Wreck-it Ralph

MCS said:
I always stay for the full credits after most movies I watch. Not only do I want to show that I care about the people that helped make the film, but a lot of times people miss a post-credits scene (if there is one) if they leave early. I also stay for the credits so I can see who the main cast was.
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Plus there's usually good music that accompanies the credits.
 
Roserade said:
Pinkie Pie said:
OMG KING CANDY IS TURBO! :O
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OMG NO DUH :O
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Honestly, in retrospect, it was kind of built-up and implied, a little obvious looking back, but watching it for the first time, it totally threw me off guard!

Oh, and the credits for this movie, FREAKING amazing. I might become a fan of Owl City because of the first song that played...
 
Smashgoom202 said:
Oh, and the credits for this movie, FREAKING amazing. I might become a fan of Owl City because of the first song that played...
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I liked the 2 other songs that they played. It's nice to see Buckner & Garcia record new material for the movie, and the Sugar Rush song is catchy, too.
 
MCS said:
I always stay for the full credits after most movies I watch. Not only do I want to show that I care about the people that helped make the film, but a lot of times people miss a post-credits scene (if there is one) if they leave early. I also stay for the credits so I can see who the main cast was.

Pinkie Pie said:
Well, besides The Avengers for the secret ending.
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That was a pretty funny ending, hah.
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What where the secret endings in the Avengers and Wreck it Ralph? I only watched Wreck It Ralph at the cinema and didn't see the credits for it and I watched the Avengers at school so they turned it off before the end of the credits.
 
The Dark Knight said:
What where the secret endings in the Avengers and Wreck it Ralph? I only watched Wreck It Ralph at the cinema and didn't see the credits for it and I watched the Avengers at school so they turned it off before the end of the credits.
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The post-credits scene in Avengers was just all the Avengers eating silently at a shawarma restaurant. It was just funny because of how random and awkward it was. The post-credits scene of Wreck-It Ralph (which can't even really be considered a scene) was a Disney "kill screen" that showed the Disney logo before glitching and showing all these random numbers, along with some leet references to early Disney movies.
 
MCS said:
The Dark Knight said:
What where the secret endings in the Avengers and Wreck it Ralph? I only watched Wreck It Ralph at the cinema and didn't see the credits for it and I watched the Avengers at school so they turned it off before the end of the credits.
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The post-credits scene in Avengers was just all the Avengers eating silently at a shawarma restaurant. It was just funny because of how random and awkward it was. The post-credits scene of Wreck-It Ralph (which can't even really be considered a scene) was a Disney "kill screen" that showed the Disney logo before glitching and showing all these random numbers, along with some leet references to early Disney movies.
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That's only one of the post credit scenes in the Avengers. The other one foreshadowed Thanos.
 
MCS said:
Smashgoom202 said:
Oh, and the credits for this movie, FREAKING amazing. I might become a fan of Owl City because of the first song that played...
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I liked the 2 other songs that they played. It's nice to see Buckner & Garcia record new material for the movie, and the Sugar Rush song is catchy, too.
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I like how they went all-out with those two songs; like Sugar Rush was supposed to be one of those themed-Japanese-racers, and thus got an actual Japanese pop band to do the song for it, while they went totally retro with the guys who wrote Do the Donkey Kong and Pac-Man Fever to make a song about Wreck-It Ralph. I like how much genuine passion went into this movie.
 
Yeah, that's something I thought about, too... I felt like, for all ti's bitty-ness, Fix-it Felix Jr. looked a LITTLE too high-tech... In it's animation, anyway. Just a little, mind you, I still bought the illusion that it was an arcade game from the 80's, but still... It's a nitpick, really.
 
maybe it's a capcom arcade game

i mean if street fighter 2 was there

then we can assume fix-it felix jr. may have been a capcom game as well

plus lots of capcom cameos

so maybe it's a CPS1 capcom game
 
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...lol

although seriously this just takes the cake for me

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It was the part where Vanellope (jokingly) threatens to execute everyone who bullied her.

And just because she was joking, doesn't mean she can't fantasize it.
 
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