Zootopia Group Movie REACTION || Bunny Cop!

[@arcticbanana66]

Fun fact: In the beginning, Judy isn't necessarily being hazed or discriminated against when they assign her to parking duty. Real police departments (at least in the US) often put new officers on parking duty because it's a generally low-risk assignment that familiarizes them with the city layout and traffic patterns. This is usually done with new recruits who are from out of town (like Judy), and often skipped for recruits who are locals or have demonstrated a familiarity with the area (like Nick).

[@sherylannd6813]

Exactly, I came to say something similar!

[@Netsaver]

The problem was that Bogo didn't say it like that. If he had just said what you said I'm pretty sure Judy would've taken it much easier. From how he said it, it was as if he was dismissing the fact that Judy worked harder than anybody else to become a cop something dominated by large animals only. If he had taken a minute to go "Look I get you worked your butt off to get here but you're new so I'm giving you parking duty so you can get the lay of the land." it would've not been an issue.

[@SusanaCanales1]

@@Netsaverhonestly, I agree with bogo on that. So what if she worked hard? Everyone in the academy did and so did many who came before her. Doesn’t make her special and she shouldn’t be hailed as such because she was top of her class. Being top of her class doesn’t mean she’ll be a good cop or that it’ll keep her out of trouble out there. Even if he did explain, with how pushy she is, I doubt she’d have dropped it and accepted it.

[@Netsaver]

@@SusanaCanales1 While this is true you have to consider that she had a severe physical handicap and limit compared to other police officers. They are bigger, stronger, and much more intimidating than her. Heck they don't have be the top of the class to get in so long as they had the body to do so. Judy worked harder to take her handicaps and limits and turn them into a strength which is very difficult to do in real life. This is a job that has a certain expectation and requirement to do. Judy utterly destroyed both of those in ways they didn't think was possible. As for how she would've taken it while I agree she wouldn't have dropped it and accepted it, at the very least she would understand what Bogo was saying. Just because you understand someone doesn't mean you agree with them.

[@gabrielkawa3477]

I didn't know that

[@ImmortalCrow1821]

Fun Fact: The little white fox is called a Fennec Fox and they are naturally small like him. so, him posing as a child can actually work.

[@MattStMarie-bm5sq]

more yellow that white he's not artic.

[@ImmortalCrow1821]

@@MattStMarie-bm5sq I couldn't see a difference cause im color blind but thanks for the info

[@jordancooney6817]

​@@ImmortalCrow1821He's sort of a yellow-ish peach-ish white, so you weren't wrong per-se.

[@Talguy21]

If you're familiar enough with fox species you can tell a Fennec apart from a sand-colored Red Fox kit by the facial shape and ear size. Fennecs have much bigger ears proportionally, and shorter, narrower muzzles. c:

[@matthewpaul6904]

When Nick says "Darling i forgot your name." That was Bateman having a brain fart and forgetting his line so he improvised that

[@exknight39]

Fun fact, the howl scene became very popular due to dogs hearing it and would also howl back. It was a whole thing back then

[@MattStMarie-bm5sq]

not just the hearing but pairing the image with the sound.

[@pie1o1morris46]

I did not know this was a thing thank you

[@RichardCox0]

It wasn’t just dogs howling back

[@hunterackerman1697]

When you think about it, Otterton was a florist, who needed to talk to Mr. Big about something. He was screaming about the night howlers. He knew what was going on, so they darted him.

[@Kal-213]

Good catch!

[@hunterackerman1697]

@@Kal-213 actually, I saw this realization in another Zootopia reaction comment section.

[@Whatsthis4]

Oh yea that did cross my mind but I also thought that he was going to help with the flowers for the wedding

[@p0laris74yt8]

@@Whatsthis4maybe he was doing that, and then found out about the night howlers.

[@skyraider87]

He was in a position where he would know the effects of Night Howlers, so even after getting darted, just before completely losing it, he gave Manchas a vital clue

[@panfanwithaplan]

Little fun fact, a "bellwether" is the term for the leader of the flock of sheep, who usually wears a bell around their neck. Bellwether being the leader of a gang of rams, including a few that were on the police force, makes extra sense while knowing that.

[@tranatkikomi6873]

Knowing that now, I realise her name itself was a big foreshadow! Cleverly done, Disney!

