We're officially one week away from San Diego Comic-Con's Preview Night, or what is better associated as the unofficial first day of the convention. Yes, we're excited too. What made us think about the countdown isn't the fact that some of our friends are talking about "The Con," but the first couple of posters that popped up in San Diego.
We hope you've got your nerdy overnight bags packed and ready to go because Comic-Con 2012 is fast approaching. We've given you the full rundown on TV panels, but what about all those amazing movie panels? Read on for a full schedule of movie panels and what to expect from the big studios this year.
One of the things you should automatically expect from a Disney animated movie is the short film preceding the feature presentation. With 'Brave' we got 'La Luna' and now, for 'Wreck-It Ralph,' we give you 'Paperman.'
Comic-Con 2012 is right around the corner, and while the vast majority of buzzworthy television properties have carved out their time in and around Hall H, the anticipated film titles have been dragging their feet. Yes, we know that ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’ kicks off this year’s Con, but the rest of the major studios have been slow to confirm … until now.
Disney Animation and Activision have teamed up to bring Disney's upcoming video game movie 'Wreck-It Ralph' to life on your video game system, which means that this fall you'll be doing more than watching the adventures of 'Wreck-It Ralph,' you'll be playing them as well.
We all think 'Wreck-It Ralph,' Disney's animated homage to video games, look completely awesome, right? You've watched the trailer, so now it's time to play the game! Yes, it's a video game based on a movie about video games. It's okay, that hurt our brains a little, too.
When the first official image from Walt Disney Animation’s ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ hit the Web, we predicted an official trailer would be on its heels. The next day, we have it for you, courtesy of MSN.
Rich Moore’s ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ sounds like a gamer’s dream. Set in the world of video-game arcades, it intros a classic villain (voiced by John C. Reilly) who longs to be a hero. When he escapes his own game and sneaks into an advanced, first-person shooter, though, he unwillingly unleashes a true force of evil, creating all kinds of troubles.
Who might help him? Find out in this new official image (and see how many classic video game characters you can spot).
Video game fans, be excited. Disney just gave you another reason to go ahead and watch their upcoming animated film 'Wreck-It Ralph' when it's released in theaters, and that's its cameos. They aren't just regular cameos, like some celebrity voicing a random character, but seeing some of your favorite video game characters in a movie (that isn't 'Super Mario Bros').
It's not easy being a villain, especially when you're an 8-bit one like poor Ralph is in 'Wreck-It Ralph.' How would you like it if you spent your days having to destroy an 8-bit town only for Fix-It Felix to hog up all the fame and glory? You wouldn't like it one bit, and Ralph doesn't either.
