Midnight Screenings - Zootopia

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Brad and Sarah review the new Disney animated film Zootopia.

[@SabbyNeko]

Did anyone else notice the corporate buildings were filled with Lemmings? That was a pretty dark joke you could miss quite easily.

[@waywardlaser]

I'm glad I went into this movie with only moderate expectations, because I was blown away.

[@JeanMarceaux]

Your avatar says it better than any words

[@captcrais101]

I love that JK Simmons plays a lion mayor

[@ZidaneWarner]

This movie is without question in my top 3 favorite films this year.

[@sonicjrjr14]

I'm guessing the other two are Kung Fu Panda 3 and Deadpool?

[@Hromovlad1]

+sonicjrjr14 would be for me

[@NewCanada]

+ZidaneWarner I only have two so far which is this movie and Deadpool.

[@sonicjrjr14]

I'd also throw The Witch and Cloverfield into the ring. I loved those.

[@GreenGretel]

+sonicjrjr14 Yeah, I think Zootopia, Deadpool, Hail, Caesar!, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and The Witch are the only interesting or worthwhile films to come out so far this year. Maybe Kung Fu Panda 3 as well, depending on how much patience you have for the creators trotting out the same exact themes again to diminishing returns. Jeff Nichols's new movie, Midnight Special - which they're expanding into more theaters - received good reviews, but as with Hail, Caesar! & The Witch, it's bound to be divisive.

[@MarkERoth]

This movie was great

[@Fantallana]

I totally forgot about the whole "racial profiling" thing that happened when Judy Hopps first sees Nick. That was so spot-on. And yeah, that line that is basically the animal version of "you are very well-spoken/articulate for a black person!" Ohhhh my god this movie gets so many specific parts of VERY touchy issues, just hitting the nail on the head... and just through metaphor! I totally expected this movie to be very half-assed in using animals as metaphors for real bigotries, but I was really impressed. Even taken aback, at times, in a good way. There's lots of other little moments like that, too.

[@pinoypizza]

Yeah, I live in one of the countries that got Zootopia earlier, and I was completely stunned at how so freaking good it was for such a very weak-sounding premise. Zootopia is also good because it continues to prove the viability of the Disney Revival era. Say what you will about your own personal preferences when it comes to the Revival era movies, but it can't be denied that all of them have had good creative and commercial success. Zootopia continues that, and is another feather in the cap for the Disney Animated Canon.

[@mastermarkus5307]

+nepomusik I don't know about Disney "eras". I think Frozen was pretty mediocre, but it sold well with the kids, so they're going to milk the ever-living-fuck out of it. But Zootopia, Zootopia was legitimately good, was a lot of fun, had a lot of heart and didn't have noticeable plot holes.

[@SirBroadsword]

+Master Markus I haven't seen Frozen, but I can heartily vouch for both this movie and Big Hero 6. I think this one had a stronger script than Big Hero 6, but both films were a ton of fun to watch. Also, between Zootopia and San Fransokyo, it seems like Walt Disney Animation Studios have developed this really weird niche for themselves wherein they have an uncanny knack for building cities that are incredibly well-designed and drop-dead gorgeous. I can't say I disapprove...

[@thisisawsome34253212]

I saw a midnight showing with my 18 year old sister and our mother. We got there early and from what I heard the theater we went to already showed 3 showings of the film before midnight and at first we were the only ones there. Then two guys that look like they are from the military sat in the same row as us. This is easily one of my favorite animated films of all time. I pretty much agree with everything that you guys think. The tiger jump scare made me jump for real which does not usually happen for me. An artist native to Mexico saw a Spanish dub of this film weeks before the American release and drew this. pandapaco.deviantart.com/art/Broken-dreams-Zootopia-fanart-592242050 After seeing that I knew that Nick was going to have a traumatic mishap as a boy scout but I was still not prepared for this scene. I was a boy scout up until about 6th grade and if I were to have watched this movie as a child then I would have cried because I was very close to doing so as an adult.

[@Creampuf1977]

Gotta say, I'm a little yiffy on seeing this

[@Foxpawed]

*inhales* BOI.

