After Wreck-It Ralph accidentally damages best friend Vanellope’s video game, the video game misfits are forced to leave the comfort of their arcade home and venture into the brave new world of the Internet in search of a replacement part to repair the game.

Once there, Ralph and Vanellope must rely on the citizens of the Internet – some more helpful than others – to navigate their way through the overwhelming world of eBay, search engines, BuzzTube, the Dark Web and more.

Ingeniously jam packed with irreverent humour and pop culture references, Ralph Breaks the Internet is a magnificent achievement that simultaneously expands its universe while zeroing in on the core relationship between Ralph and Vanellope. A heartwarming and worthy sequel.

Oscar nominee in 2019 for Best Animated Feature Film.

In this sequel to the 1964 classic, Michael (Ben Wishaw), has grown up and married and is now a widower with three children of his own, struggling to hold on to the Cherry Tree Lane family house in the midst of the Great Depression. Then, as promised, the magical nanny of his childhood (this time played by Emily Blunt) returns.

The resulting fantasy closely follows the beats of the original film – if you’re familiar with it, it’s hard not to keep ticking off scene-for-scene comparisons – with similar levels of colour, music, energy, imaginative animation, and at least one spoonful of sugar.

Nominated for 4 Oscars in 2019, including Best Original Song.