Parents guide

There's a blonde lady from a game called "Hero's Duty" that has an outfit very curvy and matches the shape of her body. Fix-It Felix gets the hots for her.

Ralph finds a pair of Zangief's underwear.

In a Sugar Rush game, cars made out of candy and sweets crash into stuff, get hit by candy balls and throw huge sweets at each other.

Ralph is tased by the donut cops in Sugar Rush.

In the end scene a sweet is shown chasing its head which rolls away. This is shown from a distance, and there is no gore.

The movie is a cartoon adventure based on video games and contains numerous slapstick scenes of characters running into things and getting hit with comical objects and video game style fighting.

A sequence involves Ralph entering a dark, modern "first-person shooter" game called Hero's Duty. This game contains scenes of automatic gun firing, with bullets replaced by green bursts, and explosions. These automatic weapons are used to shoot at mindless bug creatures which explode in green goo.

A cyborg fighter playfully rips out a zombie's heart and then returns it to him without hurt feelings.

In a flashback intended as comical, a female Sergeant explains how a giant bug creature burst into her wedding ceremony and devoured the groom, in one non-explicit "gulp."

In a slapstick scene, Sergent Calhoun repeatedly punches Fix-It Felix in the face which he heals immediately using his superpower. We see his face undergo various deformities, including black eyes, missing teeth and swollen lips and face.

Vanellope crashes a racing cart and spits out a tooth.

Ralph burns his feet in lava like boiling hot diet cola but does not show lasting pain or wounds.

Calhoun has a flashback from her past that shows glasses of wine.

Pac Man swallows a line of cocktails.

Rum is mentioned.

Video game characters are seen drinking from martini glasses in a party sequence.

One of the video games in the movie is called Tapper, which involves a bartender serving mugs to customers which dialog identifies as root beer. Tapper is a real-life video game, not just from this movie, that was controversial in the 1980s because it did in fact involve beer and was sponsored by Budweiser. However, the real game developers later released a kid-friendly version called "Root Beer Tapper." The version in Wreck-It Ralph looks like the original game but calls the mugs root beer.

The third act of the film is quite intense.

Wreck it Ralph gets angry and destroys a cake in one scene.

Ralph sacrifices himself to save vanelope.

Ralph gets angry and destroys vanellope's cart.

Though it is a dream sequence, the game being unplugged and the likeable character of Vanellope disappearing into nothing.