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It's decent enough, perhaps Wreck-it Ralph is on the same level with Up I'd say. Saw it in 3D a few days ago with a buddy of mine and we enjoyed it but weren't super impressed with it. 8.5/10.

As for The Spirit Within in the FF series, that was a decent movie too. People whined too much about how it didn't follow the games but I don't care. I liked it and they can stuff it.

 timetowaste85 wrote:
So...are we talking Toy Story good? That kinda level?

I would liken it to this generation's Toy Story. When I was a kid, Toy Story answered a very interesting question that 5 year old Alfndrate had. Wreck It Ralph kinda does the same thing for kids whose primary form of entertainment is a video game. The only sad thing is that arcades are a very rare thing, in fact I usually only ever see arcades (no matter how small) at my local movie theater, or at a Ci-Ci's Pizza...

I loved the Beard Papa cameo, because NO ONE in my state proabbly knows what a Beard Papa is. I felt like ahipster for a few moments.

IN other news, Street Fighter has one of my favorite movie quotes of any villain:

To paraphase M. Bison (Raul Julia): "To you the day I came to your village and killed your father was a moment that changed your life and will be forever fixed in your memory.

To me.... it was a Tuesday."

Took my kid to see it yesterday. He's almost 5 and found portions of it scary. (Did not realize the ex wife had turned him into a pansy). I thought it was fantastic as did my girlfriend. Plenty of video game references throughout and I felt the voice acting and animation were great. We will be buying it when it comes out on the DVD/Blu-Ray.

As for a comparison to Toy Story? Nothing will top Toy Story for me in terms of animated movies. Easily one of my top 3 favorites of all time.

 timetowaste85 wrote:
So...are we talking Toy Story good? That kinda level?

For now, I think so; we'd have to see in a few years if it's still popular and if it gets sequels.

 Kiwi461 wrote:
Took my kid to see it yesterday. He's almost 5 and found portions of it scary. (Did not realize the ex wife had turned him into a pansy). I thought it was fantastic as did my girlfriend. Plenty of video game references throughout and I felt the voice acting and animation were great. We will be buying it when it comes out on the DVD/Blu-Ray.

As for a comparison to Toy Story? Nothing will top Toy Story for me in terms of animated movies. Easily one of my top 3 favorites of all time.

The only thing and the only thing that was kinda scary was the what would happen to a "Glitch" if the gme got unplugged. and the what the final boss looked like.
Seriously, it even creeped me and my friends out.

I cried during the final boss fight... Though I will never admit it.

 hotsauceman1 wrote:

The only thing and the only thing that was kinda scary was the what would happen to a "Glitch" if the gme got unplugged. and the what the final boss looked like.
Seriously, it even creeped me and my friends out.

It was the pay bugs that freaked him out.

The bugs themselves where awesome.
That hybrid was flipping scary.

Saw the movie last night, with the young'uns. All involved were thoroughly entertained. I thought the story was quite brilliant, and unique.

The animation was first rate and the digitial tricks were cool as well.

GG