[@封嶺]

@@tranatkikomi6873well actually it’s Pixar more specifically

[@tranatkikomi6873]

@@封嶺 Zootopia wasn't done by Pixar. It's Disney's Zootopia, not Disney Pixar's.

[@封嶺]

@@tranatkikomi6873 Shit ur right im sorry for these years I were mistaken.-.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

8:43 Chief Bogo wears glasses in this scene because Cape Buffaloes in real life have poor eyesight.

[@briannawhite9307]

"Giraffic" is a play on Gigantic, a Disney movie in production at the same time as Zootopia that was cancelled really far into the process. It had already been cast and they were in the process of animating it.

[@briannawhite9307]

@anthropyrequien6227 it was supposed to be a modern Disney style retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk

[@animation1300]

Who was going to voice the characters?

[@MWSin1]

Gigantic was in the pipeline right about the time when Disney was starting to move away from fairy tale adaptations. Plus, apparently they were never able to work out some unspecified creative issues, which some have guessed might have been trying to fill up a feature length movie script with the very simple story of Jack and the Beanstalk, or making the animation work visually when the two main characters are of such vastly different sizes.

[@moviemakr3938]

I was looking forward to that at the time. I was there at the expo when they announced it and got to see an animatic for one of the songs where the giant girl was excited to have a little man (Jack) when she thought he was a doll.

[@Someguyhere111]

The weasel's name is also a reference to Frozen: the Duke of Weselton, but everyone pronounces it "Weaselton". In this, his name actually is Weaselton but Judy called him Weselton XD

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

Could you use grammar letters to know the difference in pronunciation?😅

[@lypedy184]

@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-NouveauWeselton is pronounced like the “Wes” in Wesley, and Weaselton is the animal weasel (“wea” pronounced like the e’s in “wheel”)

[@twist58]

And since Alan Tudyk voiced both those characters, it’s a nice touch. He’s practically become Disney’s good luck charm just as it was for John Ratzenberger and Pixar.

[@3emeraldangel]

When they said rabbits can't go savage i called bull on that so hard! Rabbits don't have 'claws', but damn it if those nails and incisors they have for teeth aren't sharp! I had the meanest rabbit for a pet, and i still have the marks to prove it. I miss that fluffbutt.

[@psychozombieproductions7739]

The original script was darker, the predators wore shock collars, and there's a sad scene where a young predator gets his tame collar but gets too excited and gets shocked, also the abandoned factory behind nick when, judy apologize was going to be called wild times

[@LycanFerret]

So PsychoPass if it was discriminatory.

[@Flynn217something]

The funniest bit of trivia I will forever remember about this move is that after seeing the original design of her character Shakira demanded that Gazelle have bigger ass and hips, like that was a non-negotiable requirement from her. 😂

[@robertlombardo8437]

Just so EVERYONE knows that it's supposed to be her, I'm guessing.

[@pickleboy6059]

@@robertlombardo8437it was more along the lines of body positivity. Which doesn’t make sense anatomical wise sense gazelles don’t have asses or waist. In fact humans have the largest ass muscles compared to body size.

[@felixmustermann790]

@@pickleboy6059 body positivity in 2016 and before was still being fit, body positivity after 2019 became fat fucks with eating disorders

[@rporche2600]

The message about acceptance and borderline “discrimination” and ignorance is pretty deep in this

[@montecrisco-uh9uf]

Borderline? Those kids hate crimed Nick😮

[@rporche2600]

@@montecrisco-uh9uf Yeah now that was fucked up

[@mau.moncayo]

Fr The scene where the mom hugs her kid tighter once the tiger gets on the subway... Damn that felt real

[@spaceace9103]

I still like this movie but my thoughts on the predator minority allegory has definitely soured.

[@traciechu8118]

And that is why I love this movie!!! I do believe that kids should watch this with their parents and have discussion about the meaning of this movie! Install this knowledge and information to kids at early age as possible and watch this movie maybe once every year! Ha

[@JAYDOG1337A]

If you ever saw how otters treat intruders on their territory you would not be wondering if they're predators, in a zoo a monkey got into their habitat and they swarmed and drowned the fucker.

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

True that, Otters can be extremely aggressive, both alone and in mobs, their also related to Badgers, like the Honey Badger, one of the toughest and vicious creatures to ever walk the Serengeti.

