New Wreck-It Ralph Featurette and Clip Showcase New Footage

IGN have brought us a brand new featurette featuring the voice cast, musical talent and filmmaking crew of Disney's Wreck-It Ralph. The featurette has words from the cast and crew - including John C. Reilly, Jane Lynch, Sarah Silverman and Jack McBrayer, director Rich Moore, Skrillex and Owl City!

It features a lot of new footage, - particularly of Felix and "Sugar Rush" - it's just another great entry into Ralph's great marketing campaign. Check it out above.



We also get a new clip from the Halo-themed world of "Hero's Duty" that Jane Lynch's Sergeant Calhoun inhabits. You can definitely here Skrillex's... well, very un-Disney, music coming across. Less funny, but it shows the breadth of diversity that Disney's latest is going to have.

Finally, check out another Wreck-It Ralph viral ad here - this time for "Sugar Rush" itself!

Wreck-It Ralph is released on 2nd November in the US, and 15th February in the UK.

First Look at Wreck-It Ralph

Courtesy of Entertainment Weekly, we have been treated to our first look at Disney's 52nd animated feature film, Wreck-It Ralph. The next film out of the Disney animated canon revolves around a video game villain, the titular Ralph (voiced by John C. Reilly), who leaves his own video game with the goal of proving he's a good guy really.

After leaving his game and jumping to the Halo-esque FPS, Hero's Duty (above), the former villain is enlisted to help fight the "constant battle against the marauding horde of Cy-Bugs" by Sergeant Calhoun (Glee's Jane Lynch)

Moving on to the next game, Ralph inadvertently wreaks havoc in the third gaming world of Sugar Rush (above) - a confectionery coated racing world. Throughout these worlds, Ralph encounters other characters, voiced by Jack McBrayer and Sarah Silverman.

The concept art you can see here vividly shows the three very distinct and vibrantly different worlds that the latest Disney animated film will explore. Personally, they look pretty great to me and I can't wait to see more from Wreck-It Ralph.