http://variety.com/2016/film/news/wreck-it-ralph-2-disney-1201806768/
But, will Alan Tudyk return? We all know what happened to King Candy in the first movie...I mean, unlike John Ratzenberger at Pixar, Tudyk does have a range of different voices (he also voiced the Duke in Frozen, Krei in Big Hero 6 and Weaselton in Zootopia), so he could voice a different character.
But, anyway, I'M *beep* EXCITED!!!
Bad idea, this film's story was resolved. Why are Disney and Pixar aspiring to be like DreamWorks and Blue Sky now?
"Unless you're an alien, time traveler, or esper, your opinion doesn't matter."
I think the sequel could work...given how kids today would rather play on smartphones and/or tablets...or would just try to stay connected to the internet, the sequel could focus on that sort-of social commentary.
I don't think there will be an overabundance of Disney sequels like the current slate of Pixar films...'Wreck-It Ralph 2' is slated for 2018, and 'Frozen 2' still doesn't have a release date yet, so it could be 6 films in between those two. There are no words on other Disney films getting sequels, so, I don't think it should be a concern.
However, IF the sequel sucks (I said "IF"), then I don't have to acknowledge it...not everyone has to acknowledge bad sequels in a franchise. Just like how 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' acknowledges the original trilogy and ignores most of the prequels.
While sequels can be ignored, they still take up resources and release schedule dates. And I can come up with good sequel ideas to many films too, it doesn't mean Disney will.
"Unless you're an alien, time traveler, or esper, your opinion doesn't matter."
Fair... I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
shareAlan Tudyk could return as a cameo-voice, but hopefully not as Turbo. I mean, his story is over.
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