OBSESSED with Judy & Nick in Zootopia, these two are the dream team❤️️

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[@suzanne6005]

Elephants have a good memory but the joke is it doesn't involve their eyes elephants can't see that well and have tiny eyes. Everything the other animal mentioned was to do with sight.

[@messyroomstudios]

Have you watched La La Land?

[@JB-nc7yk]

It always amazes me how this movie was so successful, won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, made a billion dollars and so many people have never heard of it.

[@nullakjg767]

I avoided it like the plague for years on purpose. I just had no faith in disney or the academy. I still avoid disney movies, but its cool this one was good.

[@BeanSparrow]

which is odd because this masterpiece was advertised everywere back when it came out

[@MrCookieCat]

@@nullakjg767 They are still making great Disney movies.... At DreamWorks.

[@kingseb2252]

There's a second zootopia coming

[@MiKo97100]

I know, right? It's like it's both fairly rated and underated at the same time

[@DanGamingFan2406]

The way Nick said, "Oh there's a 'them' now?", that cut kinda deep. I love this movie so much. The message is handled well, Judy and Nick make a great team and have great comedic timing, and Mr. Big and the DMV sloths are two of my favorite scenes in anything.

[@karlsmith2570]

Nick's reaction was completely understandable given the way he'd been stereotyped ever since he was a kid and this scene pretty well setup Judy's feeling guilty for her part in the ensuing panic directed towards predators in Zootopia

[@jacob4920]

It's a great example of how "diversity and inclusion" should be done in movies CORRECTLY! What sucks is that Disney went away from this, and went entirely to subverting great works of art that had already been created, and transforming them, for the sake of "The Message." This movie, at least, was great, because it was original. If only Disney had stuck to that formula...

[@Paiste2002Fan]

If you look closely, Nick still has the neckerchief from his Scout Uniform. He uses it to wrap up the blueberries when they were in Judy’s truck.

[@ShilohSmith]

I never noticed that that’s fuckin adorable

[@hlessiavedon]

​@@ShilohSmith it's a reminder to never let anyone hurt him again.

[@Stratelier]

Parking duty may have been played as a joke, but if you think about it, it's also one of the faster ways to familiarize a new cop with navigating a large city. Fun fact: The "90% prey" cited by Bellwether actually _is_ a realistic ratio between animals.

[@foxmcleod64]

And somebody has to do that duty. It's not glamorous, but it's her first day!

[@insertnamehere2746]

And the biological component that makes predators attack prey is a very real thing too.

[@annipsy2185]

wow is it? i feel better for prey animals now 😅

[@migmit]

And Bogo might've assigned Judy an experienced partner, but all his experienced officers were busy with missing mammals cases.

[@gamemaster2819]

I appreciate that this movie is unafraid to show that it's not just horrible people that can have prejudice, but it can even exist within good hearted people like Judy and hurt individuals like Nick.

[@dizzyMongoose]

The male news anchor is actually localized in some regions to be a native species and voiced by a local-ish celeb. For Australia the Koala anchor is voiced by Australian singer David Campbell. The other versions are: - Moose (Default) - Tanuki / Raccoon Dog (Japan) - Jaguar (Brazil) - Panda (China)

[@tskwerl]

Stu: Judy, you ever wonder how your mom and me got to be so darn happy? Judy: Nope. Movie had me right there. 😆

[@gamemaster2819]

It acutally makes sense for different animals to need different tazers (though specifically saying fox instead of medium sized has implications). Unlike humans which are pretty close, Zootopia is full of mammels with much greater variety in size. What would down an fox would kill a mouse. What would down a mouse wouldn't be felt by a fox.

[@springheelzach812]

despite being similiar in size what would down a fox wouldn't be felt by badger. also im pretty sure it's just a way to show that judy and her parents are predjuce to foxes and they don't even think twice about it.

[@rodprime79]

Flash the Sloth gets me cracking up every time. It never gets old.

[@alexanderhay7358]

flash getting pulled over is pretty good

[@IconicEnemy]

As someone who is seriously impatient, the DMV seen, just triggers me

[@brianstewart3897]

Niiiiiiick!

[@migmit]

And his girlfriend at the DMV is voiced by Kristen Bell. She only says two words, literally, but Bell loves sloths and wanted to play one.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Definitely the best Disney Animation film from the 2010s decade in my opinion. It absolutely blew me away with how good it was. The use of animals to tell the messages of not judging books by their cover and “being anything” is both genius and timeless.

