You can watch the bulk of the scene here. Then the girl pulls out a tablet and plays a game on it, and this is where the trailer scene began, with Ralph (John C Reilly) and Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) taking over her game. The girl answers that she did, but was disappointed that a certain scene she liked from the trailer wasn’t in it. The scene has a mom and her young daughter in a car, with the mom asking if the girl liked the movie. Okay, so the scene that comes during the credits is actually one that was in one of the trailers for the film. Spoilers for the mid-credits and post-credits scenes from “Ralph Breaks the Internet” are below. Still, if you don’t want to know, now would be a good time to close this article.Īlso Read: Stan Lee Will Have a Cameo in 'Ralph Breaks the Internet'
Though, again, the mid-credits and post-credits scenes are just for fun, so they are not exactly major spoilers. If you want to remain unspoiled, now is the time to stop reading. If you want to know what the extra scenes are, I’ll tell you below.
#Will there be a wreck it ralph 2 movie#
You should know that these bonus scenes are just extra jokes, not teases for a future “Wreck-It Ralph” movie (this isn’t that kind of franchise, obviously). Well, it turns out that “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” despite not being a Marvel film, does follow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe tradition of putting an extra scene midway through the credits and then another bonus scene at the very end of the credits. So, once the credits roll on “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” do you need to stay in your seat for extra #content or is it safe to run to the bathroom as soon at the movie proper ends?Īlso Read: 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' Set to Lead Overstuffed Thanksgiving Box Office
Or if it does what “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” did and not indulge the post-credits scene craze that was popularized by Marvel.
#Will there be a wreck it ralph 2 series#
Given that “Ralph Breaks the Internet” makes this whole “Wreck-It Ralph” thing a franchise now, you might be wondering if it follows in the footsteps of many other big movie series by including some kind of bonus content or teases during and/or after the credits. Disney has dropped its sequel to “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” over the Thanksgiving holiday week, and hopes to entertain families with its meta humor about movies and the world at large and, of course, the internet.
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