[@cfruge444]

If they could draw inspiration from the fanart of their kids, I'd be okay with that.

[@Marbo12f]

I was impressed by the number of times this movie made me tear up. Which as a man i am disinclined to do, particularly in a theater, seeing a kid's movie.

[@AngeliqueStP]

+Marbo12f Feel free to see 'Up' & 'Wall-E' then.... dems some 5 Hanky pictures :)

[@MrJans3n]

My favorite thing about movies like these is when they play around with the fact that the characters are all different types of animals, and use that to reflect their personalities, mannerisms, or integrate it into the world as a whole. Naturally, this movie was absolutely perfect in this regard! On top of that, I was amazed at the mature issues it was able to tackle, and none of it felt ham-fisted or forced. It would be great to see more of this city in the future, especially since we didn't really see the Savannah district.

[@ryancox4498]

This movie was downright adorable. Just what I needed to cheer me up after that soul-strangling Ghostbuster trailer debuted.

[@TheBonkleFox]

No pun intended, I presume?

[@Cinderspider]

With this, 'The Lego Movie' and 'Inside Out', I didn't expect much and was blown away -- and because of 'Inside Out', I expected a lot of 'The Good Dinosaur' and didn't even remotely like it -- so I gotta try and keep my expectations low. Glad you guys enjoyed it! :)

[@OzeeManDias]

I watched this video after watching the movie, and I am so glad you two share my opinions of the movie. :)

[@karnman]

When I saw 'Star Wars', the sloth trailer played and I think it was the most well received one. I didn't see it opening night, so that might have something to do with it.

[@TheBonkleFox]

You musta been to the same screening of TFA that I went to. Unfortunately, the trailer after that one was of what is referred to as the WORST animated movie of all time. It's another one that involves lemmings....

[@justaviewer1252]

The lemmings in this movie were way more funny than the ones in norm of the north. Just proves that quick clever writing is far better than trying too hard and running a bad joke into the ground

[@SoranotRoxas]

Been waiting for this movie to hit the US. Thanks for making a review Brad & Sarah! You guys didn't disappoint.

[@slashingkatie7872]

I read an article about this possibly topping Deadpool at the box office and I think we should petition for an R rated cut.

[@thisisawsome34253212]

+Katie Baily Come again?

[@chipmanly1359]

+Video Game Drummer Productions there was a petition to make dead pool pg-13 so he's saying we should petition for this to be R

[@thisisawsome34253212]

travis high I would say hell-no to both.

[@chadgrierson49]

Just look on deviantart or rule34

[@chadgrierson49]

+hankmillenium2000 ugh the fuck is wrong with this world?

[@Advent3546]

It'd be interesting to see what this world's version of Do The Right Thing would be.

[@dragnergrifeene]

I loved this movie. I wanted to like it from the time that I heard of it being in development. Then I kept hearing great things about it from early reviews and articles, etc. I pretty much had the same reactions you guys had, from the jump scare to tearing up at those two spots. I thought Judy and Nick's friendship was really sweet and endearing, and I think they're both really awesome characters. I want to see more of them.

[@Land967]

"A buddy cop movie" I think you meant "Bunny Cop movie" ;)

[@BobbyDrake2000]

I was the only person in my theater who laughed at the Breaking Bad reference.

[@baronofbahlingen9662]

Two people behind me got it

[@Damar158]

+Tobias Christopher Same here

[@nefarioussness]

+Tobias Christopher I laughed at it and my roommates didn't understand why until I explained it afterwards

[@MrsMojoRisinBlues]

+Tobias Christopher Same here.

[@slashingkatie7872]

You mean Breaking Baaaaaaaad

[@slashingkatie7872]

It's like Disney has this habit of having terrible trailers then amazing movies totally different from the trailer.

[@zaneseibert]

They really have been doing that way too much lately. I almost didn't see Inside Out because that 1st trailer was terrible.

[@caseyj5637]

+Katie Baily all trailers are like that.

[@lefunane4851]

+Katie Baily My god, I had that expectation too.

