the latest  « Screens  DVD Watch: 'Wreck-It Ralph' Ultimate
Collecter's Edition  A four disc edition, but a solid charmer
deserves more Richard Whittaker, 12:00pm, Tue. Mar. 5, 2013  A
serious question: How can a film with a sub-two hour run time,
and only a handful of extras, require a four disc edition?  In a
year of extraordinary animation achievement, and even a return
of feature length stop-motion with Paranorman and Frankenweenie,
Disney's videogame-loving Wreck-It Ralph sort of fell by the
wayside. Written off as a second-tier release from the House of
Mouse, it did OK, but nothing spectacular.  It's not hard to
imagine that's there's a creative lull over at Disney. The
trailers packaged with the Ultimate Collectors Edition fill me
with dread. I mean, abhorrent as I find the NASCAR-buck-
shilling, Hotwheels-aping Cars franchise, Planes just seems like
a leap into the creative abyss (especially since Jon Cryer,
whose voice appears in the trailer, has now reportedly been
dumped in favor of Mr. Sophomore H