Ralph Breaks the Internet
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Some new concept art, plus one with a spoiler
https://twitter.com/_rich_moore/status/ ... 4501809153
https://twitter.com/_rich_moore/status/ ... 4501809153
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Where's the spoiler? I can't find it.disneyprincess11 wrote:Some new concept art, plus one with a spoiler
https://twitter.com/_rich_moore/status/ ... 4501809153
By the way, tomorrow there'll be an event for bloggers, so we'll probably get new info:
Source: https://cleverlychanging.com/2018/07/ch ... obinevent/Day 3 (July 31, 2018) – Follow #RalphBreaksTheInternetEvent on twitter. While you tune into our Question & Answer session with the Director Rich Moore, producer Clark Spencer, and writer Phil Johnston
RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET filmmaker presentations, part 1
THE WEB’S WIDE WORLD – Matthias Lechner (Art Director, environments), Larry Wu (Head of Environments) and Ernie Petti (Technical Supervisor) talk about the daunting task of turning the abstract concept of the internet into a complex, thriving metropolis
POPULATING THE INTERNET – Cory Loftis (Production Designer), Dave Komorowski (Head of Characters and Technical Animation), Renato dos Anjos (Head of Animation) and Moe El-Ali (Crowds’ Supervisor) explore the process of creating the inhabitants of the internet, from the “Netizens” to the “Net Users”
RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET filmmaker presentations, part 2
STORY DOWNLOAD – Josie Trinidad (Head of Story), Jason Hand (Story Artist) and Natalie Nourigat (Story Artist), explain the unique roles that the story team played not only in developing a new adventure for Ralph and Vanellope, but also in envisioning the ever-evolving world of the internet
OH MY DISNEY DOT COM – The “Oh My Disney” sequence has been a part of the story since the first script and story reels. Co-writer Pamela Ribon discusses the inspiration for the scene, and Ami Thompson (Art Director, characters) and Kira Lehtomaki (Head of Animation) present the work that went into bringing these beloved characters into the world of the internet
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The spoiler is it looks like Vanellope is trying to get through a firewall
BTW: Another trailer is actually coming soon. Please let Felix and Calhoun be in it!!!!!
https://twitter.com/_rich_moore/status/ ... 2212917248
BTW: Another trailer is actually coming soon. Please let Felix and Calhoun be in it!!!!!
https://twitter.com/_rich_moore/status/ ... 2212917248
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A LOT of new concept art (SPOILER alert)
https://78.media.tumblr.com/fa61b8e10ac ... o3_540.jpg
https://78.media.tumblr.com/60f5940203e ... 1_1280.png
https://78.media.tumblr.com/d25d9fbfd4b ... o2_500.jpg
This one has a new still with Ralph and Vanellope and FINALLY our first look at Felix/Calhoun (SPOILERS)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl5roFGBYMA ... ernetevent
https://78.media.tumblr.com/fa61b8e10ac ... o3_540.jpg
https://78.media.tumblr.com/60f5940203e ... 1_1280.png
https://78.media.tumblr.com/d25d9fbfd4b ... o2_500.jpg
This one has a new still with Ralph and Vanellope and FINALLY our first look at Felix/Calhoun (SPOILERS)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl5roFGBYMA ... ernetevent
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Interesting that Cinderella's dress actually looks white in the concept art even if her hair is still bleach blonde.
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OK, thanks. I knew it had to be in that picture, but I didn't know what was happening in it.disneyprincess11 wrote:The spoiler is it looks like Vanellope is trying to get through a firewall
More concept art and some themed decorations at WDAS:
https://twitter.com/AmiyrahMartin/statu ... 3792707584
https://twitter.com/gaynycdad/status/10 ... 5967126530
https://twitter.com/PlayPartyPlan/statu ... 9666420736 (this one is in better quality here, contains spoilers)
https://twitter.com/rothgar/status/1024389438565220352
https://twitter.com/rothgar/status/1024389430499524610
https://twitter.com/BeccaLudlum/status/ ... 9525972993
https://twitter.com/thePositiveMOM_/sta ... 7006680064
https://twitter.com/JillRobbinsRJAB/sta ... 2193790976
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl5yfs7BeZf ... heinternet
And an interview with Mark Henn in which he talks a bit about the film: https://www.spot.ph/entertainment/enter ... -mark-henn
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Thanks for the goodies, D82! I had a tough day today and yesterday, so I needed this pick-me-up. I am SO happy we finally have Felix/Calhoun. But, I am beyond shocked that they would allow visitors to take these type of pictures, especially a few of these have spoilers.
1) It makes sense that the Princess scene was the first one being animated and finished. It explains a lot what I saw in the scene. The room wasn't even that laid out like the walls and the floor were only pink and Ariel had her bra and a white skirt down to her knees. But, it looks like everything is still the same.