[@Jamick98Geass]

I agree. I remember the first trailer for Frozen with the reindeer and Olaf being idiots on the ice, I thought that movie was gonna be trash.

[@Lowkeylie]

Casey J Not true, some trailers are amazing. Case in point, Alien.

[@ArtemisJami3]

I just realized about the animals names, that people can have human names too. Adam Anderson for example, kinda means Man son of Manly Man.

[@ToruKun1]

"I cried tears of laughter when Dave said "FUCK" in front of the kid who was sitting behind us" I yelled WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT at the end of Ponyo because it ended so abruptly, the grandma with her grand kids turned around and glared at me LMAO

[@JustinSimpson]

Zootopia was sold out tonight in my theatre! In sure it'll be a hit. 😊

[@NoahGooder]

That rabbit really did deserve an oscar.

[@toastedmedia8744]

Brad and Sarah show FTW!

[@SonofMrPeanut]

I want an animated series of this now.

[@TianaSidhe]

Dory is like Mater, so it's no surprise that she's getting her own movie.

[@micahhirsh8458]

+TianaSidhe I prefer Dory over Mater any day.

[@jdzencelowcz]

Stoned Gremlin Productions Thanks to your review, not only did I see this, but I got my mom to see it as well; we both liked it. Thanks! :) \m/

[@Tabascofanatikerin]

Just before I watched your Midnight Screening I came out of Zootopia. And I also was very delighted and entertained. And at first I was worried that the movie would told me over and over again what the message is with the simplest methods as the message was rammed down my throat in the first minutes. So I expected another mediocre Disney movie. But it kept better and better, there was a lot of energy and creativity, the jokes mostly worked, the story was okay and also: The characters worked, I loved the two heroes. I had a lot of fun! Way more fun than in Big Hero 6 and Frozen. And: the sloth trailer was the only trailer I saw before that (after the first teaser). I laughed hard and feared this would already be the best scene I just saw. Too good there are other great scenes, too. My trailers at this screening: Kung Fu Panda 3 & Ice Age: Collision Course.

[@Tabascofanatikerin]

+Tabascofanatikerin Oh, I forgot to write: Your story about the Star Wars screening, the sloth trailer and the angry Star Wars fans is awesome :D

[@gargoyles9999]

I think the three humped camel joke at the dmv was put in specifically to force parents to explain it to their kids. "Mommy what does humped mean?" -_________-

[@MisterTTG]

The pregnant belly is the third hump. Get your mind out of the gutter. :P

[@EmpressTiffanyOfBrittany]

You have to admit that the movie itself sort of has it's mind in the gutter. Goddamn making me think about bunny sex while making sure Judy is as attractive as a rabbit can get without making her outright Lola Bunny.

[@cfruge444]

I swear, that punchline makes me laugh every damn time. *Hell, I firs heard it dubbed in Italian while watching a MMD creepypasta meme vid, and still cracked up.*

[@orangeapples]

I saw this opening night and OMG my theater was packed. Showed up 30 min before and ended up third from the front row. More people showed up after us and some had to be in the very front row.

[@AngeliqueStP]

So very loved this movie.... and that last scene with Flash really got me! :D

[@jamiem.489]

I'm glad Brad, brought up Hill Street Blues. I was thinking the same thing, too!

[@RasenFemme]

I love Brad's Nash impression. Also, if that Secret Life of Pets movie or whatever it was goes full Isle of Dr. Moreau I will see it opening night.

[@SMATF5]

The Fullerton, CA DMV is the only one in the northern half of Orange County. While that doesn't sound too bad, it means that it's the only one within a huge chunk of suburban L.A. (something like around 1-2 million people). Average wait time is anywhere from 4 to 6 hours, if you can get there more than an hour before it opens.

[@Lawlaliet]

Glad to hear you two enjoyed the movie, had a blast myself. From what I saw on Wikipedia, it seems the movie already racked in around 93mln in the box office since it opened early in several countries and combined with it's opening today I'd say it might do really good, since it's getting good reviews.