[@jacob4920]

And somewhere along the way, Disney lost this genius.

[@Zeddyboi86]

I personally think Wreck-It Ralph is the best one from the 2010s, but this is definitely high up for me too.

[@traydevon]

“Oh my God, what a violent ram.” 🤣🤣 Literally, the first time I’ve ever heard someone say that in life.

[@gaborkiss650]

One of my all time favorites, such a fantastic movie. Tears were shed by this grown man.

[@NickEclipse]

Mary for the first half of the movie: “I mean he is a fox..” “You can never trust a fox.” 17:05 “…Crazy prejudice…” I love Mary so much🤣

[@cryo9161]

and proceeds to call him “Fox” instead of his name💀

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

aussie sarcasm tends to go over peoples heads far too often

[@NickEclipse]

@@MaryCherryOfficial 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@misskayelizabethdee]

​@@MaryCherryOfficial Aussie sarcasm? Or racism? Y'all don't treat the aboriginal peoples correctly either.

[@spbot2]

Ow so there is a all now.

[@karlsmith2570]

5:38 A couple Fun Facts for you, Mary: 1): Not only does Shakira provide Gazelle's singing talent, she aldo voices the character in the scenes where she's speaking 2): The scenes where you see the news reports you see this Moose news anchor named named Peter Moosebridge He's take on CBC News Reporter Peter Mansbridge and is actually voiced by Mansbridge himself

[@Stratelier]

3) Different regional edits feature different animals for the news anchor! The moose is the "default" character here, but other animals include a giant panda (China), tanuki (Japan), jaguar (Brazil), and koala (Australia). Look it up!

[@karlsmith2570]

@@Stratelier that would explain why I saw a Koala in the version of this movie that she was watching, considering that she's in Australia

[@Theravingranter]

Another fun fact: The name Nick is two fold play on words. It derives from two things, the term “slick Nick” and the word “nick” meaning to steal.

[@koroRyu]

@@Theravingranterlike to steal your time lol

[@ItsCaveman]

Hands down my favorite movie nick and Judy are the best team "I may have given him a rug made...from a skunkssssss butt " 😂😂

[@zacharyjoy8724]

“Oh cheese and crackers!”

[@ryomahoffman6803]

UR CAT IS CRACKING ME UP LMFAO, HE JUST SITIN THERE THE WHOLE TIME🤣🤣

[@RohanKumar-cp8wh]

just chillin the whole time

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

She*

[@jerrylouis8930]

The first thing Judy sees in Zootopiais someone yelling, "Watch where you are going, Fox!" at Nick before he said a single word. Look who it is. On second watch, read the background signs.

[@sammylane21]

Imagine if Officer Judy Hops ever met Officer Lenina Huxley from DEMOLITION MAN?? World's sweet law enforcement partnering.

[@redviper6805]

HUGE slam on the DMV😂 This movie had me laughing so hard along with the audience!

[@karlsmith2570]

Unfortunately, it definitely does seem like it takes forever to get your driver's license or car tags renewed at the DMV in the real-world, especially around the first of the month

[@nullakjg767]

Flash has about 5 lines of dialogue and hes most peoples favorite character. Also the ending reveal of why hes called flash is amazing. Hes got a need for speed.

[@3DJapan]

Honestly I've found that in recent years you can do most of it online before you go. The last 2 times I went I was in and out in under 15 minutes.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@alexanderb5726]

It's interesting to see different reactors' take on Chief Bogo's handling of Judy when she first arrives. Some say it's the prejudice showing in not wanting a bunny cop do anything of importance, others that it makes sense and that she can't expect a top notch assignment her first day but must work her way up and earn trust like in any profession. I personally lean towards the latter. Just goes to show that we have different starting points when judging a situation.

[@matthewkreps3352]

Chief Bogo could just say, "Everyone gets parking duty on their first day. It's a rite of passage."

[@alexanderb5726]

@@matthewkreps3352 Might not be a "rite of passage" though but still something that's a given. Even if you have a good education behind you you don't start a ceo job your first day.

[@CarWashReviews-Ethan]

When this came out, I didn't realize how many celebs were in this film ranging from Bonnie Hunt to Octavia Spencer to Shakira. I also wish they made better clues or a better plot twist that Bellewether was the villain. Otherwise, this was one of the best 2010s animated movies I've seen. 😊

[@cctomcat321]

Looking into this movie, it actually had a much darker origin. The predators were more like second class citizens and had to wear shock collars that would shock them any time they felt any emotion. There was also a coming of age party where predators would get their shock collar. The popsicle scene is basically the same. I'd recommend checking it out... The storyboards and some limited animations are out there. Personally, I saw it in a 3 part set of videos where the dude set up the storyline in order. I honestly wish we had interdimensional cable where we could get that movie as well as this one. Or watch movies that never got made like the Nic Cage Superman.

