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Greetings from Lithuania. "Zootopia" (2016) is by far the best animated movie i have seen in many, many and (did i just said MANY) many moons. Script is brilliant. Directing is on the spot and perfectly matched the brilliant script, which has many references to classic movies / shows / or some pop culture references, which youngest audience members probably won't be able to understand, but adults will be in nirvana watching this brilliant animation. Voice acting was also superb - there aren't superstars in every role, but that isn't a letdown, because every voice in here is brilliantly matched to the character, not the other way around. And there is a sequence with Flash - a killer scene.Overall, i do not know what other animated masterpiece should be born in the rest of 2016 that would claim Oscar for best animation in next years Oscars. This is a big winner, which i think can easily gain nomination for the best original screenplay. "Zootopia" is colorful, superbly funny, excellently paced and amazingly written animated movie which is easily my favorite movie so far this year. Brilliant stuff.

OMG! I need to see why this movie has been goated because you know i love this just like I love the SpongeBob SquarePants movie

Zootopia is one of those films that works on every level. As pure entertainment, it is incredibly funny, fast-paced, and filled with visual details that don’t wear out after a single viewing. But it also offers something more: an intelligent message disguised as a colorful fable. And that, when seen with perspective, is what elevates **** first watch, what stands out is its rhythm and the chemistry between Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. The buddy-movie structure is perfectly measured: personality clashes, constant humor, and an investigation that unfolds naturally. The jokes work for both children and adults, and some gags —like the sloth scene— are already part of animation history.Visually, it is stunning. The city is built with astonishing attention to detail, each district follows its own climatic logic, and the world feels alive. It’s not just a pretty setting; it’s a coherent universe. There is a clear ambition to create something more sophisticated than a typical animal comedy.What truly makes it stand out is its social reading. Beneath its friendly surface, the film speaks about prejudice, collective fear, and manipulation. And it does so without becoming solemn. It has the intelligence to raise complex issues without overwhelming the viewer with obvious moral lessons. That makes it far more mature than it initially **** is also one of those films that becomes tied to family memories, to specific stages of life, to that moment when the talking toy of the protagonist had to be found because the fascination was absolute. And that is when cinema stops being just cinema.Zootopia is funny, sophisticated, and emotionally generous. Disney at its peak.

It's a whip-smart, gorgeously animated crowd-pleaser that pairs sharp social commentary with heartfelt character growth and rapid-fire humour, delivering one of Disney’s most clever and emotionally satisfying modern animated triumphs

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Peak 3D Disney Animation. When Disney takes its time to do something different and make a film for Kids and adults, you get Zootopia, a film with a Deep, Investigative story, Great animation, and overall just an absolutely wonderful film to be immersed in. Due to the Track record of Disney during this Time, I misjudged this film. I'm glad that I was proven Wrong. 9/10, One for the Family to really enjoy, no matter the age.

Too gemerkt for my liking. The plot is good as it shows huma values like segregation and racism, which is a key storyline. Overall good movie, could better

Amazing color and animation enhance the overall cinematic experience. Nothing is half done. This is animation at its best.

Zootopia really caught me off guard in the best way. I expected a cute animated movie, and yeah, it’s adorable, but it’s also way sharper than I thought it’d be. The world-building is insanely fun — every little neighborhood feels like its own tiny ecosystem — and the characters have this easy chemistry that makes the whole thing fly by. Judy’s optimism and Nick’s laid-back sarcasm balance each other perfectly without ever spoiling anything ****’s colorful, funny, and way more thoughtful than you’d expect from the posters. Honestly an easy 8/10 and still one of the more memorable Disney movies from the last decade.

Zootopia really caught me off guard in the best way. I expected a cute animated movie, and yeah, it’s adorable, but it’s also way sharper than I thought it’d be. The world-building is insanely fun — every little neighborhood feels like its own tiny ecosystem — and the characters have this easy chemistry that makes the whole thing fly by. Judy’s optimism and Nick’s laid-back sarcasm balance each other perfectly without ever spoiling anything ****’s colorful, funny, and way more thoughtful than you’d expect from the posters. Honestly an easy 8/10 and still one of the more memorable Disney movies from the last decade.

