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The Watch Honest Thief OnlineWreck-It Ralphsequel may be titled Ralph Breaks the Internet, but the latest image makes it look more like the internet is breaking Ralph.

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The sequel sees Ralph and his BFF Vanellope venturing outside the arcade and into the weird wide world of the internet. To find their way around, they enlist the help of some new friends, including an algorithm to be voiced by Taraji P. Henson and a clique of classic Disney princesses.

The new photo suggests that it'll take Ralph some time to settle in. He seems positively terrified, while Vanellope is apparently just excited to explore. We'll see what comes of their adventure when Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2(boy, that title is a mouthful) hits theaters November 21.

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Ralph is not the only famous face making the rounds on the internet today. Disney also released new stills from two of its three 2018 Marvel movies, Black Pantherand Ant-Man and the Wasp.

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Black Pantherhas put out several trailers and TV spots already, and the new photo doesn't really tell us anything we don't already know. But we're not gonna say no to another peek at one of our most anticipated films of the year. This one hits theaters February 16.

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We haven't seen nearly as much of Ant-Man and the Wasp, probably because it's not coming 'til July 6. The latest image puts the two title heroes side by side, suited up and ready for battle. Technically, this marks the MCU's first movie with a female title character – though their first movie with a solofemale title character will be 2019's Captain Marvel.

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