[@artboymoy]

a totally awesome movie! Judy and Nick make a great pair the the message is well told through the animal analogy. I love how all the animals are still their regular size and makes for a great design problem for the concept artists and animators.

[@eskreskao]

21:43 They actually animated different animals for different regions. A koala for 'Straya, a panda for China, a tanuki (raccoon dog) in Japan etc.

[@Jordashian93]

Zootopia pulls together various elements - a neo-noir mystery, a buddy-cop comedy, and timely social themes - into a mostly entertaining animated film.

[@BatmanFan76]

This movie is actually pretty good for what it is, especially for its messages.

[@deadmanThorTempest]

my fav movie & shakira song in zootopia when i was 1st day university student 2016, love that moment.

[@mevb]

Fun fact: Kristen Bell (best known for voicing Anna in Frozen 1 and 2, plus its many spin-offs) voices Pricilla. Sloths are her favorite animal.

[@3DJapan]

It's almost rare that Disney has a original movie and it's pretty good!

[@deathninja16]

nick didnt need training to become a cop. he had all the makings to be a hell of a vice detective in his own right. connections and knowing how to talk to people is handy.

[@user-gm4kv2my4u]

You still need training. Natural aptitude isnt enough.

[@deathninja16]

@@user-gm4kv2my4u tell that to literally any police department ever my dude.

[@SleepySloth2705]

Ever since I saw the statue of the mammoth with a primitive spear, I can't help but wonder how the dinosaurs looked like in this universe

[@QahnaarinDovah]

This is a great movie. There’s an anime called Beastars that has the same basic idea, though they separate herbivores and carnivores instead of predators and prey. However, it’s very dark and mature. Both pieces take on the same issues, but take very different approaches. Zootopia is optimistic, while Beastars is pessimistic. A line from each that I think exemplifies the themes in each is “in Zootopia, anyone can be anything.” -Zootopia. And “You can’t get strong with just idealism. The world isn’t that easy.” -Beastars.

[@SpecklesTeeV]

Because of this movie, the Otter has become my favourite animal. Besides dinosaurs that is

[@justme18ch]

Those red Hair :O absolutly amazing

[@JEndless2025]

This movie has a strong anti-racism message that is handled pretty well. It's not an easy topic to tackle and they managed to do it in an entertaining kid friendly way.

[@Paiste2002Fan]

I like how there isn’t a one-to-one correlation to specific races. Zootopia’a world has its own set of biases that developed from its own history. It handles the concept of prejudice nicely.

[@zlkanglwrth2776]

I bet this movie would fix all the issues with France haha

[@feldweible]

Treating predators just like so many people treat those they have labeled as "Deplorables".

[@mycroft16]

And they did it without shying away from it at all. They show some pretty brutal stuff. They didn't really pull any punches.

[@Jemini4228]

Its quite a mature choice to have the hero display the prejudice too. It would have been easy to make her a paragon of virtue in that regard but the story called Judy out and she grew from it.

[@Montesama314]

I could watch Nick and Judy doing cop stuff and exchanging banter for years. I love these two.

[@aaronmumbles3202]

This movie shines! I didn't expect such a deep movie that was totally captivating

[@AdurianJ]

The radio gag with songs singing about being a looser reminded me of "Married With Children". They had the best radio insults "Remember that one (song). Well if you do you must be over 100 because it was 20 years ago" and that was the oldies station.

[@raff1966]

The easter egg reference of naming the otter after an old favorite Christmas Special, "Emmet Otter's Jugband Christmas (done bu the Muppet crew of Jim Henson) was one if many special references.

[@brianstewart3897]

A lot of them are too small and go by too fast to notice, but basically every sign in Zootopia is some sort of animal pun, like Targoat and Mousy's.

[@calvinalejandrox7143]

This will not be the only movie that Mary will watch soon about never quit.

[@sonofkarma5461]

This movie was so funny and a really cool accuracy of police and detective work, also I loved Mary’s reaction to the GodFather Reference 😂

[@ForgottenHonor0]

I really needed this movie when it came out. My dad had died 2 years prior, my mom was moving away and I was going to be on my own for the first time in my life and the stress was really getting to all of us. My mom and I decided to go to the movies and just see a lighthearted movie and this movie captured our hearts!

