Ralph Breaks the Internet streaming: How to watch the full movie online? Is it legal?

Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 is the sequel to the 2012 film Wreck-It Ralph. The film is Walt Disney’s 57th feature-length film and follows the success of the original movie released six years ago. Sarah Silverman and John C Reilley reprise their roles as Vanellope von Schweetz and Ralph in this year’s film.

How to watch the full movie online?

The film about to be released in cinemas on Friday, November 23 in the USA and on Friday, November 30 in the UK, so the film will not be online yet.

However, after its run in the cinemas the film may drop on streaming services such as Netflix or Amazon Video.

But for now, if the film is available online, it will be an illegal copy and viewers could encounter problems when they watch it.

Ralph Breaks the Internet plot

Ralph Breaks the Internet follows on from the original film and is directed by Rich Moore and Zootapia screenwriter Phil Johnston.

The film revisits the friendship between video games bad guy and misfit Vanellope von Schweetz, but this time it follows outside of Litak’s video arcade and into the fast-paced world of the internet.

But just as Ralph and Vanellope realise there are endless possibilities, the internet can be a dangerous and vast place which can turn a friendship toxic.

They have to rely on the citizens of the internet – the Netizens – to help navigate their way.

Yesss (voiced by Taraji P. Henson), the head algorithm and the heart and soul of the trend-making site “BuzzTube” and Shank (voice of Gal Gadot), a driver from a gritty online auto-racing game called Slaughter Race.

Disney said of the film: “Ralph and Vanellope must travel beyond Litwak’s Arcade and into the expansive world of the internet in search of a missing part to save Sugar Rush.

“Along the way they encounter pop-up ads, high-stakes online auctions, Disney princesses and a deadly online driving game.”

Ralph Breaks the Internet reviews

The film already has a 91 percent success rate on critics website Rotten Tomatoes.

Kristen Page-Kirby of the Washington Post said: “Ralph Breaks the Internet looks great. But it’s the script that gives it its heart.”

Joey Magdison of Hollywood News: “This film is a blast, full of pointed commentary and satire, though never sacrificing the fun factor.”

However some critics have said the sequel does not match up to original movie.

One user said: “Curiously smug and overly self-aware, [it’s] exceedingly busy, but lacking in the heart and humour that were hallmarks of its predecessor.”

And Jack Coyle of Associated Press said: “It would be better if it went further and wrestled more with the online world than used it as another bits and bytes background. Really, it doesn’t quite live up to the title. Ralph could have done more damage.”

Ralph Breaks the Internet is released in the USA on November 23 and on November 30 in the UK.