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John C. Reilly gets animated for 'Wreck It Ralph'

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    Classic arcade games come to life in new film

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-- -- -- In the new animated movie wreck it Ralph the main character voiced by John C.

Reilly goes on a game hopping journey through an arcade.

No this is that candy gold card game -- by the lack come home because this forbidden thing and leaves his video game by way of the power cord.

Goes down the surge protector where everyone from all the different games.

Mes but then he goes off -- -- games with the forbidden them.

On a journey to try to find themselves for at least prove to everyone that uses hero that he is -- -- -- Uphill Ralph tries to escape -- bad guy passed in the fictional eighties arcade game fix it Felix junior.

Bringing together generations old real video game character I don't want to be -- -- Do like video games and who are familiar with -- especially some of those older classic videogames are going to be really happy to see.

They're characters resurrected.

Our apps for different worlds as he moves through the different video -- -- drastically.

Different.

I think that's it was a really kind of impressive thing that the Disney animators did it -- They basically created for movies at once -- tribute to the -- world was nostalgic for the cast they shared some of their first video game memory.

I remember when Atari came in our -- -- -- and then.

Like as each graphic is there got to be more pixels it knows is like mine bluntly came -- -- called pitfall like.

Blew my mind because you can -- swing unplanned and file and quicksand.

We have an Atari 2600 which -- the big deal and so you we have the pac man in the pitfall.

You know burger time did bill.

I'm ready through this wreck it Ralph opens in theaters this weekend.

-- in Hollywood.

Adam out Fox News.

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