Sarah Silverman and John C Reilly joined director Rich Moore at a special screening of "Wreck-It Ralph" which has already won numerous top animation awards but not the big one - yet.<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "I'm very proud that the movie got nominated for an Oscar, I also feel like a relatively small part of why it was nominated for an Oscar is like I was saying before there's an army of people that work on these things. There is a lot of credit to go around, mostly it would rest with"<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "Me?"<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "Rich Moore."<br/> <br />Rich Moore: "For a filmmaker its very very deeply affirming, reaffirming that what we loved about the movie is speaking to other people<br/> <br />The film follows the adventures of computer game baddie Ralph as he tries to clear his reputation and become a good guy - something which is easy to do, according to Silverman.<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "It's like the great Mr Rogers once said there isn't anybody you can't love once you've heard their story. And once you hear their stories, you love them. BOOM SARAH."<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "I can think of a few people whose stories I know that I still don't love but..."<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "Hitler."<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "I know, I didn't want to go there."<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "He loved art! He was a vegetarian. This won't make this..."<br/> <br />Like the references in the film, Sarah's gaming habits are also seriously retro.<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "I'm stuck in a moment called Nintendo 64."<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "Tin cup?"<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "What's that, a game?"<br/> <br />John C. Reilly: "The golf game."<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "No, GoldenEye."<br/> <br />Reporter: "Not Mario Kart?"<br/> <br />Sarah Silverman: "No."<br/> <br />We'll find out if Wreck-It Ralph can be good enough to win the Oscar on February 24th.
