Why is *ZOOTOPIA* so DEEP?! First Time Watching! (Movie Commentary & Reaction)

[@chelseyhenkes8685]

The thing about her being assigned to parking duty first, it actually makes sense: imagine what happens if a newbie gets thrown into the worst duties first without having the on-the-ground experience and the precinct doesn't really know what you can do. It's actually a way of keeping her safe and seeing just how determined she is to stay.

[@esthercho6249]

I think Judy was upset cuz there were missing mammal cases that DIDN'T have officers to work on (like otterton - nobody was working on his case, and Judy was available). Yet Bogo didn't give her any job. Even if she is a rookie, she was assigned to THE zootopia police department. Not bunnyburrow's police department. And she's valedictorian. She definitely can try to 'take' a case, even if she may be a newbie - when there's not enough officers to go on cases.

[@SnekOil]

@@esthercho6249 she didn't know about Otterton yet. Besides, it's not that they didn't have enough officers, they just didn't know where to start

[@CosmicNova1000]

@Pixis Princess Exactly

[@ammygamer]

Yeah, it's a densely populated urban area, with lots of nooks and crannies to learn about. Parking duty gives her ample opportunity to explore and learn details about the layout of the city, and get a feel for people that usually go to each area and what they do there, and not just memorise stale data from a map. I think the only thing that actually soured the moment for me is that they (apparently) didn't assign her to an (even if small and shared) office. Her apartment is not exactly a safe place to work with police data and documents. I'm gonna assume that is background info that they felt that didn't need screen-time though.

[@flopjul3022]

@@SnekOil she did. the officer: And Judy parking duty. Judy: but there were 14 missing mammal cases, meaning one can be for me. In case you forgot i was top of my class the officer: Didnt forget, just didnt care. Judy: Im not just a token bunny the officer: That means 100 tickets shouldnt be a problem Judy: im not gonna write 100 tickets... im gonna write 200... before lunch

[@seesawseesaw]

nick’s fox friend isn’t a regular fox, instead a fennec fox which are a lot smaller and have larger ears, explaining the difference in appearance

[@alexgrimm354]

Fennecs are really adorable. A Zoo near me Had two.

[@victorlannister5606]

In certain places people keep them as pets. Though it is discouraged.

[@finlayarts2686]

It's fun to note that the creators gave him a desert themed paintjob on his van too since Fennec fox's are desert creatures.

[@koreancowboy42]

It's fun to have an deep voice xD

[@VolanDaEpt]

верно говоришь! Хотя разница не столько во внешности, сколько в восприятии окружающих

[@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.

[@meggy_davidson]

Wow that’s amazing, I had no idea. Damn makes his storyline a bit darker, thought he was just some random first target.

[@ThePreciseClimber]

It is a little odd Judy's family only ever used the scientific name but oh well. :P

[@onelusciouslad7841]

Oh shiitttt, that's sick, I never realised that

[@DanGamingFan2406]

And he knew that if Mr. Big's polar bears were hit, he wouldn't stand a chance.

[@fireatwilliam]

Theres so many details omg

[@azure-mist]

“Isn’t that kind of discriminatory?” - Sophie, figuring out the whole point and message of the movie, like, 8 minutes

[@Love_4_kiki]

This is indeed true (I know say “indeed” because of zhongli)

[@RangeCMYK]

​@@Love_4_kiki"Ah, is that so?"

[@GenkoNoMiko]

When you think about it logically, it makes sense that Flash would be speeding. With how slowly he takes his foot on and off the pedals, he would take forever to slow down. 😆

[@fireatwilliam]

Thats true xD

[@Cardiisshook]

Well he should’nt be in a sports car then 😂😂 more like a scooter or something lol

[@antman7288]

For those of you who are wondering, Mr. Big is a shrew, the only mammal with poison glands, which is probably how he became a crime boss.

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

shrews are also one of the most voracious predators, having to eat many times their weight a day to survive

[@Keii_chiiu]

i thought that a platypus was the only mammal with poison glands lmao edit: wait no it was venom, my bad

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

@@Keii_chiiu All venoms are poisons, so if something is a venom gland, it is also a poison gland. So you were right from the start saying a platypus has poison glands. (And I also thought he was the only poisonous mammal.)

[@AlxMar5]

@@MaximeLafreniere433 poison and venom are two separate toxins in biology. Unless venom can also cause adverse effects if consumed or absorbed some other way that is not direct injection to the blood, it is not poison.

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

@@AlxMar5 Venom is only a specific category of poisons. And a poison can be anything harmful to you when absorbed, doesn't matter how. "All venoms are poisonous, but not all poisons are venomous" Just to be clear: Venom is a type of poison you inject to someone (snakes, scorpios, spiders, mosquitos, etc.). A poisonous creature will poison you if you inject it "yourself", so basically all dangerous plants (not all, but the *large majority)* and a ton of animals with defense mechanisms against predators, like monarch butterfly. If you bite it and you die, it's poisonous. If it bites you and you die, it's venomous ("bites" here can be replace by "sting" for example). I see why you got confused, this was a problem with the definition of words that are used interchangeably and mixed up too often.