[@donovan802]

I’m so glad they announced a sequel a few months ago (albeit at the same time they announced a Toy Story 5; like, Jesus Christ I was perfectly satisfied ending at 3 and fine with 4). I know it’s been roughly 7 years since Zootopia came out, but I still feel like the sequel is a bit overdue.

[@Salza02]

If you think that was overdue, The Incredibles 2 came out 12 years after the initial release of The Incredibles.

[@frankficcle7081]

​@@Salza02I just hope the Zootopia sequel is better then the Incredibles sequel.

[@Knight121198]

@@frankficcle7081 The current political climate says otherwise.

[@hobbes6392]

Well Pixar hasn’t made Disney any money in like 5 years and has now released 5 box office bombs in a row, Soul, Luca, Turning Red, Lightyear, and Elemental….So get ready for all the unnecessary Pixar sequels

[@nameredacted6221]

I feel like Toy Story 4 and now 5 have ruined Toy Story for me. I hated 4 and I can’t see 5 being any better

[@yeoldehotdog306]

10:45 - You could tell the people in the theatre who knew what a Fennec Fox was as soon as his little self turned to look at Judie. Some lady right in the back went "Nuh uh!" She knew what was up.

[@SelfZin]

Fun fact: Making Mr.Big an Artic Shrew was a deliberate choice, not only for the reveal of him being super small but because Artic Shews need to eat three times their body weight a day (in 3-4 hour intervals) to stay alive, while they mostly eat insects they have also been known to prey on small mammals (including other shews, as well as voles) and vegetable matter

[@_The_Archive_]

Fun Fact: Chief Bogo's name is taken from the Swahili word "mbogo," meaning buffalo.

[@sarahmoller7308]

Thank you! I didn't know and learned something new. ❤

[@randomly_random_0]

Bogo in one of our languages means "idiot", and he acts like one in the first act if the film lol

[@chuumon95]

They never explained how Otterton knew about the Night Howler flowers in the first place. My theory is that since Otterton was a florist, he was probably the one supplying the bad guys with them but when he found out what they were using them for he was going to seek help in blowing the whistle on what was going on but they infected him to keep him quiet.

[@TotherKoala]

As a qualified florist, he would know which flowers did what. Night Howlers were used as a burglar deterrent as seen on the farm, similar to how humans use barbed wire on fences

[@rookiewritersho9447]

The 'Giraffic' movie that Duke was selling was planned to be an adaptation of the Jack and the Beanstalk story called 'Giantic'. The project was scrapped, sadly, yet they sneaked in a little reference before it happened.

[@Brauiz90]

This movie has been one of the first ones I've seen in 3D. What amazes me is that Shakira not only had the title song, she's been voice acting "Gazelle"

[@kittiesice]

The moment you said "I never thought of an otter as a predator", I was like "me too". XD Fun Fact: They can actually be quite vicious and Asian river otters are known to take down Caiman aka the crocodiles smaller cousin. Otters are also related to other vicious predators like the wolverine and honey badger. much like their cousins, they are deceivingly cute until provoked. Worse part about otters is they roll in their own packs, so you mess with one and you are so screwed. XD

[@youhuo]

in the rivers of the amazon there are "ariranhas" which are basically giant otters and they kill alligators, jaguars and even humans

[@robertlombardo8437]

Having heard all that? I'm now imagining a superhero named Otter Man who is as vicious and fresh for a fight as Wolverine.

[@QGBerry]

"This isn't a cartoon musical where you sing and all your dreams come true..so let it go"- 17:53 greatest diss line ever😂

[@SR.PlayAlot64]

I didn't like it personally. Not only is it a gross oversimplification of Disney films, it also just feels forced. Like, he had no reason to say that what so ever.

[@rompevuevitos222]

@@SR.PlayAlot64 It's not an oversimplification, most of the older Disney films worked like that. Nowadays they skip the song and just use plot armor.

[@SR.PlayAlot64]

@@rompevuevitos222 Yes it is, not everything magically comes true by singing a song in those movies. And it's not just the older ones that they're making fun of. Also, wtf do you mean by "just use plot armor"?