[@Tareltonlives]

Finally got to see it today-totally agree about it being awesome, and being one of the best kid's movies in years AND cop movies in years

[@baronofbahlingen9662]

That breaking bad reference was great

[@UnlimitedProduction1]

At the theater I went to the BB reference had a really big laugh and cheer lol

[@UnlimitedProduction1]

At the theater I went to the BB reference had a really big laugh and cheer lol

[@Brillemeister]

15:49 I wish I could've said the same for Tarzan on opening night. Not only was it almost completely full in there, but someone brought a baby.

[@jcoch1r]

My screening was in theater 11 as well, and it was fairly packed. (Not Star Wars or Deadpool packed, but still.)

[@Norvolo]

My exact thought process after getting the Breaking Bad reference: "that is completely stupid," and then I started laughing anyway.

[@chellastation]

I am just happy that Zootopia beat out Frozen at the box office. Zootopia is worth every-time, & not just a experimentation that was given to the wrong person to work when it came to Frozen's "plot."

[@smurvin]

+Marcella D Well, it opened bigger than Frozen but it might actually gross slightly less overall than Frozen

[@chellastation]

WTF! Frozen does not deserve so much attention!

[@smurvin]

To be fair, I don't know for sure, it just looks like that might be the case. Still, it's 1 billion vs. 900-million something, so Zootopia's still a success, even if it does make slightly less than Frozen

[@chellastation]

but still Frozen has such a weak plot compared to zootopia

[@BronyTimereactions]

i really hope this movie get's nominated for best animated feature and wins in 2017 this might end up being the inside out of 2016 and might win at the Oscars because it got like 99% on rotten tomatoes and is close to exceeding deadpool in the box office but only time will tell this year

[@bernielopez7429]

the movie was a huge hit, it made like a billion dollars

[@Tornado1994]

It was a Sleeper Blockbuster. Disney did NOT think it was going to gross $1.5 Billion worldwide.

[@h0lly_blue]

I saw the Sloth trailer before a packed house Star Wars too, but my experience was different - everyone was laughing their asses off

[@RandoChrisYT]

As far as trailers go, I had Angry Birds. Fuck that movie. I hope it bombs. And I'm glad Brad had the same idea about Secret of Life of Pets that once the plot was shown, you can predict how the rest of it is.

[@DanKojak]

The thing with kids movies on Thursday night previews is Thursday night is a school night. They'll be out in force on Friday night and throughout Saturday.

[@NewCanada]

One of my favorite 21st century Disney movies along with Wreck It Ralph.

[@jdzencelowcz]

I'm not gonna lie, the scout scene hit soooo close to home for me, I felt instant comradery with the fox.

[@trinidadbotello9906]

So wait, Lloyd's last name isn't Jones?

[@blackavgn5980]

Yeah when you move in with your owner you take there last name.

[@PsychoIncarnate666]

+BHD i f*cked four men today brah Adopted children often take the last name of the new parents. And you adopt animals.

[@blackavgn5980]

+PsychoIncarnate Yep that's how you buy a pet

[@mostmelon]

+PsychoIncarnate A cat wandered into my yard, and so we fed her and let her into the house for the past few months, and yet she continues to be nameless.

[@chanceneck8072]

I love you guys!

[@caitlinrobinson6812]

just saw it! loved this movie! I'm happy you two liked it too. :)

[@justaviewer1252]

Best joke of the movie was the breaking bad reference near the end. I'm sad I was the only one in my audience who laughed at that

[@Mariodash23]

The audience in my theater when I saw it got it. I did too, and I've never seen a single episode of it.

[@maugos]

I have to admit, this movie ended up way better than I expected. I was probably just as surprised as you guys were at where the story went. A kid buddy cop movie about racism involving chemical warfare and starring animals is not something you see too often. The moral message is certainly something you see all the time, but it was nice seeing it done in a different way.

[@Baronofevil]

Every time they mentioned Emmett Otterton, I kept thinking it was a reference to an old Jim Henson feature.

[@ladysamxoxo]

BAHAHA, nice Nash impression Brad.

[@Zylo82]

What do i know, Am just a dumb bunny..........but we do know how to multiply! Me: WTF? A sex joke? lol!!!