Zootopia is a fast-paced fun animated film with some interesting nuanced themes. The characters are pretty well-written and a joy to watch. The dialogues and situations are funny. The themes are handled more maturely than I had initially expected, but they're still perfectly easy to handle for a child. The story is simple, but the twists are not too obvious and work well with the characters. The directing is good with a light-hearted tone. The cinematography is good enough and the pacing is great. The cast is good, but pretty weird, because when I heard a familiar voice, I couldn't place it. Zootopia is a lot of fun.

Se convirtió fácilmente en una de mis películas animadas favoritas. La animación es preciosa, los personajes son carismáticos y muy divertidos, los chistes realmente funcionan y la historia es entretenida, conmovedora y memorable. Es de esas películas que uno disfruta de principio a fin.

Zootopia is a good time, it is funny and also does reflect on some important topics. Such has not giving up on your hopes and dreams. Another thing was that In the movie, predators are discriminated against because of their biology, I think it tries to teach you that you should not discriminate against groups because they may be different to you. I found the movie very enjoyable.

Zootopia represents Disney Animation at the peak of its prowess. Bustling with energy, rich in Easter eggs, featuring a catchy theme song, and boasting character cultures that have transcended the film itself.

When the movie premiered, we went to see it at the cinema with my friends. It was very fun, and we had a great time. We ate sweet and salty popcorn, and they were delicious. Zootopia was a very exciting movie. Judy Hopps arrived in the big city of "Zootopia" to become the first rabbit police officer. With great determination, she investigated a mysterious case, even though many did not trust her. Nevertheless, she managed to uncover the truth and demonstrate her **** story showed animals of all kinds working together and breaking stereotypes. Overall, it was a fun, inspiring movie filled with moments that made people laugh and reflect.

Satisfying. I begin watching 'Zootopia' without much interest, unable to detect elements that truly catch my attention. The introduction of Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) brings a completely different rhythm, with a presence that fills the screen. From that moment on, the story finds the right pace. The ensemble of characters serves solely to move the plot forward; they are merely tools for stitching the narrative together. The protagonists, Judy (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick (Jason Bateman), are the ones who carry all the emotional and narrative weight. They bring dynamism, memorable moments, and establish the essential connection with the audience. The plot feels slow at times, yet it remains interesting and enjoyable. The humor is well integrated and works for all audiences. It is one of those animated films that clearly embraces its identity as animation: it does not aim for realism but instead defines its characteristics with precision. It conveys a clear message of personal growth, showing that even when you feel out of place, it is still possible to carve out your own path. Behind all this is a team of writers, screenwriters, and directors capable of delivering a fresh, balanced, and well-crafted story. It is pleasant to watch. A highly recommended option within this genre, ideal for those seeking entertainment without overcomplicating things. Spanish: Satisfactorio. Comienzo viendo 'Zootrópolis' sin interés, sin detectar elementos que me llamen la atención. La introducción de Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) aporta un ritmo completamente diferente y con una presencia que llena la pantalla. A partir de ahí, la historia encuentra el pulso correcto. El conjunto de personajes sirve únicamente para contar la historia, son meros medios de hilar la trama. Los protagonistas Judy (Ginnifer Goodwin) y Nick (Jason Bateman) son quienes sostienen todo el peso emocional y narrativo. Son los que aportan dinamismo, momentos memorables y establecen una conexión con el público, la conexión que necesitan. La trama se siente pausada a tramos, pero sigue siendo interesante y divertida. Un humor correctamente integrado y que funciona para todos los públicos. Es de esas películas de animación que dejan claro su identidad como obra animada: no buscan el realismo, sino que establece sus características con exactitud. Transmite con claridad un mensaje de superación personal, mostrando que incluso cuando sientes que no encajas en el entorno, es posible abrirse una puerta. Detrás de todo esto, hay un conjunto de escritores, guionistas y directores capaces de ofrecer una historia fresca, equilibrada y bien presentada. Es agradable de ver. Una opción altamente recomendable dentro de este género, ideal para quienes buscan entretenimiento sin complicarse la vida.

The other most memorable CGI movie from Walt Disney Animation Studios since "Frozen". What was made was made a masterpiece. It works that this universe was an all [wild] animal universe, more distinct & better than Illumination's "Sing". That universe also portrays diversity (sizes & species). It is a funny movie with iconic chracters of their typical animal traits (like a sloth or a possum). It has also got a big deal & awareness appeal of discrimination. Judy Hopps was a small rabbit on the prey side who dreamed to be a cop in the city of Zootopia but was underestimated & unwelcomed by the big cops (predators). They never got around to finding the missing otter but Judy Hopps could do it along with Nick Wilde the fox*. *Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde are some of the best Disney duos: they were both of similar sizes, they both had the same bad experiences in their childhoods & foxes are technically predators with rabbits being a prey so their bonding ended that sort of racism. My favourite thing of it all is Gazelle (Shakira); she is iconic & she did not like the racism in Zootopia either.

One of the best animated films ever. Just super creative and very entertaining. A must watch.

A beautifully directed and emotionally resonant animated film that delivers originality, strong storytelling, and compelling characters in a vibrant world.

A fairly classic animated film, slightly too long and at risk of boring for what it offers, but it alternates some fun and functional scenes to keep the film at a sufficient level. Nothing sensational

8.5/10. Os primeiros 2/3 do filme achei uma obra prima, o design, a trilha sonora e a história, tudo perfeito e maravilhoso. A história acompanha uma coelha que desde de criança sonha em ser policial, uma tarefa quase impossível pois simplesmente não existem coelhos policiais já que ela é muito pequena perto dos outros animais e não possui garras, mas mesmo assim ela não desisti nunca.Depois de muito lutar, ela consegue ser uma policial coelho mas é mal-tratada e é designada como guarda de transito, então ela aposta com o chefe da polícia que consegue resolver o misterio dos mamiferos desaparecidos em 48h ou está fora.Nesse momento ela conhece o seu parceiro, uma Raposa trapaceira muito esperta e malandra e absurdamente carismatica. Ela chantageia a raposa no começo mas depois a raposa simpatiza com ela.Até essa parte, o filme estava perfeito, mas o desfecho do grande mistério, achei bem corrido e mal desenvolvido. Na vdd, o grande plot twist era que a ovelha vice-prefeita cansou de ser mal-tratada pelo prefeito leão e armou isso tudo e claro, tmb tem muito melodrama da coelha se culpando de botar carnivoros x presas, mas de um jeito bem mal feito. Então temos uma batalha final genérica e a dupla salva o dia.

Zootopia é uma animação muito bem produzida, com uma história cativante, personagens carismáticos e um universo criativo. Sua crítica social dá um toque a mais para o filme, tornando-o mais do que apenas uma aventura infantil. No entanto, o vilão previsível, algumas soluções fáceis e o ritmo irregular impedem que seja uma obra-prima. Mesmo assim, continua sendo um dos grandes filmes da Disney na última década, merecendo sua nota 8.9/10 – Muito Bom.

Tavsiye ettiğim animasyon filmlerinden. Bir kaç kere izledim. İlk izlediğimde çizimleri çok beğenmiştim.

Zootopia doesn't quite rank amongst Pixar's very best movies but it is still a fun, well made film that should entertain both children and adults.

Superb. One of my best animated movie of the 2010s, filled with happy and sad moments than you will expect. Judy's story as a small, socially isolated animal that strives to make the world a better place. Her journey with Nick really explored both their deepest secrets and feelings. A sequel have been announced for a 2025 released date.

A FUN MOVIE and have a COOL story, a good development of the characters and the comedy its good. AWESOME

"Zootopia, Like You Have Nothing See Be-fur " I remember watching this movie during my high school days. And let me tell you that after watching Deadpool. This has been my favorite movie in the year 2016. And I am just so happy that this movie became very popular. (Especially in the Furry Fandom)The movie not only has the best story but this movie tackled a lot of racism and has been trying to tackle real-life events even today. The animation is absolutely glorious for me to see, and the characters are amazingly designed. And the place Zootopia is completely beautiful and this is one of my favorite Disney places to go. And the story in this movie is an absolute masterpiece. Both Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are just unique in that these two are my favorite characters in the movie and I absolutely love these two together Disney is going to make a sequel for this movie. Then Nick and Judy deserve to be together and they deserve to be a couple and I don't really care what anyone else says!

Excellent movie. The story is so enjoyable, scoring is really great, visual is decent, and the voice is stunning

One of the best Disney animations of the 2010s! Zootopia solved society's discrimination and conflict without any inconvenience, and the main characters and characters came out very attractively! It is very heartbreaking that not only Disney but also various works are ruined due to excessive PC these days. I hope there will be many works that express PC correctly like this one!

Ottimo film d'animazione che affronta molti temi riguardo la società odierna con una sceneggiatura ben bilanciata. Belli i ****, stupenda l'animazione e molto carina la colonna sonora.

I hate this movie lmao I really only like this for the cupcakKe remix that spawned from it

A funny well made film, the film does a great job in balancing between various elements in a movie especially considering its a animated movie

This movie made a generation of kids I'm scared of. Kids who grew up watching this strike fear into my soul. The dreaded... FURRY! *Lighting strikes. The movie itself? It's alright.

An allegory for discrimination is delivered as a fun animated cop mystery that spoof society with a sharp political lens. The first bunny cop makes an unlikely duo with a criminal wolf in investigating a wave of violent outbursts by carnivorous animals in Zootopia.

Zootopia is too explicit to be for the whole family but that makes it shine with charismatic characters and a crazy and solid story.

COMENTARIO DE "ZOOTOPIA" ZOOTOPIA" es una película estadounidense de género animación, comedia, infantil. Estrenada el 12 de febrero de 2016, dirigida por Byron Howard, Rich Moore y Jared Bush. Producida por Walt Disney animation studios, con una duración de 108 minutos. La historia en sí consiste en una coneja Judy Hopps, el sueño de su infancia es convertirse en oficial de policía. De esta manera, ella quiere emprender un viaje a "Zootopia", ciudad poblada exclusivamente por animales de distintas razas con bastantes características humanas, como utilizar vestimenta, trabajar, caminar en dos patas, entre otros. Judy Hopps se enfrenta a muchas circunstancias complejas, en medio de esta travesía se encuentra con un zorro, Nick Wild, quien la acompaña en una investigación muy importante. Uno de los aspectos positivos que nos deja la película es el tema de la superación personal, la perseverancia y la constancia, siendo una película dirigida principalmente a niños, deja la moraleja de luchar por sus propios sueños; además de seguir adelante sin importar los comentarios de los demás. Zootopia deja muy en claro el asunto de no confiar en personas desconocidas, pues sus intenciones no siempre son las mejores; algo realmente crucial en el crecimiento del niño, de esta manera se preparan para situaciones futuras. Otro aspecto muy bueno, es el desarrollo de cada personaje, su trama policiaca y la intriga que deja todo el asunto de la investigación, pues el espectador puede generar muchas posibles hipótesis sobre la trama. La animación es excelente, los gráficos y movimientos de cada animal se asemeja bastante a los movimientos humanos y un uso de colores que son adecuados a cada escenario. La **** en gran parte por un reconocido compositor; Michael Giacchino, famoso por hacer parte de la discografía en películas reconocidas como ratatouille, up, Batman, entre otros. Por otro lado, tenemos a Gazelle, personaje al cual le da voz la cantante Shakira, gran representante colombiana, esto le da un plus a esta maravillosa película. En definitiva, es una película muy aclamada, por su grandiosa trama, producción, discografía y libreto. Merece una calificación de 10 estrellas, en una escala de 0 a 10.

As someone who has been an enormous Disney fan all my life (the only films that don't do much for me are 'Chicken Little', 'Home on the Range' and 'The Black Cauldron', if it counts also 'Planes'), Zootropolis may not be as good as the best of classic Disney or the 'big four' of the Renaissance era. However, it is for me the jewel of Disney's 'second renaissance' (their return to form era starting with 'The Princess and the Frog', and if it counts -might not as it is Disney Toon Studios- their only misfire from that era is 'Planes'). Despite a couple of issues 'The Princess and the Frog' was still enormously entertaining. 'Tangled was Disney's best since 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' (not sure how much of a popular opinion that is though), until the even better 'Wreck it Ralph' took that title. 'Winnie the Pooh' was immensely charming and sweet with its one problem being that it was too short. 'Frozen' despite what people say to me was the best animated film of 2013 besides 'Ernest et Celestine' (and the amount of hate it gets and the detractors' attitude towards those who loved, or even liked, the film has been blown way out of proportion). And 'Big Hero 6' was fun and touching with one of Disney's most endearing characters in recent years in Baymax. Onto the review properly for 'Zootropolis' now. The animation is fantastic with rich colours, vivid, beautifully designed and colourful backgrounds and lovingly designed characters whose movements flow fluidly and never robotically. Some of it is even very inventive and imaginative in the set pieces. Michael Giacchino's score is cleverly orchestrated, energetic and catchy, not as good as his scores for the ones for the Pixar films 'Up' and 'Inside Out' but it complements 'Zootropolis' very well indeed. 'Zootropolis' has some very smart and hilarious writing, cleverly balancing sly references, witty humour and also genuine pathos and heart with few if any awkward tonal shifts. The visual gags are similarly inventive and a joy to watch. The story is so consistently well paced and involving and is told with such energy, charm and heart that some may forget the storyline being predictable. To me, it had enough originality to not make it matter that much. What was also impressive about 'Zootropolis' was how it dealt with such heavy and wholly relevant themes and issues, one of most daring along with 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' and deal with it with a light touch. Some did find the message (one that's easy to identify with) forced and heavy-handed, it wasn't an issue to me at all, to this viewer it was incorporated well and respectfully. The characters in 'Zootropolis' are interesting - all serving a point to the story- with colourful personalities, none of them felt bland, none felt shoe-horned in, none felt annoying and none felt unnecessary. Love the sassiness and charm of the protagonist, and while the twist wasn't a surprise as such the villain did serve a good threat and more interesting than the recent Disney twist villains. The voice acting is just terrific from all, especially from Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman. Can't go wrong with Idris Elba, JK Simmons and Maurice LaMarche either. All in all, with the one small exception of the forgettable and slightly grating main song from Shakira (which was not enough to bring the film down personally) 'Zootropolis' was a superb film, not only of Disney's post-2009 films but also one of their best post-Tarzan and towards the top end in the Disney animated film ranking. 10/10 Bethany Cox

Funny and emotional, but the bluntness of the message and the uninteresting twist hold this film back from being a disney classic.

I like the Zootopia for best animal I ever seen. X3 I wonder if it can make it happen for Next Zootopia 2 cause I love that so much ^^

Zootopia is one of the first Disney movies that I ever saw. The first time I saw it, it was coming on TV. I watched it from the middle, it was in Hindi and my board exams were coming up, because of which I only watched it from the part where Judy is seeing Nick sell the Jumbo sized candy till the part where Nick records Judy saying she's a dumb bunny. Obviously it didn't tell me anything about the story, but it gave me a demo of what this movie is - a gorgeous animation with great character development. It was finally two years later that I watched the whole movie. The story revolves around Judy Hopps, a small town bunny who has moved to the big city called Zootopia where she decides to become a cop. The other character is Nick Wilde, a street smart fox who uses cunning tactics to get quick money. Both of them team up to find out what is making the carnivores aggressive. As they go out to find out the criminal, they explore Zootopia, interact with many animals over there and learn what it means to be a citizen in a diverse city. This movie is one of the best social commentaries I have ever seen in a movie. The carnivores are animals who have hunted down the herbivores and even other carnivores for centuries. Because of this the herbivores are always afraid of the carnivores, even though they pretend to be politically correct by saying everyone is equal. As a result when it was found out that the carnivores were "getting back to their original instincts", everyone was getting terrified from them, since now they believe their wellbeing is more important than social harmony. Later on it's revealed why they were being hypnotised to be violent, which is very similar to the facism on the rise. The carnivores are metaphors of blacks/Muslims/other communities who have recently been seen as equal people, whom we are told to hate solely for the sake of vote banks. The movie was made in 2016, which was the year when facism had just begun growing. In reality no one wants to hate each other, but they are taught to do so since childhood, by the politicians and the media. The best thing about Zootopia is what I had already seen. The animation is absolutely spectacular. The development of all the main characters was done very well. Both Nick and Judy learnt a lot throughout the movie and were able to move ahead as what they are. The world building is pretty good, considering it's not even two hours long. The sense of humour was subtle. It was neither cringy nor outrageously hilarious. It went completely with the tone, especially the sloths in the bank scene. The only thing I didn't like about the movie was the plot twist, now that I think about it. It was pretty good according to the time I saw it, but back then I hadn't watched a lot of movies and later on I realised many kids' movies use the same plot twist (Incredibles 2, Cars 2, Detective Pikachu, Shazam!, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 etc. I don't want to give any spoilers so you can figure out what the plot twist is). Zootopia is one of the most iconic animated movies. It's not saying much considering almost every Disney movie is iconic, but this one is one of the better ones compared to the mindless comedy animated movies that are made only for earning quick buck (The Emoji Movie came just a year after it and was also targeted for the audience of the same age group). It's a movie I'd definitely show to my kids in the future. I can already see myself get nostalgic when I'll watch it.

There's hardly anything to like about this film. It only exists as a means for Disney to push an agenda on the current generation to politically radicalise them into leftism. The characters were plain at best and the comedy often fell flat or was cringe inducing at the worst of scenes. The movie hardly deserved the praise it received from the public for being "a kids movie tackling important societal issues", when it shouldn't have relied on being political to be a good kids movie. The only positive thing about this film is its well done CGI. That's it.

This movie rocks! this movie is my favorite movie along with moana! i rate this movie a 10/10

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Another solid Disney animation. Voice cast did a great job. Animation style is enjoyable. It was one of the Disney animations that I have no problem watching multiple times.

The Best Film Of The Year, So Far. From the studio that brought you Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen & Big Hero 6, Zootopia surfaces as a highly original, incredibly refreshing, thoroughly engaging, surprisingly timely & delightfully subversive beast fable about prejudice & stereotype that not only marks a new creative high for Disney but is arguably the finest film that this legendary animation studio has come up with in their Revival Era, so far. Set in a world inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, the story of Zootopia takes place in the titular metropolis and follows a bunny cop named Judy Hopps who, despite her par excellent performance in the class, is assigned parking duty by her superior. But when she volunteers to undertake a missing-predator case, she is given 48 hours to solve the mystery or resign, following which she blackmails a sly fox into helping her, and uncovers a sinister conspiracy. Co-directed by Byron Howard & Rich Moore, the duo put up an intriguing world on the screen that does have a fresh quality but there is still a deep sense of familiarity to it. However, where the two leave a lasting impression is in finding that perfect balance between its consistently gripping storyline & moments of pure hilarity. The writing staff also deserves a mention, for their screenplay brims with numerous pop culture references, parodies many renowned classics & handles its topical themes with care. The 3D animation is absolutely top-notch, for the images retain its crispness, clarity & vibrancy from beginning to end. The animators put up a vast number of characters on the screen, ranging from the largest elephant to the smallest shrew, yet they are all given a well-defined arc. Cinematography further enhances the overall look n feel of the story with its fluid camera-work, splendid use of colour palette & spot-on lighting. Editing provides just enough screen time to all the relevant characters while moving the plot forward at a blistering pace. The cast is wisely chosen, and all the actors do a competent job in lending their voice & soul to the mammals they play. Ginnifer Goodwin brings a bubbly side to the new cop in town and confidently plays her role. Jason Bateman plays his part with finesse plus his voice really fits his cynical con artist character. Also, the chemistry between the two is a highlight in itself. Michael Giacchino's ebullient score seamlessly blends in & compliments the narrative while Shakira beautifully wraps everything up with a catchy, uplifting & wonderful song that smartly summarises its themes & message. On an overall scale, Zootopia finds Disney stepping out of its comfort zone to tackle a bold, ambitious & risky project, and it is one gamble that pays off tremendously well in the studio's favour. Also, its arrival couldn't have been better, considering how its elements of prejudice & stereotypes mirror the racial hostilities present in our very own current social environment. An ingenious blend of sophisticated storytelling, jubilant humour & thought-provoking themes that amazes, entertains & enlightens without ever compromising with the fun factor, Zootopia is a definite delight for viewers of all ages, and is undoubtedly the best film of the year, so far. Strongly recommended.

This is one of Disney's most recent big hits, and it's good to see the most traditional animated film studio experiencing again some days of strength and energy, after more or less twenty years of difficulties. The film was, in all fairness, a resounding commercial and critical success, in addition to having a pertinent story about prejudices and stereotypes. The story centers on Judy Hopps, a rabbit that goes to the big city with the dream of joining the Police. But things are not easy: she is small in a universe of strong and large animals, and her companions don't take her seriously, even when she gets her first arrest. Thus, she volunteers to investigate the missing of Emmit Otterton, one among several Zootopia inhabitants who has vanished. For that, she will count on the forced collaboration of a swindler, crafty fox named Nick Wilde. And she will have to be quick, because her commander has imposed a deadline for her to present results or to resign from the force. In addition to being magnificently elaborated and animated, this film has a really good story with a pedagogical and humanistic background, insofar as it teaches us to disbelieve prejudices and preconceived ideas, as only strong men serve for the Police or Army, or all foxes are swindlers. There are so many ideas like that in our society (all blondes are unintelligent, all Frenchmen hate bathing, all Russians drink too much...) and all are unfair or unfounded prejudices. In addition to this moralizing message, the film is entertaining with good doses of comedy (the scenes with the sloths are anthological) and an engaging and interesting mystery surrounding the animals that disappeared. In addition to the characters being truly adorable, the film has a very competent voice cast, and the synchronization between animations and voices is perfect. Personally, I really liked the contributions of Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Idris Elba, Raymond S. Persi and Maurice LaMarche, the latter with an excellent imitation of Marlon Brando's hoarse voice. Musical moments are also present due to the unmistakable voice of Shakira, who was also entitled to give life to a character: the slender superstar Gazelle. It suits her! Technically, the film makes an impact due to the superb quality of animations and visual effects. Colorful, it was so clearly designed and beautifully edited an mixed that animations and characters took on an almost palpable realism. The conception of that city, with all its distinct but interconnected biomes allowing a better perception of how animals connect to their natural environment, also deserves an applause. Finally, I have to praise to Michael Giacchino's excellent soundtrack and the original song “Try Everything”.

Simplesmente genial. Toda sátira feita aqui a sociedade é interessantíssima. As vezes com um tom critico, por vezes apenas cômico. As expressões faciais são de cair o queixo, sempre num padrão muito alto. O filme, com HDR, tem cores extremamente brilhantes, com frames absurdamente bem feitos. Os diálogos e toda subversão feita aqui, no caso utilizando os animais de uma forma alegórica, trazem criticas muito pertinentes, indo a fundo no consciente humano, sobre assuntos que aprecem simples, mas que nos assolam até hoje. Esse foi meu primeiro filme assistido na Q60T. Uma experiencia HDR sem igual. Super recomendado!

Great movie, with an interesting chemistry between Judy and Nick, a crime story that isn't too predictable and great humor. I haven't seen every Disney movie, but from those I did see, this is my favorite.

Here is an inspiring story about a bunny who becomes a cop that contains many themes benefited from the fun brought by a center character dynamic.

To begin with, Zootopia/Zootropolis is really a great movie. It tackles a large number of social issues (racism, bullying, prejudice, sexism, inequality, stereotyping, etc.). Zootopia's world is inhabited by two main groups of mammals: predators and preys. The beautiful thing about this movie is that it depicts racism and prejudice in a very "equal" way: predators and preys do not correspond to any human race existing on this planet. The directors and the staff have been very sensitive and clever in my opinion for doing that. It gives the movie a sense of universality. This movie is plenty of details, references, puns, etc. It is definitely very funny, entertaining and the computer graphics are just stunning. The movie also has sad/emotional scenes and that makes you feel empathy towards the main characters, Judy and Nick (who are simply AMAZING), but they also help create a bond between them. The message at the end of this film also had a huge impact on me. It may sound cliché but it is definitely beautiful and praiseworthy. One last thing, I highly highly highly recommend this movie to both kids and (especially) adults (but also teenagers XD)!