[@rompevuevitos222]

@@SR.PlayAlot64 Basically "we succeed against all odds because of pure luck" And it's not something bad either. You have to remember these movies are meant to be light hearted. Some "everything magically turns out fine" is not a bad thing.

[@SR.PlayAlot64]

@@rompevuevitos222 I don't recall any of the newer movies being like that

[@s_napps]

My parents are mexican (I'm first gen), and they'll watch movies like this and just go "oh fun times for kids." But when it got to the "Oh, there's a *them* now" scene, the tension in the room was so intense. They we're seething with rage from a wave of bad memories. This movie was so important to them, it's so important to me, and it's necessary for more discussions like these to happen in everyday media

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

I still say Disney could have made a series out of this. A buddy-cop comedy series with Nick and Judy going to all the biomes solving crimes.

[@donovan802]

Back during the Kung Fu Panda 1 reaction on this channel, I referenced Jack Burke from the KZbin character art channel Subjectively, and how his video on Humans vs. Non-Human characters uses Kung Fu Panda to exemplify physical and conceptual themes of what makes someone special via the Furious 5 being animals. Zootopia was used right before that, and he emphasizes the beauty of every character being an animal to discuss the concept of race through a more comfortable and humorous lens. That’s the beauty of animation being able to discuss these topics substantially better that most live-action pieces. It especially emphasizes why Zootopia is so great, with the tried and true lesson that you can never judge a book by their cover until you read and understand its history. (Highly recommend checking Subjectively; great character artwork lessons and lots of League of Legends and Pokemon related stuff too)

[@g.d.graham2446]

Amen to that

[@ScreamingScallop]

Aw, y'gotta do _Wreck-It Ralph._ If no one's already pointed it out, 41:50 _Giraffic_ is based on the cancelled _Jack and the Beanstalk_ adaptation _Gigantic._

[@DCComicsGamer]

I totally underestimated Zootopia in the trailers. It's so good. A perfect commentary on prejudice. Elemental is basically this movie except nowhere near as good or well-written. 41:09 This is one of my favorite bits of animation in any animated movie, ever. I love the way she slumps forward and puts her head to his chest. It's believable, funny, and shows that she does trust him.

[@marslara]

for sure, I think the concept of elemental could have cool but the story doesn't look very interesting or new. Honestly I would have preferred something closer to like magoriums wonder emporium but with the elemental aesthetic. All the magic and wonder they could of had but they chose a romeo and Juliet thing

[@twist58]

Interesting to note: Not only is DMV sloth Priscilla voiced by Frozen’s Kristen Bell, but that she even admits sloths are her personal favorite animal. Not to mention Raymond Persi voicing Flash? I can still hear Gene from Wreck It Ralph in there.

[@adamhinton3441]

ya the "baby" is a bat eared fox they are naturally that size

[@ethanwindham9700]

Specifically a fennec fox to be exact.

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

43:35 Sometimes Boom sounds like Syndrome from The Incredibles especially when Syndrome says "aww this is too good!" It has the same tone and cadence as Boom when he says "dude!" All excited 😂😂

[@downbeatdialga1341]

45:36 I’ve never seen this movie before, but I feel you could use the phrase “wolf-in-sheep’s clothing” with Bellwether. She preyed on the prejudices of the citizens to rise to the top. In that sense, she’s more of a predator than any of the biological “predators” we saw.

[@Enteringdullsville]

Also ties into how Judy originally thought the night howlers were wolves.

[@A.M_slime]

Petition for a Wreck it Ralph reaction

[@GMDTurbo]

Everyone better say "I"

[@gilagal777]

I am literally begging right now

[@leovk5779]

I!

[@vvtch8135]

The frantic pig of the flower shop is voiced by Jinnifer Goodwins (judy hobbs) husband. They also starred in a show together

[@rocky.rocks1445]

41:51 Giraffic is actually a reference to a cancelled movie called Gigantic, which was going to be released in 2019. I think it was going to be like a Jack in the beanstalk type story before it was cancelled.

[@ImmortalCrow1821]

I love how Judy is a rookie cop and on her second day she has a in and contact within the mob. LOL😆🤣

[@gatokawaii3996]

22:58 Dam I actually started dying at this scene 😂😂, was not expecting his laugther to be this contagious 🤣🤣

[@liamwarner5749]

I do love this film they make the characters so expressive and relatable and not just the main ones even the minor one off ones.