[@SoulGizmo]

I really like this movie. it might just best the best one I've seen in a long time. it's even made me take up drawing the characters.

[@1987MartinT]

When I saw the first teaser I thought that it looked like it would be fun, although when I saw the be-fur pun I thought that Jake would freak out when he saw it.

[@arizonatsunami]

Haha, my entire audience (including me) jumped at that scene too!!!!

[@Awakeandalive1]

Great, now I'm having flashbacks to trying to renew my driver's license after moving to LA.

[@humanconvertile]

After finally seeing this movie, I can't say it's really something I'd like to watch again. The movie is so ridiculously heavy-handed with the prejudice/bigotry theme that it's practically the ONLY fucking thing they talk about. From the beginning child's play scene all the way to the cliche "if we work together, we make happy" monologue Judy gives, it is RELENTLESS with satire, talk, or instances of prejudice save maybe two minutes breaks in between the hammering. It would have been SO much better if it was a subtle thing, but it isn't, it's at the forefront the entire time. It's not that I disagree with its message, but, having grown up with that message being equally pounded into me, it's one that I REAAALLLY don't need any more of. And that's what's too bad about Zootopia, it was a movie that opened up a whole new, interesting world and had wonderful characters and writing that turned out to be just yet another After School Special about the redundant message on how bad racism is. God, why not just emphasize how hot the sun is while you're at it?

[@Demildiel]

I really like this movie. How much would people cry if you made this a double feature with The Fox and the Hound?

[@RiverDine]

You guys missed out on the trailer I got, some Disney shit called "Nine Lives". Kevin Spacey is a CEO-workaholic something or other, who, for some goddamned reason, is turned into a cat so he can appreciate his family. And the cat is way to often CGI, so there's bad graphics of the cat falling out of the penthouse onto the awning.

[@ambskater97]

+Uneducated Opinion It isn't Disney, it's some French film company. Go figure.

[@blyjd91]

It sounds like adults might like this movie just as much as the kids acually, even though they clearly marketed it for kids. I might go see it. Not in 3D though.

[@jonathanleiman7684]

I honestly thought Sarah said "I enjoy a good bunny-cop movie."

[@ambskater97]

I GET IT

[@oliviabeaujot8174]

Weird thing : I saw the movie earlier today, and it was also in a theater 11!! Coincidence? Destiny?

[@charlesslaton5924]

I saw this one in Dallas at a 10pm showing and among all those kid movie trailers was one for God's Not Dead 2. That one hurt to watch. The entire thing felt like a satirical movie like Airplane or Naked Gun, just without a single punchline. WTF was that trailer doing before Zootopia?

[@michaelbyrne5606]

Zootopia is SOLID. Upfront, I love the relatable protagonist, the abundance of animal culture, the visual palate, the majority of the writing, and the unity of the plot. Bogo I found myself constantly surprised with, because simply from his set-up...I could never tell if he was going to roar at Judy or remain at room volume during their tense scenes. That's Idris' sheer charisma and Ginnie's adorabunniness working. BUT... *SPOILER* I just couldn't keep consistently invested in Nick. Aside from what you guys pointed out: Jason Bateman as a fox...I mean, I like Jason Bateman. But his ENTIRE performance just seemed to be static character, never really shaken or affected by anything. His backstory I felt was animated fine...but the muzzle incident focus rather than showing a progression of his bitterness didn't fully sell me on his worldview shift. And...the post-conference scene and resolution to it. This is where I felt myself almost severed from sympathizing for this guy. Judy describes the situation as simply a truthful reversion that's blown out of proportion, and Nick singles her out for her inner prejudice towards foxes, and even threatens her. Even after she bought him the popsicle, even after she got manipulated and condescended by him time after time, she still tried to see past her initial perception to give him a chance. And then, he spitefully ignores her when she reaches out to him again, and responds to her heartfelt and tearful apology in the most callous way possible. Oh, so as payback for her mishandled explanation, you're going to tease her with a label in return? Herbivores may have dampened your childhood, but no one made you spit on your friend's insecurity. Screw you, you dishonest, fondling, Robin-Hood/Flynn Rider wannabe. -_- (END SPOILER) That said, I really respect Disney for creatively tackling the race issue as well as they did. It opens up discussion of preconceptions and ambition that will be great for any kid. Judy is love, Judy is life. Also, glad that they managed to make Alan Tudyk blend into his Duke Weaselton role. Anything changed? Maybe Nick could've been younger, and some of the names altered: Hopps-> Hopper, Lionheart->Leone, even Nick Wilde...Xavier Fogle? Vic Xavier? And now idea for a blue heron named Harold Crane surface. I have way too much time on my hands.

