2016 Directed by Byron Howard, Rich Moore
Determined to prove herself, Officer Judy Hopps, the first bunny on Zootopia's police force, jumps at the chance to crack her first case - even if it means partnering with scam-artist fox Nick Wilde to solve the mystery.
Jason Bateman Ginnifer Goodwin Idris Elba Jenny Slate Nate Torrence Bonnie Hunt Don Lake Tommy Chong J.K. Simmons Octavia Spencer Alan Tudyk Shakira Raymond S. Persi Della Saba Maurice LaMarche Phil Johnston Fuschia! John DiMaggio Katie Lowes Gita Reddy Jesse Corti Tom 'Tiny' Lister Jr. Josh Dallas Leah Latham Rich Moore Kath Soucie Peter Mansbridge Byron Howard Jared Bush Show All…
John Lasseter Clark Spencer Tucker Gilmore Bérénice Robinson Christopher Kracker Leah Latham Kelly Eisert Stephanie Hachem Ruth Strother Holly E. Bratton Kelly Feeg Nathan Massmann Albert Ramirez Debbie G. Yu Nicholas Russell David Okey
James E. Hasman Jennifer Hager Scott Kersavage Nathan Engelhardt Kira Lehtomaki Chad Sellers Robert Christian Huth Nicholas Ellingsworth Claudia Chung
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you come here, unannounced, on the day my daughter is to be married. I trusted you, nicky. I welcomed you into my home. we broke bread together, grandmama made you a cannoli. and how did you repay my generosity? with a rug, made from the butt of a skunk. a skunk butt rug.
Better than Frozen. Yeah, I said it.
Funny, heartfelt, and charming Zootopia is a fun and enjoyable adventure with memorable characters and beautiful animation. It delivers a brisk and thoughtful mash of mature themes involving society and social commentary that is executed in a very smart and provocative way. Great lessons to be learned by everyone of all ages!
Why can't all buddy cop films be this good and funny?
A Rookie Bunny Cop and a Sly Fox become unlikely partners when a serial kidnapping case takes the city of Zootopia by siege.
I'm more Wreck-It Ralph than Inside Out. I'll take a fun story over extended sappy drama any day of the week. One of the directors, Rich Moore, directed Wreck-It Ralph. It makes sense I like this. The animation isn't a visual mindfuck, but it's easy on the eyes. Nothing flashy, but nothing sloppy either.
The story is kinda fuckin' rad. I hear people complain the story is too PC, but I'm one of the most politically incorrect reviewers around, and I think Zootopia is the motherfucker. Maybe, real politically incorrect people, are truly the most open-minded?
The…
oh wow disney, like me, isn't a fan of racism 👏👏 bravo bravo. using cutesy animals as a metaphor for humans & our relationships is nothing new to animation but to take it a step further & wrestle with incredibly complex issues like the current state of race relations in america feels... misguided. don't mean to be too much of a dick about this & i truly don't want to rain on everyone's enjoyment but the larger allegory here just doesn't work -- the film's framework of minorities in america as predators, the prejudices held against them by the prey, though criticized in the film, still being shown stemming from a very real, historical understanding of their savage nature is???? this is a…
racism is bad.
3D animation is worse.
(okay, maybe not *worse,* but ALSO bad. less bad. still pretty bad, though.)
My nephew insisted we put this on, then quickly got distracted by all his new toys. Regardless, it fit nicely into my Disney consuming schedule, so here we are, on the other side of perhaps the perfect encapsulation of how white people view racism: as a thing of the past caused by non-white people. That seems to be the metaphor, anyway, with a few stand-in counter-examples. It also doesn't necessarily understand the layers of the term "predator" when it comes to race, making it particularly tone deaf, nor does it seem to get that the term "savage" is racially charged as well. For a film about racism, this is an insensitive, racist mess. Both sides of this are painted as…