[@purpleirken1529]

One of the best modern Disney movies out there honestly. The way they represent different people using just the animals is incredible. The very real and deep message that comes with this movie is literally why, to me, Animated movies are Superior in all fronts. You guys should watch Finding Nemo if you haven't seen that yet :)

[@MattStMarie-bm5sq]

are you sure about that there are a lot of bad animated movies out there.

[@purpleirken1529]

@@MattStMarie-bm5sq I never said ALL animated movies are good. Similarly, not all live-action movies are good either.

[@andrewtrujillo7054]

Loved The Duke Wesselton/Weaselton joke between this and Frozon. But Dukes voiced by Alan Tudyk lol

[@fransthefox9682]

20:49 No. That's a highland cow. Hence the long hair. And color. And horns.

[@cemiller]

I have a headcanon that kid doing all the musical queues in the beginning went on to do sfx work in movies/video games.

[@MMeyer54321]

Otters are actually incredibly hardcore animals. River otters are even known to hunt small gators (usually as a group) or larger rodents like beavers.

[@darthroden]

On thing's for sure, if they don't ship Nick and Judy as a couple in the sequel, a large part of the fandom will riot.

[@arorei]

"Do you like uncut-" "Yes I do!" "-on Patreon" "Oh shit. Nvm I'm broke af"

[@BestAnimeFreak]

The name of the two rams are Jesse and Woolter ... so yes, they are a Breaking Bad homage xD

[@k7l3rworkman97]

That whole sequence including the names was an entire Braking Bad reference lol best sht ever 🤣

[@Jenkies757]

You guys all laughed at dinnah (DNA) and missed the next line which is the best in the movie. His friend corrects him and then the bully fox goes, " don't tell me what I know travis!"

[@Ryou_Sensei]

The "She hustled you. SHE HUSTLED YOU GOOD!" scene is honestly my favorite scene of the movie. That line and "That killer instinct is still in our duhnah." " Uh, Im pretty much sure it's pronounced D.N.A." "Dont tell me what I know, Travis" are the lines I quote the most

[@birdee9119]

Regarding claws, have you read "Watership Down"? Rabbits are quite capable of evicerating each other with their claws. Probably wouldn't fight a jaguar successfully, though.

[@lindala2602]

I would love for them to react to the original movie

[@Deadpool-fh6ve]

41:52 It was a movie that disney planned to release called Gigantic. They put it in as a sneak peak along with Moana and Frozen 2 (which hadn't come out yet) Sadly the movie ended up getting canceled

[@IamMeHere2See]

I cannot express how disappointed I am that Zootopia 2 isn't probably going to be an internal affairs investigation of Judy's ties to organized crime.

[@g.d.graham2446]

One of my absolute favorite non-musical Disney movies, and yes, i would recommend seeing Wreck-It Ralph

[@leovk5779]

I second watching Wreck it Ralph, it's a great movie!

[@jaxcraft2848]

Triple upload today!? YOOO! Also, this is such a good movie. Can't wait for the sequel. Bellwether is such a twist villain.

[@alessandromarcello2735]

THERE'LL BE A SEQUEL?!?!?!?

[@legolord4483]

@@alessandromarcello2735I think it was confirmed a couple months ago

[@randomly_random_0]

Heah this movie I thought is just your typical animated disney movie about talking animals. The plot twists are unexpected. Like I thought it's the Mayor Lion that's the villain. I never thought that small sheep is the villain

[@MattStMarie-bm5sq]

@@legolord4483 by whom, and with the writers strike it might be cancelled

[@beetlepenny8561]

I never got the breaking bad joke since I’d never seen the show when this movie came out. Now that I’ve seen it, that’s hilarious.

[@TheVeyZ]

38:36 Never mess with giant otters in South America. They will mess you up.

[@technolord2267]

The thing I most love about this movie is the original idea. At the start, predators were going to be suppressed with shock collars and treated horribly, Nick would be the main protagonist.

[@mau.moncayo]

Seems interesting but I like what they went with. Seems more nuanced and deep with its themes. But I agree the premise is great

[@Qu1nt0-415]

"Giraffic" is a play on "Gigantic", a movie Disney was working on but was later cancelled and never finished.