[@kellymoses8566]

A zoo in Denmark called "Zootopia" as well where its owners have had their trademark for the title since February 2010. Director Byron Howard also answered the question of why so many different titles: "Licensing or trademark conflicts. All the same movie."”

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

This ties for my personal favourite Disney movie, alongside Lilo and Stitch.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

One of my all time favorite movies. The story, script, acting, visuals, editing, music, messaging, humor…all of it was executed flawlessly. The only thing I don’t understand is why you gave it anything less than a 10 out 10? Anyhoo, thanks for reacting to this. I enjoy watching your videos.

[@nathancruz9172]

27:01 me too.

[@Manda_Kat]

I love that this movie handles prejudice from multiple angles (prey vs predator, big animals vs small ones, etc) and also gives our characters reasons for why they may have these opinions on the other characters rather than just 'they different from me so they bad >:('

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

That DMW sloths scene is one of the best scenes in animation history. The amount of Easter Eggs and references in this movie is insane

[@vetarlittorf1807]

The DMV scene was very inaccurate though. The real DMV would never operate so quickly.

[@axzein22]

​@@jamesmeechan6983joke flew over your head

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@jamesmeechan6983 Apparently not as slow as you...

[@karlsmith2570]

Yeah especially the artists on Judy's playlist in her phone: Fleetwood Yak Fur Fighters etc.

[@jamesmeechan6983]

@@axzein22 it did not fly over my head

[@jasonpratt3970]

A few years back in the US a DMV worker actually dressed like a sloth. Not sure how it goes down there, but here it’s painfully accurate.

[@fallenkafiel]

She is one of those rare people who just brightness up people day just being the person she is. Her smile is out of this world gorgeous.

[@chrisedwards7095]

Ginnifer Goodwin was in "Walk The Line"; she played Johnny Cash's first wife Vivian.

[@ernieojeda]

Obsessed with your big smile on that thumbnail 😭😭😭❤️ and it was fun watching your live stream last night

[@stanloona8881]

Gurl your voice 1:00 onwards really soothing and calming to listen, it's like listening to a news reporter on live💖💖

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

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[@2429Ryanspeer]

The sloth would drive me crazy

[@danaclinton7105]

I really do love your reactions, Mary. Great job!

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

I'm pretty sure that stoner Yak guy was the inspiration behind Matt Mercer's Pumat Sol.

[@muchuchuroo]

I can imagine Flash slowly stepping on the break of the car 😂

[@robertoliver7368]

Ginnifer Goodwin is an actress on the TV show "Once upon a time" a show that's about the Disney fairytale world crossing over with the real world. She met her husband on the set of the show.

[@Sarah-fm1it]

One of my favorite disney movies, i can't wait for the future sequel. Also i love the message of this movie, and i think this movie represents our society really perfectly.

[@karlsmith2570]

There's also a series that's currently streaming on Disney+

[@kennethkazanow3604]

Ya know there are many amazing and memorable Disney quotes from Disney animated movies ex: "Do you trust me?","Hakuna Matata", "Keep Moving Forward", "Ohana means family", "To Infinity and Beyond" etc. But out of all of Disney's many animated movies with it's many quotable moments the one that i relate to 1000% is Nick Wilde simply saying "Never let them see that they get to you." That quote alone spoke to me more then any other Disney movie quote ever had before because not only did it make me feel so much for Nick but i honestly know how he feels when he said that. I like to think I'm a pretty mentally strong person. I try not to let people ruin my mood or bother me and if i do get hurt i usually just brush it off but what most don't know is that stuff does hurt me. I do get hurt just like any other person but I'm just very good at hiding it from people. It's like Nick said "never let them see that they get to you." That line hits so hard for me and always will.

[@cixelsyd40]

Hey now the mayor just wants pictures of Spiderman and maybe some combustible lemons

[@lofvee]

my absolute favorite disney film!! i cant wait for zootopia 2!! so much to see, so much to unwrap!

[@alexanderhay7358]

one of the best movies... ever...

[@RoGueNavy]

The sloth scene is a critique on how incredibly slow the Department of Motor Vehicles moves, here in the States.