2) I love how they put up a major spoiler (the picture with Calhoun & Felix with three of Sugar Rush kids) and blur it out as if no one knows who they are. So, do they only end up keeping Taffyta, Swizzle, and Snowanna, I wonder? Or is the picture bigger and this is only a trim down version? I knew they would end up with Taffeta? Felix being on Calhoun's lap is adorable
3) I don’t care they said that there’s no bad guy in WiR 2 . I’m now convinced that Yesss is a bad guy. Look at her with her body guards. First, her facial expression is cold. Second, who else had body guards recently in Disney movies? Ernesto de la Cruz, Duke of Weselton, Bellwether, and King Candy...all bad guys.
4) I LOVE LOVE that Ralph and Vanellope get cell phones I had a big feeling that would happen.
1) It makes sense that the Princess scene was the first one being animated and finished. It explains a lot what I saw in the scene. The room wasn't even that laid out like the walls and the floor were only pink and Ariel had her bra and a white skirt down to her knees. But, it looks like everything is still the same.
2) I love how they put up a major spoiler (the picture with Calhoun & Felix with three of Sugar Rush kids) and blur it out as if no one knows who they are. So, do they only end up keeping Taffyta, Swizzle, and Snowanna, I wonder? Or is the picture bigger and this is only a trim down version? I knew they would end up with Taffeta? Felix being on Calhoun's lap is adorable
3) I don’t care they said that there’s no bad guy in WiR 2 . I’m now convinced that Yesss is a bad guy. Look at her with her body guards. First, her facial expression is cold. Second, who else had body guards recently in Disney movies? Ernesto de la Cruz, Duke of Weselton, Bellwether, and King Candy...all bad guys.
4) I LOVE LOVE that Ralph and Vanellope get cell phones I had a big feeling that would happen.
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Yep, I believe that as well. That's the first thing that jumped out at me while looking at those color script panels. I bet they're pulling another Evelyn Deavor on us. I know the producer said there isn't going to be one in the film but it's not the first time filmmakers have lied during press to mislead the audience. The Internet is Yesss' "kingdom" and somehow Ralph and Vanellope threatened her power and influence and so she turned on them. That's my theory.disneyprincess11 wrote:I don’t care they said that there’s no bad guy in WiR 2 . I’m now convinced that Yesss is a bad guy. Look at her with her body guards. First, her facial expression is cold.
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^Plus, they said there is not a MAIN bad guy, like Mother Gothel and Facilier. If the panel is indeed the villain reveal, man they need to carefully pick out the pictures the next time or have tighter photography rules. Bc sheesh, they gave out a few things today by accident. Next thing they’ll know, the whole movie will be ruined for the public a la Frozen
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No problem! I'm glad it cheered you up.disneyprincess11 wrote:Thanks for the goodies, D82! I had a tough day today and yesterday, so I needed this pick-me-up.
What you both said about the villain makes a lot of sense. Now I also think it's that character.
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If the spoilers turn out to be true I hope enough time is given to really develop the villain. Past Pixar and Disney films have really dropped the ball on this by not revealing the villain until the end, leaving little to no time to really spend with them.
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To me, it doesn't make sense that Yesss might be the villain for the simple reason that she is a black woman.
I can't imagine Disney dares to make her the "bad guy" in the actual political climate then.
Personnally, I really hope she's not a villain. I love her design and prefer her to be a new addition to the Disney heroines.
Note aside : I saw the presentation at Annecy in last June, and they were exciting to show her at the beginning with an animation walk cycle with 5 or 6 different outfits and haircuts which look amazing!
It was so fast that I can't barely remember how they all looked but one spotted my eye with a short glamorous haircut a bit like Louise Brooks.
Some other of her looks reminded me a bit of singer Janelle Monae with very hyped outfits and glasses.
I am so excited about her character.
I will also add a note regarding this presentation : at the end, we had like a behind the scenes of the Princesses scene, showing Mark Henn drawing, and animating a test of Ariel from that scene, and speaking by webcam with many of the original voices, each in a screen square, so we could see a mosaic of them all interacting at the same time.
I noticed that in the image of Mark Henn, he showed behind him a large screen with shots of each single princess / heroine timeline from their own respective movie including Esmeralda, Meg, Jane and Kida. Sometimes those four were lighted on, sometimes they were lighted off. I won't say they will be featured in the final movie, I guess not, but that was intriguing and I thought they were, at least, considered and not forgotten them...
I can't imagine Disney dares to make her the "bad guy" in the actual political climate then.
Personnally, I really hope she's not a villain. I love her design and prefer her to be a new addition to the Disney heroines.
Note aside : I saw the presentation at Annecy in last June, and they were exciting to show her at the beginning with an animation walk cycle with 5 or 6 different outfits and haircuts which look amazing!
It was so fast that I can't barely remember how they all looked but one spotted my eye with a short glamorous haircut a bit like Louise Brooks.