[@Lawlaliet]

+Michael Byrne I don't think he's static, I think he's more cynical/dry sense of humor. That's why he might come off as static in a way, since well he's this jaded guy who kinda say's "fuck life and fuck everything about it."

[@michaelbyrne5606]

Kanashe I get the cynicism, and I get that his change at the end is meant to be indicative that his life is going in an upward direction...but those scenes earlier made me feel that this guy just turned on and off his caring for Judy on a whim. If you wanted a stronger resolution to his outburst, you could replace his walking away from Judy with a remorseful retreat. Think of it...a moment where the guy, lashing out for a lifetime of neglect, not only does it towards the one person who's stood up for him, but in a way that seems to confirm what other people think of him. A moment that says, "You're just like everyone else...wait, what have I done??" That would be such a great moment of progression.

[@Lawlaliet]

Michael Byrne Hmmm...I agree that would have worked better. It does make me wonder if that wasn't done 'cause of the run time or 'cause they didn't wanna make it too heavy, because the movie was already quite strong on addressing all this other stuff, so maybe at some point they had to stop and go "Wow..Okay we HAVE to light this up somewhere."

[@ambskater97]

+Michael Byrne Perhaps they were afraid of it going against the whole theme. I mean, everyone has those moments of slipping, thinking they're free of making prejudice or such vague and heavy statements. When someone calls you out on it, you listen and cope with that fact. Having Nick get the "moment of realization" would just come off as inconsistent with the moment and the whole point. That's just my opinion though.

[@michaelbyrne5606]

+ambskater97 Not necessarily. Nick's frustration was understandable given the implications, but Judy's real eye-opener was supplemented by the widespread paranoia that people gathered from the crisis and her interpretation. Even Gideon's appearance afterwards shows that the people who know her character can change firsthand. I felt like Nick's reaction up till the bridge scene was framed as an obligatory punishment for an incomplete opinion. If he immediately expressed shame after threatening Judy, it would've strengthened the growing prejudice of those observing. Like, he looks at his drawn claws and Judy's face and realizes his own self-doubt. That's the ultimate psychological effect of racism...and as a reaction to his own actions rather than others' words, it could've hit that final nail for Judy to see the heart of the problem.

[@floraposteschild4184]

For one thing, you can stop calling Lloyd Siamese, which is an outdated and deprecated term (for humans, too.) He's a Thai-American.

[@ToonCatTV]

I cannot wait to see it

[@oobndroobw]

24 minutes. Probably was pretty good

[@DeadManSinging1]

So is this like Shark Tale, except instead of being a gangster movie about fish, its a police movie about animals?

[@cameronpearce5943]

I thought that alarm was mine XD

[@SonofMrPeanut]

I agree about the trailers. With the exception of Finding Dory, which actually put a good fin forward, I was very unimpressed by the other trailers shown. It could turn out that every single one of those trailers were poor representatives of decent movies, but I doubt it. For the record, the other trailers were: The Secret Life of Pets Storks The Angry Birds Movie Ice Age Collision Course The Jungle Book (the latest live action remake) Yes, I was quite relieved when Finding Dory finally showed up. I will say Jungle Book looked better than most of the other things. I guess I'll ultimately save judgement for when I inevitably see it. It and Beauty & the Beast are probably the two live action remakes most on my radar right now, one because it's soon and the other because it probably has the most effort behind it. How well are these live action remakes doing, btw? I haven't checked the numbers.

[@BuddhaBot]

Film Brain told you a film was good, you in skeptical cuss you might get tricked, you leave seeing the film and enjoying... So, within a few layers, he DID trick you. Damn that Bastard Film Brain!