[@Stratelier]

Pretty much any large institution that must deal with hundreds (even thousands) of people on potentially complicated matters will suffer from this, the DMV just happens to be one of the most well-known examples, due to drivers' licenses being necessary as an (unofficial) "government ID". Even something as polished and efficient as the checkout lanes in a grocery store can suffer major snarls if something unexpected (but not unusual) happens. Say, maybe an item doesn't scan at the register (malformed barcode, no barcode, etc) -- there's no "problem" per se but the method to resolve it can potentially eat up a lot of time.

[@SuaveGemini]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this Mary.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

My daughter and I just re-watched this film last night! I was just as delightful as the first time we watched it, in the theaters! Great, fun Disney film and I loved all the Progressive-messaging. It was idealistic in showing previously bad-guys, such as the mean Fox at the beginning, end up being nice and apologetic for his past actions. Where that might not always happen, it least they showed it was something that could happen and you shouldn't lose faith in people because they behaved immaturely, at an earlier age. Or, the Mayor, the Lion, was shown in a bad light but that didn't mean he was behind the conspiracy to frame predators, it was the "sweetie" lamb-lady! So, don't judge a book by its cover! Really good film!

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction, love this movie so much and praying everyday for a sequel to come eventually.

[@sergiol.aponte13]

That said I watch your comments because in particular enjoy when you laugh. You seem more free to express your funny side. 🙂

[@linny_456]

As an Australian, I had never heard this move called Zootropolis. It has always been Zootopia for me.

[@Unusual_Farmer]

The sloth DMV scene wasn't originally going to be in the movie. I saw that scene in the movie theater as a "first look" before they had an actual working trailer. It was just the animators showing off what they could do, but people really liked that scene, so they added it to the final cut.

[@TheNunchuckNinja]

7:59 I love her reaction to that foxes actual voice that was hilarious!! 😂🤣🥰

[@videohistory722]

Emmett Otterton was screaming about night howlers because he's a florist, therefore knows what they actually are. That's why he was targeted. He'd figured out what was going on, and was going to tell Mr. Big.

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

Disney/Pixar does some changes to films depending on what part of the world you watch them. In this film, the news anchors change to better fit the watching nationality (China a Panda, Japan a Tanuki, New Zealand a Koala, Canada and US a moose, Brazil a Jaguar).

[@jd-zr3vk]

The name of the movie was changed for US audience because the producers thought we are too stupid to understand Zootropolis, even though we know Superman lives Metropolis.

[@kuldan5853]

Hey Mary, just to add - there's a mini series on Disney + of I think 6 episodes that tells stories from zootopia and gives backstory for some characters etc. They're all only ~15 minutes long or less, so a quick snack, but so well done.

[@tcshack701]

I don’t know if the reference translates to other countries, but the sloths working in the BMV is basically what it is like to get licensed renewed in the USA.

[@SurvivorBri]

I appreciate your reactions. Happy to support you 😊

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

You're the best! thank you so much

[@SurvivorBri]

@@MaryCherryOfficial my pleasure ♥️

[@GroovingPict]

The news anchor is a different species of animal depending on the region the movie is released in; obviously in Australia he is a Koala (I guess it was either that or a wallaby :p ). There's a bit of a "blink and you miss it" clue earlier on that Bellweather is the bad guy: when theyre looking at the traffic cams in her "office", they show her coffee mug, and in the same shot her telephone is also visible, with a post-it note attached to it with "Doug" and a phone number written on it. Of course we dont know about Doug until later, but one could conceivably still remember the post-it from earlier and piece it together

[@feldweible]

Treating predators just like so many people treat those they have labeled as "Deplorables".

[@TheJabbate1]

Development for this movie was apparently a nightmare. They had written the script, recorded the voice lines, and started animating some of the scenes before they decided to rework the whole movie from the ground up. The story originally followed Nick trying to achieve his dream of being a theme park owner in a world already prejudiced against predators.

[@perx3561]

Yeah there are some rough animations around on youtube I believe, taken from I guess Blu-Ray extras(?). Originally all predators had to wear shock-collars that would give them an electric shock whenever they felt _any_ strong emotions. The theme park was where the predators could briefly experience life without said collars. It was an interesting idea, but probably just a bit too dark for a family film (and IIRC why they shelved that idea).

[@TheJabbate1]

@@perx3561 the scene with polar bear Mr. Big and his son was heartbreaking.

[@liljenborg2517]

One of the things Lassiter was known for was his willingness to NOT double down on a bad scene or even a whole script. If he thought it wouldn't work, he would pull the plug and re-work it, or even cancel the project (which is why we never got the Jurassic movie teased in those bootlegged DVDs Weazleton was selling). The original script was really dark (probably not a bad story idea - but definitely NOT a Disney film for KIDS). I'm glad they did the re-work, because it gave us a _superior_ movie.

