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Film · 2018 · Disney Classic (57 of 12)

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Original titleRalph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2

Directed by Phil Johnston and Rich Moore · starring John DiMaggio, John C. Reilly and Rigoberta Bandini

  • 1 h 52 min
  • PG
  • Animation · Adventure · Comedy
  • USA
  • Released in the UK 29 November 2018
  • 7.8 AverageMovieNCo
  • 7.9 Users27 votes
  • 7.8 Critics10 reviews

Synopsis

Six years after what happened in 'Wreck-it Ralph', the wallbreaker Ralph (John C. Reilly) leaves the arcade again with his partner Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman) to explore a truly exciting new world: the internet. In their adventure through the network they will play everything to find a spare piece that saves Sugar Rush, the video game of Vanellope. On their dangerous way they will depend on the citizens of the web, such as Yesss (Taraji P. Henson), star algorithm and soul of "BuzzTube", the fashion website of the moment. The sequel is full of winks to the Disney universe with appearances by many of the studio's most famous characters such as the Disney princesses, the Marvel super-heroes and even the Star Wars Stormtroopers.

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Availability checked on 8 November 2026.

The essentials

Runtime
112 min1 hour and 52 minutes
Budget
$175mWalt Disney Pictures
Box office
$529.3m3.0 times its budget
Rating
PGParental guidance
How long is Ralph Breaks the Internet?
1 hour and 52 minutes (112 minutes).
When was Ralph Breaks the Internet released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 29 November 2018.
Who directed Ralph Breaks the Internet?
Phil Johnston and Rich Moore.
Who is in Ralph Breaks the Internet?
It stars John DiMaggio, John C. Reilly, Rigoberta Bandini and Sarah Silverman.
Where can I watch Ralph Breaks the Internet?
In the UK it is available with a subscription on Disney+ and to rent on Apple TV and Prime Video.
How much did Ralph Breaks the Internet make?
It took $529.3 million worldwide. It cost $175 million.
Is it a sequel?
Yes: it follows Wreck-It Ralph (2012).
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Videos and trailers

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Photos and posters

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Reviews

All 10 reviews
7.9 27 votes
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What the critics say average 7.8 from 10 outlets

  • 9.0 VarietyPeter Debruge It's a poignant buddy movie that?s sincere in all the right places but knows better than to take itself too seriously Read
  • 9.0 The VergeByran Bishop Where the original film poked fun at games, this time, the subject of critique is the company's own legacy. And it's a smarter, more entertaining film for it. Read
  • 6.0 EmpireJonathan Pile Entertaining, and occasionally inspired, but 'Ralph Breaks The Internet' is too often content to achieve a quick laugh, rather than exploring the themes its set-up suggests. Read

Box office

Weekend by weekend
  • Budget $175m
  • Worldwide $529.3m
  • US $200.5m
  • UK £18.5m

The Disney Classic films

See them all
  1. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1937
  2. Pinocchio 1940
  3. Melody Time 1948
  4. Fantasia 1940
  5. Dumbo 1941
  6. Bambi 1942
  7. Saludos Amigos 1942
  8. The Three Caballeros 1944
  9. Make Mine Music 1946
  10. Fun & Fancy Free 1947
  11. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad 1949
  12. Cinderella 1950

Soundtrack

All 21 songs
  1. ZeroImagine Dragons, Engineered, Rob Cohen, Mixed, Serban Ghenea Spotify
  2. A Place Called Slaughter RaceSarah Silverman, Gal Gadot, Steve Amerson, Michael Bannett, Eric Bradley Spotify
  3. In This PlaceJulia Michaels, Mixed, Tony Maserati Spotify
  4. Never Gonna Give You UpJohn C. Reilly Spotify

Trivia

All 7 facts
  • Rumours

    The sequel is rumored to include characters from PC/console video games, alongside characters from arcade games.

  • The 57th

    'Wreck-It Ralph 2' will be the Walt Disney Animation Studios' 57th Film.

  • Princess

    This is the first time the Disney Princesses are featured in a feature-length theatrical animated release outside of their original appearances.

  • Brave

    Merida is the first character from a Pixar Film to make her first full appearance in a film not by Pixar.

  • The first film

    First feature-length film to feature characters from all four of Disney's major brands: Disney Animation, Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm.

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