LOS ANGELES — “Ralph Breaks the Internet” may star an arcade bad guy with powerful hammer-like fists, but the animated sequel is also packing a punch with strong female characters. “You see how far Disney has allowed itself to grow and change, and be more inclusive and more progressive? “This studio is the birthplace of a lot of these stereotypes,” said John C. Reilly, the voice of the massive, overall-wearing Ralph. “It’s like they’re small-town kids who are now in the big city,” said Moore, who directed the first “Ralph” film and the Academy Award-winning “Zootopia.” “This is a movie about change. I’m glad I’m in business with people who are on the right side of history, with no ego.

Source: National Post November 20, 2018 16:07 UTC