[@nullakjg767]

Damn, That actually sounds way cooler than a buddy cop movie.

[@DaveH82]

30:33 NY, if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

So much to love about this movie. And extra fun to see people react to the Sloth scenes :D

[@skywalkerjohn8965]

This movie hit deep now i am 18. Also, i never realized until now that Doug is one of the press at 20:28

[@hyzenthlay7151]

Zootopia was called Zootropolis in most of Europe because of the name being trademarked in one of the countries, Germany I think, and just kept it consistent throughout Europe. Why Australia has that name I don't know... Maybe some details changed for one region to another kind of like the Taco Bell/Pizza Hut thing in Demolition Man, and Australia got the European version.

[@lordtrigon1733]

It’s bizarre because it was released in theatres here in Aus as Zootopia. I originally thought Zootropolis was some kind of short based in the same universe.

[@xsvenny2495]

the reason why the parents said fox taser is because a fox is a bunny's main predator. which for tasers makes sense if you think about it cuz if its zap is only strong enough for a fox and not like a tiger or lion for example then it most likely wouldn't do the trick.

[@waldzwerg7814]

A zoo in Givskud (denmark) actually owns the name Zootopia in europe. That’s the reason for changing the name into Zootropolis or Zoomania.

[@jrobwoo688]

This movie is really cute. Another animated movie about animals that i really love is Over The Hedge.

[@getshwifty3101]

15:30 Mary: *Gasps* Cat: *waking up* Oh, you realized?? Mary: Maybe it's like a contagious disease? Cat: Oh......nevermind *goes back to sleep*

[@K7CG2004]

This won the Academy Award for Animated Feature! 🎉🎉🎉

[@karlsmith2570]

0:36 Hey Mary, Another reason why this film is titled "Zootropolis" in other parts of the world(Incliding Australia) is because there's a theme park somewhere in europe that's named "Zootopia"

[@WhiteNegative]

Well if you're designing a tazer with the variety of body sizes in animals in mind you'd have to make specific tazers or you might just be offing whoever your tazing

[@mrfov1011]

I have such great memories of this film. It's such a great feel good movie. Great reaction! Keep up the great work Mary! 😊

[@Linkiux]

I like the part where she have same reaction as the mom when the dad shows the teaser 🤣

[@thegamingkig1258]

Dang mary looks good with the red lips and the red hair

[@etpelle72]

I was at the force awakens and the dmv scene was in the previews. Me and this little kid next to me were the only ones in the theater laughing everyone else in the theater seemed annoyed.

[@NealMarchuk]

Great to see how much you enjoyed this movie, Mary. I love their complex and nuanced presentation of prejudice and discrimination, and how easy it can be to slip into it. Judy's disastrous press conference was due to a lot of factors, I think. Between her inexperience and her desire not to sound stupid, it was just too tempting to speculate about the cause of the "savage epidemic" rather than just say, "No one knows yet." Although the worst factor was probably her lingering negative bias against foxes and, by extension, predators in general. As you said, her parents' frequent talk about 'dangerous predators' probably didn't help, but I think something else contributed largely to Judy's prejudice. I teach at an English conversation school, and a few years ago I led my more advanced adult students through passages from an ESL reader on culture. One chapter dealt with the subject of prejudice and stereotypes, and it noted that our attitudes and views towards people groups are often formed by initial or highly memorable encounters with members of those groups. Initial ideas shaped by these impressions tend to be difficult for us to shake off, and make it easy to forget that members of groups are all individuals, and not carbon copies of each other. After reading this chapter together, I guided my students through viewing clips of "Zootopia", since I considered it an example of this phenomenon. Even though Judy tried to shrug off her (admittedly violent) encounter with Gideon Grey, and she knew intellectually that 'foxes aren't all like that', it seems the experience haunted her more than she wanted to acknowledge. Confronting the results of her own narrow-mindedness, hearing Gideon's apology and reconciling with him were all necessary steps in correcting her bias, and in becoming a better cop and a better person.

[@MrCookieCat]

That old subway car had bad braking. Thank you, I'll see myself out.

[@warre1]

In Finland in Disney+ this movie is called Zootopia, but tv series is called Zootropolis+.

[@Kal-El_138]

I don't usually like red hair, but your hair is looking really awesome.