CB - It didn't make the most noise at Comic Con or have the most star-studded panel, but Disney's animated film Wreck-It Ralph had one of the best receptions of any film at Comic Con this year, with the audience laughing constantly at clips from the adventure about the villain of an 8-bit video game who decides he wants to be a hero, and travels to other games within the arcade to find himself. More than just looking like a solid quest story, with John C. Reilly voicing the titular bad guy and Jack McBrayer as the cheery Felix, Wreck-It Ralph contains cameos from tons of familiar video games characters, and scenes set in worlds that look a whole lot like Halo and Mario Kart, even if they don't quite say it. In one early scene Ralph is at a self-help meeting for video game villains right alongside Bowser, Kano from Mortal Kombat and one of the Pac-Man ghosts.
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CB - It didn't make the most noise at Comic Con or have the most star-studded panel, but Disney's animated film Wreck-It Ralph had one of the best receptions of any film at Comic Con this year,
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