'Wreck-It Ralph' sequel will take on the darker side of the internet

Don't let the bright colors and peppy music fool you: Ralph Breaks the Internet knows damn well the the world wide web isn't all "roses and sunshine," as co-director Phil Johnston puts it.
"We have to give due to the darker side of it," he told an assembled group of journalists at a recent press day in Los Angeles. 
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To be sure, this is still a Disney sequel we're talking about. There's a limit to how