Wreck It Ralph 2012
“Ralph and Vanellope Make a Deal”
0:00: Ralph yelling, foot steps, music lightly playing
0:02: Ralph grunts, candy tree shatters, branches crash
0:03: Ralph grunts, hand hits jawbreaker (sounds like
hitting a rock)
0:04: Ralph yells, hits jawbreaker again repeatedly
0:06: Venellope speaks
0:09: Venellope yells
0:12: Jawbreaker cracks and darker music plays
0:13 Ralph is heavily breathing
0:14: Digital sound flows up Venellope’s body, she talks
0:17: Ralph sits on rock (thud noise)
0:18: Venellope talks and Ralph is breathing hard
0:22: Ralph talks while breathing heavy
0:24: Foot steps on the jawbreaker, Venellope starts to talk
again
0:26: Venellope’s hand clap together, foot steps, dark music
still playing
0:30: Foot steps back and forth
0:32: Bird chirps in the background
0:33: Footsteps
0:35: Ralph talks louder
0:39: Dark music fades, happier music starts to play
0:46: Candy in Venellopes hair shakes around
0:51: Ralph shuffles feet away from Venellope
0:58: Clothes noise when Venellope grabs her arm
1:02: Ralph grunts, foot steps when he stands up, clothes
movement
1:06: Hands shake
1:08: END SCENE
“Celebration”
0:00: Footsteps, alarm goes off, electric sound from door,
people talking in background
0:01: Cherry falls on ground, man talks, Ralph grunts
0:03: “Celebration” starts playing
0:04: People in background says woo with music
0:07: Foot steps while dancing, cheers in background
0:13: Ice shakes, laughter
0:15: Glasses tap, music gets quieter when the scene leaves
the building
0:19: Trolley brakes squeal
0:20: Small crash sound when trolley stops, chain shakes
0:23: Fireworks shoot in the air
0:24: Fireworks explode off screen
0:27: Firework explodes on screen and is louder
0:28: Crackling of fireworks
0:32: Music in the background from the party inside
0:34: Trash can is grabbed, bottles shake
0:38: Ralph speaks, crickets in the background
0:41 and 0:43: Glass bottles clink together
0:44: Pac Man “Wokka Wokka” sound
0:48: Cart shakes on the track
0:50: Popping noise when Ralph squeezes out of the cart
0:51: Glass shatters
0:52: Music gets louder when inside building
0:53: Guy talks to Felix Jr.
0:54: Felix Jr. speaks
0:55: Woman speaks to Felix Jr., cheers in the background
0:58: Sounds all grow louder
0:58: Felix strikes a pose in air where the building up of
sounds stop and his hammer makes a ding sound
1:00: Crowd cheers
1:02: Swirling sound, ends with video game sound
1:03: Digital sounding “Whoop whoop.”
1:04: Hammer dings, crowd says, “Fix it Felix.”
1:08: Feet shuffle rapidly
1:09: Door bell rings
1:09: END SCENE
Supervising Sound Editor: Frank Eulner
Two other works: Saving Private Ryan, The Avengers
Re-recording mixer: David Fluhr, Gary Rizzo
Two other works: Tangled, Enchanted
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures; Skywalker Sound
The
Sound for Wreck It Ralph was really well mixed and brought together 8-bit video
game sounds with high quality sound in a current movie. While in the games, the 8-bit sound is
more noticeable but that is because they want to bring the game to life and
make it feel like the audience is in the scene too. The realistic sounds make the scene seem more realistic,
which allows the characters in the movie to move and talk and make sounds like
people really move. In the first
scene, there is clothes movement that you can hear and when they walk or hit
something, it sounds realistic.
While in the second scene the characters are dancing and make 8-bit
sounds, there are real sounds like ice shaking, people singing and the sounds
of Ralph outside on a trolley cart with glass bottles clinking. Overall I think this movie really
sounds good with the combination of 8-bit sounds and better quality
sounds. The two sounds bring the
concept of the movie together really well and they did a good job mixing the
sound for the movie to make it a success.
Wreck
It Ralph also won a Golden Reel Award for Best Sound Editing in sound effects,
foley, dialog and ADR in an Animation Feature Film.
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