[@dukespubber741]

Your DMV doesn't have a Web renewal or a machine that does it in a few minutes?

[@DragonPrincessAoife]

I thought it was a bit convoluted plot wise.

[@taylormanes8113]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who calls their pets mean names. I can't count the ammount of times I've called my dog 'loser'.

[@towerman123]

I like a bunny(I mean buddy) cop movie too!

[@misterepicpantsyo8687]

Wait did they miss the Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas reference? I laughed way too hard when they first mentioned it, especially because it was in a somewhat serious scene.

[@ivyssauro123]

Holy shit, I didn't give two fucks about this movie before watching this video, now I really want to see it.

[@hatshades1314]

(Sam) eh..Zootopia is descant, deep? ehh but descent I can say. it dose have lovely animation and lighting.

[@Foxpawed]

Shit, its a mystery? Guess I should wait until after I see it. I'm glad to see you guys like it, the only other review I read of it said "yeah its pretty good I guess". I'm probably gonna have to go out and see it by myself since I don't think my family's interested.

[@Foxpawed]

Spoiler alert; It was excellent and I was glad I didn't spoil myself on the plot twists. And the film has gone on to be the second highest grossing original film of all time (behind Avatar, which can hardly be called original.)

[@TrashwareArt]

The sloth sells it.

[@lakituscamera1508]

Not gonna lie, I wasn't impressed with the first trailer I saw of this movie (not the sloth one), but it's good to know that this turned out to be a great movie!

[@micahhirsh8458]

In all fairness, is any movie truly necessary? (in regards to Finding Dory)

[@ChristopherSvanefalk]

Did nobody catch the Hot Fuzz reference at the end?

[@AngeliqueStP]

Bah... Lloyd, being the cat that he is, will only care that you call him to dinner. So feel free.... but just out of your neighbor's hearing.

[@calebbaral2782]

Great to know that the film is pretty good, was the 3D any good?

[@MomoFerret]

+Caleb Baral (icebird2636) It was good in the theater I saw it. No stupid 3D gimmicks and there are some scenes that are pretty stunning with it.

[@coldplayhetaly]

Has the pet movie come out around you?

[@natashahendler1545]

What ever happened to Violet?

[@WineRedEchos]

there's a lot of positive response in this and in the comments, which is good, because when I told my brother about this positivity, and he said a bunch of people he knows hated it and said it was crap.

[@Skullkan6]

Force your brother to get new friends with better taste in movies.

[@Lightice1]

+CptZSLight It sounds like people who hate to hear about discrimination are the ones who really have it in for this flick.

[@BronyTimereactions]

+Lightice1 i was glad it was not an sjw movie like i feared

[@zenksren8206]

+Skullkan6 Oh fuck off, you're a dumbass if you actually think it deserves a 99 on RT. Fuck that.

[@Skullkan6]

It was actually kinda good parable on stereotyping people on race and sex in a way. It's not obvious either.

[@vineethonkan]

I liked the iCarrot phones...

[@jonathansefcik473]

My only problem with the movie is the logistics of the furry world Zootopia is set in, which really rustled my jimmies for some reason. Why is the city divided into 12 climate-controlled regions for the various animal species? Granted, its not like Hunger Games where you're trapped in one region your entire life; anyone can roam wherever they want. But no wonder there's only one metropolis within a 200-mile radius of Judy's family farm; all their taxpayers' money is going toward building an unnecessarily climate-controlled and lavishly-equipped city while literally the surrounding 40000 square miles are rural farmland or wilderness. Its like if New York City said "ok so we're going to spend $2 trillion of your money to make Manhattan like the Yukon tundra, Bronx like an African rainforest, and Queens the Australian Outback. Screw all of upstate New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New England".

[@RetGsfdg]

I wish animated films were released both dubbed and original. I really want to see it with Jason Bateman's voice in it, not some Polish dude.

[@murrfeeling]

A species related name (Otterton) seems odd, until you realize that you've just been subconsciously tuning out all the surnames that end in "man". The most unoriginal variant belonging to action/drama director Michael Mann.