1 hour and 19 minutes into Wreck-It-Ralph last night, the twist finally clicked. (Because I was thinking that a game reset could get rid of the Cy-Bots (when Jane Lynch's character mentioned the game was doomed and they suddenly appeared) and then that any characters who shouldn't be in the game might be hurt... and then suddenly it occurred to me that King Candy was actually Turbo. Honestly I'm not sure why I didn't spot it sooner given how many times they Checkov's Gunned that backstory)
Granted, the whole "Going Turbo" shit was fucking confusing because the first time we hear it used, the phrase is said by M. Bison... and I'm not sure why they thought it was a good idea, considering that a number of Street Fighter games had Turbo in the title and up until the backstory, I thought it was just a reference to that. It's a movie that's kinda built around the arcade scene so it was a fucking weird choice on the part of the creators.
It was a good twist... although it sucks that I saw it a little early, even if it was only about 5 minutes before the reveal came. (Granted, there was a bit of a set-up that didn't really come up until close to that point.)
Metalsonic66 posted...
Before the ship blew a bunch of them escaped
When did this come up in the plot? And how did they escape? And why wouldn't Valkyrie have stayed behind?
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(\/)(\/)|-| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist.