Zootopia (2016)★ 8.1/10

My most watched and fav

Once again Disney does not disappoint and provides intelligent and funny animation. The animation is very good, funny, a good story, good characters and an excellent script. With humor that portrays through social criticism, from slowness in queues, to piracy and prejudice.

Perfect

This is a modern city where various animals have come together to build a world full of passion and hope. Meet Judy, this little rabbit with a big heart. She's got big dreams of becoming a police officer, and she's not afraid to go for it, even if it means facing many challenges. Her unwavering belief and hard work pay off, and she becomes the first rabbit police officer ever. Judy's story teaches us that no matter how tough things get, if we stay focused, keep pushing, and never give up, we can accomplish anything and achieve our dreams.

This movie really shows the power of inclusivity in a harmonious society, where animals of different races, personalities, and abilities live together peacefully, respect each other, and work together to create something amazing. It's not just entertaining; it also makes you think about some big ideas. The message—that anyone can achieve their dreams if they work hard—is inspiring for both animals and humans.

This is your standard, cheesy animated movie. It sticks to safe themes and follows a well-structured formula. It actually did a pretty good job. However, movies like this often avoid delving into the complexities and harsh realities of the real world. As usual, they rely on outdated and cliché techniques to cater to the mainstream audience. These factors make it hard for this genre of movies to truly stand out as exceptional works, and this movie is no exception. It falls into the same pitfalls that are common in this genre.

I never would've guessed this animated movie would be this good until I watched it. Sure, you could analyze the political metaphors, smart references, cultural mix, racial themes, and all that, but right now, I just want to dive into this awesome and entertaining animated world without overthinking it.

This animated movie is absolutely amazing! I didn't expect much before I watched it, but now I just want to watch it on repeat. The title doesn't give anything away, but the story is exceptional and super engaging, with a clear plot and an exciting narrative. The character designs and animation are incredibly appealing, and the music is just delightful. The voice actors really nail their characters, which is awesome. It's a fun ride with plenty of light-hearted moments. Overall, it's a fantastic movie, and I can't find a single flaw.

An amazing Disney movie. Relatable characters, interesting plot, fun, beautiful animation and moral of the story. The city itself is remarkably colorful, wild exotic , awesome, peaceful and stunning. Yet it addresses several serious real world issues. It is more than a naive kids' movie as it can be connected with other aspects, which can be understood by the way it deals with stereotypes and mindsets. Zootopia shows how some people struggle to become what they want to be because of how many people see them as not what they could be.

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?

So...my son is addicted to this film right now. I must say it's really funnier than I remembered.

A rabbit with a dream and a kind fox, the natural enemies in reality, have become the best partners in fairy tales.
People of different ages can see what they want from this cartoon. Some people laugh, some people see themselves, and some people think about reality. As the netizen said, "This is one of the most sincere works in Disney animation.".
Each of us was once a rabbit, Judy, with dreams, unwilling to be mediocre. Faced with the world's prejudices about gender, occupation, family and other conditions, we may not be able to ignore them like Judy and stick to our dreams all the time.