. However not expecting much of an increase due to Grinch

Moana and Sing coexisted pretty well. Hopefully will be the same case here and both will do 250+. I can actually see this hurting Grinch more than the other way around now. Especially since it comes later so it gets more of an advantage from the holiday boosts. Before I was thinking 300 or so for Grinch and 200 for this, but now I think they might both be in the 250-270 range ala Moana and Sing. We'll see what The Grinch trailer looks like. 

[YM!]

Is this getting IMAX? I know Disney has an IMAX deal and all the Pixar movies after Dory got an IMAX release and Zootopia also got IMAX.

[Fancyarcher]

2 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Moana and Sing coexisted pretty well. Hopefully will be the same case here and both will do 250+. I can actually see this hurting Grinch more than the other way around now. Especially since it comes later so it gets more of an advantage from the holiday boosts. Before I was thinking 300 or so for Grinch and 200 for this, but now I think they might both be in the 250-270 range ala Moana and Sing. We'll see what The Grinch trailer looks like. 

I'm thinking around 230m for WIR2, and 260 for The Grinch. In the case of Grinch, Illumination's persistence marketing should help it, while Ralph will benefit from a Thanksgiving release, and being released two weeks after Grinch. 

[MovieMan89]

Grinch will probably hold on unusually well for an early November release over the Xmas-New Year's stretch considering it's a Christmas themed movie. 

[YM!]

12 minutes ago, MovieMan89 said:

Moana and Sing coexisted pretty well. Hopefully will be the same case here and both will do 250+. I can actually see this hurting Grinch more than the other way around now. Especially since it comes later so it gets more of an advantage from the holiday boosts. Before I was thinking 300 or so for Grinch and 200 for this, but now I think they might both be in the 250-270 range ala Moana and Sing. We'll see what The Grinch trailer looks like. 

$300M+ for Grinch

$210M-$250M for Ralph 2

Edited March 1, 2018 by YourMother the Edgelord

[MovieMan89]

The first adjusts to $216m, which will be a little higher by November prices. Would have to imagine this will at least hit that after the trailer. 

[Fancyarcher]

18 minutes ago, YourMother the Edgelord said:

Is this getting IMAX? I know Disney has an IMAX deal and all the Pixar movies after Dory got an IMAX release and Zootopia also got IMAX.

https://www.imax.com/news/walt-disney-studios-present-15-can’t-miss-blockbusters-imax

 

It is. It's getting an IMAX release, as part of the Disney deal. 

Edited March 1, 2018 by Fancyarcher

[KP1025]

4 minutes ago, Fancyarcher said:

https://www.imax.com/news/walt-disney-studios-present-15-can’t-miss-blockbusters-imax

 

It is. 

I wonder if Incredibles 2 and JW2 are sharing IMAX screens, or if the former will just hold onto them for one week.

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Meh trailer, ending grossed me out.

[Ethan Hunt]

the last gag is funny.

 

Otherwise *shrug*

[NoobSaibot]

I will not lie. This trailer almost got me in trouble at work today. The pancake moment was just too much. I had a laughing fit during my break period.

[kowhite]

The bunny joke was hilarious.  I forgave stupid eBay jokes.

 

Also there is a scene in this movie I saw awhile back with all the Disney princesses and Sarah Silverman which is gold.

[AJG]

Is the baby at the end of the trailer the same character model as baby Moana?

Edited March 1, 2018 by AJG