Some other of her looks reminded me a bit of singer Janelle Monae with very hyped outfits and glasses.
I am so excited about her character.
I will also add a note regarding this presentation : at the end, we had like a behind the scenes of the Princesses scene, showing Mark Henn drawing, and animating a test of Ariel from that scene, and speaking by webcam with many of the original voices, each in a screen square, so we could see a mosaic of them all interacting at the same time.
I noticed that in the image of Mark Henn, he showed behind him a large screen with shots of each single princess / heroine timeline from their own respective movie including Esmeralda, Meg, Jane and Kida. Sometimes those four were lighted on, sometimes they were lighted off. I won't say they will be featured in the final movie, I guess not, but that was intriguing and I thought they were, at least, considered and not forgotten them...
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Although Yess is voiced by a black woman, I don't know if her character would qualify as black in-universe. That's an interesting point though.
Wow, I'm amazed that Disney actually considered using Esmeralda, Meg, Jane, and Kida. I think I would have been more hyped for the scene if it had featured these four forgotten ladies, although they'd probably robbed of their personalities just like the others. I would love if they could feature in a scene where they discuss how they couldn't achieve princess status and aren't treated like celebrities the way the others are. It would be very meta, moreso than what Disney thinks they are being with their actual princess scene.
Wow, I'm amazed that Disney actually considered using Esmeralda, Meg, Jane, and Kida. I think I would have been more hyped for the scene if it had featured these four forgotten ladies, although they'd probably robbed of their personalities just like the others. I would love if they could feature in a scene where they discuss how they couldn't achieve princess status and aren't treated like celebrities the way the others are. It would be very meta, moreso than what Disney thinks they are being with their actual princess scene.
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Taraji P. Henson is the voice of Yesss and she is a black american actress woman.
Also, at the latest Essence festival, from the magazine Essence essentially aimed for African-American women, a standee of Ralph and Vanellope was there, and Yesss standee also.
I can't imagine Disney trying to promote an animated black woman (despite she is blue-lavender in the movie, lol) being a villain at the end, but I can be wrong though I hope not...
Also, at the latest Essence festival, from the magazine Essence essentially aimed for African-American women, a standee of Ralph and Vanellope was there, and Yesss standee also.
I can't imagine Disney trying to promote an animated black woman (despite she is blue-lavender in the movie, lol) being a villain at the end, but I can be wrong though I hope not...
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Kido!!!! Hello!!! I hope Yasss is not the bad guy either. I’m sick of these last second villains and they could do a much better villain like a virus, a hacker, or yes even a troll. If she is the bad guy, I hope she is a monster a la King Turbug
OMG OMG!!! Rich did say that there are more princess scenes! I wonder if they are a surprise!! I hope and pray they arePrince Kido wrote:I noticed that in the image of Mark Henn, he showed behind him a large screen with shots of each single princess / heroine timeline from their own respective movie including Esmeralda, Meg, Jane and Kida. Sometimes those four were lighted on, sometimes they were lighted off. I won't say they will be featured in the final movie, I guess not, but that was intriguing and I thought they were, at least, considered and not forgotten them...
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I thought the same as Prince Kido. Disney wouldn't even dare to make something like that, unless they want to be hounded by every social media journal out there for the rest of their lives. They've never even portrayed POCs as villains when they're against a white character, either.
But on the other hand, if the Fat Purple Dude is the villain, and they force some generic "internet trolls"/MeTooCosbyLasseterWeinstein message, then we might hit a new low of disappointing Disney villains. That design cannot work in a threatening manner at all.
But on the other hand, if the Fat Purple Dude is the villain, and they force some generic "internet trolls"/MeTooCosbyLasseterWeinstein message, then we might hit a new low of disappointing Disney villains. That design cannot work in a threatening manner at all.
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Even more concept art with a new character (She's hot )
https://twitter.com/InsideTheMagic/stat ... 5185366016
UPDATE:
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UPDATE:
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DjiDFzwUUAA4Z11.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DjiDFzvVAAE0oQ3.jpg
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I wonder who that character is and why they're hiding her from us. There's no mention of her anywhere and even the concept art of hers on the walls is pixelated. That's highly suspicious. I wish we had a clearer look to go by.disneyprincess11 wrote:Even more concept art with a new character.
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Here's a pretty good view of herSotiris wrote:I wish we had a clearer look to go by.
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Kind of looks like Sarah Silverman... So if I were to bet, I'd say it's either:
a) Vanellope's adult princess form
b) Vanellope's mother/relative
c) Vanellope's real-life avatar (think Quora from TRON: Legacy)
How this fits into the movie, if it even does, I can't say.
a) Vanellope's adult princess form
b) Vanellope's mother/relative
c) Vanellope's real-life avatar (think Quora from TRON: Legacy)
How this fits into the movie, if it even does, I can't say.