[@heavycritic9554]

12:44 Not hamsters; lemmings. They're working at the bank "Lemming Brothers" (parody of Lehman Brothers).

[@lckyminer_2256]

I also realised that lemmings do be following other lemmings in a line and so Nick specifically picked that place to sell the paw-sicles. Quite a hussle.

[@alyssabullock6421]

"I dont think i've ever seen Beastars" Well Ik what series y'all need to watch in the future lol

[@gunjfur8633]

Yep

[@demoneyeslaharl]

Funny, it's rather disturbing fact: the original story had predators given collars or muzzles when they reached puberty. It was supposed to be way darker than what we got. In the end, they decided to forgo that aspect because they wanted to build a world where everyone would have liked and enjoyed to watch. Me, I felt they could have easily made A Blade Runner style animated film, but no way Disney would allow that! 😂

[@adamnelson4428]

Giraffic is a reference to gigantic a cancelled Disney project which at the time was still in production

[@kimiphillips8034]

Giraffic was supposed to be based on the Disney Movie “Gigantic” which would have been loosely based on “Jack and the Giant Beanstalk.” However, on October 10, 2017, Disney announced that the project had been cancelled and was replaced with Raya and the Last Dragon.

[@mevb]

Um, even in countries with gun restrictions (like in my country Sweden, you have to have weapons license in order to carry a gun and there are laws and restrictions such as only use them for hunting or at a shooting range, the only except are paintball guns but they're only to be rented at paintball shooting grounds), the police have firearms as it's part of their training and probably need it in certain situations like when they deal with armed criminals (though as a genral rule, police may not fire unless the criminal fire first, or the cop who did fire, even moreso if he/she manages to kill the criminal, regardless if he/she intends to kill the cops and/or hostages, then policeman/woman gets convicted and charged for breaking the law).

[@tonypeparoni1235]

33:06 this scene used to make my dog howl too. It’s was hilarious

[@nostalgia_queen2298]

Omg after U mentioned B99 it hit me that the polar bears are named Raymond and Kevin

[@yawkeyboy1996]

With the sequel getting announced last month, I’m really intrigued to see what they decide to do with it.

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

maybe it's about Judy being commissioned to investigate things in nearby cities, maybe a city where they want to gather reptiles and birds but there are social problems to solve, it's just a theory 😅

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

Let's hope they don't screw it up I don't trust modern day disney

[@dragolingrand7778]

Giraffic fun fact: is a spoof on a film that was yet to be released called Gigantic, it was a disney feature film that was basically an adaptation of Jack and the Beanstalk. Unfortunately the film was cancelled, and never saw the light of day.

[@unvoicedapollo3318]

Giraffig was a reference to "Gigantic"; a Jack & the Beanstalk adaptation. You might not be familiar since it's a project that got canceled soon after Zootopia & Moana because they felt they couldn't get the writing down.

[@Y0sh1no5am]

Did u know that otters are related to Honey badges? Honey badges that doesn't give a fox if a lion try pick q fight on it. Honey badges will attack anything that stands in its way. And otters are no exceptions. They will fight jaguars and crocodiles if they have too. And they too don't give a fox about it. Also do u know how big otters can be? Same size as a full grown German Shepard. And they can be a whole pack. If a crocodile swim in a otters territory it will be beaten up and eaten by otters. So yeah never underestimate otters.

[@FatLittleButterfly]

I love the dig at Frozen by the police captain and the DMV scene just relates too much xD Zootopia+ is a bunch of shorts that expands on the lore of Zootopia!

[@therojowo]

"Giraffic" the movie at Duke Weaselton's store, is a reference to the movie "Gigantic" (which was a Disney adaptation of Jack and the Beanstalk that died in development)

[@LunaNyaVT]

The bootleg movie Giraffic from Weasleton is a play on Gigantic which was a cancelled movie in 2017 from Disney.

[@mevb]

The thing with Clawhauser is out of breath is not only because being lazy and overweight gives him bad condition but cheetahs can only run fast for a short distance before getting really tired.

[@megacrashthehedgehog5377]

"Giraffic" is meant to be a parody of a now canceled Disney movie called "Gigantic", based on Jack and the Beanstalk.

[@manxgirl]

41:53 - Their was supposed to be a Disney 🎥 called "Gigantic", inspired by "Jack and the Beanstalk". But, it was cancelled.

[@endergeo116]

That Fennec Fox is the best character in the whole movie XD

[@cmrobbins88]

Giraffic is a reference to a canceled Disney Animated feature called Gigantic, a loose re-telling of Jack and the Beanstalk.

[@cctomcat321]

A movie that won't get recommended by many, but one I think is right up your ally, is John Dies at the End. Also, you guys would have a BLAST with Tucker & Dale vs Evil. That one is known enough by general audiences. I'd highly recommend both being put on a list, maybe more towards October, especially Tucker & Dale.

[@RichardCox0]

I’m dumb and don’t know actors but the mayor at 35:50 made me immediately recognize the voice of Stanford from Gravity Falls and the googling that followed made me realize it’s J Jonah Jameson too. I’ve somehow lived this long never knowing this and honestly I’m surprised I know how to breathe.

[@mevb]

Actually, the neighbors Bucky Oryx-Antlerson (the Kudu) and Pronk Oryx-Antlerson (Gemsbok) are voiced by director Byron Howard and Jared Bush, the writer and co-director.

[@pickleboy6059]

Otters are actual quite dangerous. They can be extremely territorial around their young, to the point of attacking and even killing much larger animals they feel may pose a threat to them. The giant otter, the largest of the species, have been seen and videotaped killing black caimans by biting it to death. There is also a case of a pack attacking a women where they bit and scratched the crap out of her face.

[@AmyL._orcgirl]

One of my favorite lines in this is: He was the opposite of friendly. He was UNfriendly.

[@milowisgrosstm9290]

what's funny is that most people see otters and go "awwwww" but they're actually an APEX PRED of their environment LMAO

[@thecluckster3908]

Huh idk why but I never thought about what a real life equivalent of a fox taser or spray would be.

[@ashleighmodglin]

Perhaps wolf urine, like how that deters coyotes and foxes from chicken coops in real life.

[@LaraArnhold]

47:40 detail: This reporter is a diferent animal in diference countrys :p Like, in Brazil is a jaguar, in China is a panda and stuff :p

[@blackdragon227]

Cinema Therapy did a really good video for this movie, I think you guys would like the analysis about the themes of implicit bias and such.

[@mevb]

Giraffic was meant to be a reference to then up-coming but now cancelled movie Gigantic, which was an adaption on Jack and the Beanstalk. It was canned because of story problems.

[@Thecaptian3233]

The small fox Nick hangs out with is a fennec fox in they are really small even when full groan.

[@jeremytung1632]

Pretty sure Jason Bateman and Jennifer Goodwins spirit animals are a fox and a rabbit respectively.

[@caitlinsessom161]

zootopia actually gives away that bellwether was the villain if you look at the phone it says "call doug" and it's the same doug that makes the night howler serum

[@silversamurai0267]

As someone who has a pet bunny... they *absolutely* have nails. On all four feet. Those front paws are meant for digging and the hind paws are meant for defense. Watch the movie Watership Down if you ever want to see the kind of damage a rabbit can do...

[@baileycox6847]

YES RABBIT SQUAD

[@kylecorwin6231]

"Giraffic" is a reference to a movie called "Gigantic" that was in production at the time, but cancelled.

[@emilyjayde3704]

The answer to your Brooklyn 99 question is YES I would watch that 😂

[@brianstewart3897]

My age hits me when I hear people say they recognize Jason Bateman from Arrested Development. I remember him all the way back from Silver Spoons.

[@Whatsthis4]

Nick has such a fluffy tail and I really wanna pet it so bloody bad

[@RzK_venger795]

Let me guess, Ruff has already watched it a 1000 times with his daughter, am I right? 😂

[@sortastupid]

Pretty much yea lol

[@BuddyRIP]

18:29 shoutout to emmit otter Christmas special! Its my moms favorite too, my family used to watch it every christmas growing up

[@Hanmacx]

Yeah Bunnies are great at multiplying 😅

[@maryisdoingvideos]

The scene with Judy and Nick after she has the press conference is my favorite when it comes to the message of the movie. That line "so there's a 'them' now" is oh so great, and shows how an us vs them mentality is always used for narratives targeting minorities, since that's what predators are in this movie.

[@protog2663]

6:48 if you're interested in video game worlds, y'all should watch Wreck it Ralph!