[@thedaydreamingauthor2744]

When I was little, I was confused why she got a sucky job, but now that I'm older, I realize that a newbie like herself shouldn't be out doing what other cops are. The leader cop had the right to mad at her. She went through training, but she has to gain experience on the real world before actually engaging in it.

[@freedantheeternal]

Yeah, it can almost be considered a form of hazing, to make sure the rookies are going to be reliable and do what they're told before they're given more responsibility.

[@Stevarooni]

@@freedantheeternal not hazing, just...an introduction. Newly-graduated hot shot lawyers don't get to handle the Walmart account on their own the instant they join a new law group. Now, the mockery is hazing to a degree, but that goes away once you've proven yourself at your job...and your ability to take a couple of jabs.

[@fredericksaxton9782]

@@Stevarooni It didn't sound like he was ever going to let her do more though. Also, what does putting tickets on cars do to train police? Why not ACTUAL training and exercise to see their worth, y'know, actually HELPFUL things? I don't think putting tickets on cars gets me any closer to helping anybody when they are the most loathed and barely moving their bodies, as shown by the movie. And then this lack of training is why, even after putting tickets on cars properly, many cops STILL can't do their job right! Putting tickets on cars DOES NOT prove your worth or talent as a protector of the people! This is why cops shoot suicidal people even when they don't have guns, because instead of actually learning sh*t, they're busy putting tickets on parked cars!

[@SusanaCanales1]

@@fredericksaxton9782 She can learn about the city and it’s people in different areas? Considering she’s from the country, that’s kinda important. The actually helpful things police do aren’t something a newbie should be doing.

[@nickfidler6908]

It's also training in and of itself, helping her learn the layout of the city that she'll eventually be patrolling!

[@radiogobrrrrrrr1949]

For y’all who wondering how the predators got their protein, the producers came with the idea that insects get their meat from insects, but only a few scenes made it to the drawing board, but in some scenes you can see some bug related fast food joints, and even some discarded grasshopper burger boxes. Also, the producers also came with the idea that predators wear shock collars that electrocute them any time they feel strong emotion, but was cut because it was too dark

[@Awesomewolfpic]

well also movie nick was going to be the main character and judy would shut down nick theme park.

[@dtavs_exe]

Well we don't see any sapient reptilians, birds or fish, so that's one way they can get their proteins.

[@Destinum]

Fish, birds, reptiles etc. are more likely to be the main food sources for predators most, since only mammals are sapient in the Zootopia universe.

[@YourFriendlyShapeShifterFriend]

There actually a sushi shop on the artic place background once

[@iantaggart3064]

There's also some fish restaurants visible in some shots.

[@bwilliams463]

Young Nick is adorable. I felt so bad for him when the other Scouts turned on him.

[@nutrient.-.7275]

Fr I was like no poor little fox

[@masonjenks7636]

@@nutrient.-.7275 agree. his backstory is one of the most tragic Disney wrote.

[@brookerickettson4950]

It is heavily implied that Nick ran away after the scout incident and became a scam artist. I need him to reconnect w his mom in a sequel.

[@bwilliams463]

@@brookerickettson4950 You know, I never picked upon that, the fact that he said he'd been on his own since he was twelve.

[@neaqurneaindahneaqurneaind6047]

When i saw nick's backstory i was very traumatised now every time someone metions nick's backstory i get really scared:(

[@arsonanarchybunny5541]

Actually one of the creators said that Nick isn't a millionaire. He's been spending all his money on treatments for his sick mother, sweetly sad.

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

Yeah that’s what I said too. They just decided to delete that out of the movie since it couldn’t go in forever and was mostly focused on Judy( maybe we’ll learn more in the sequels)

[@windygrass9807]

Oh, I didnt know that.. 😢

[@finlayarts2686]

Fun fact: I was working at my town's small mom and pop theater when this movie came out. There were so many people who tried to take their toddlers to see this movie and of course they had to leave early because the kids would start crying from the jumpscares. So I actually would warn people that had small kids about that possibility. It's really not a movie for little kids. The main story plot would go over most of their heads and the scares and seriousness would just overall make it not enjoyable for them. So I recommended 5< years should be the ones that saw it. Then again we had people trying to take their toddlers into Unbroken X3

[@mesajarjarbinks9747]

Funnily, this was one of my niece’s favorite movies when she was 2, but then again she also loved the nightmare before Christmas when she was 2.

[@gamemaster2819]

Zootropolis is the name for some countries, some because of different languages synonyms for metropolis and some for legal issues (there’s a German trademark for Zootopia) I love this movie for showing the prejudice is not exclusive to any group and can even exist in good people, but can be overcome if one accepts it and tries to be better

[@JBSouls]

Amusingly, the movie is called Zoomania in Germany. So there's at least 3 different names for this... reminds me of the whole Moana / Vaiana name thing.

[@JAYDOG1337A]

yeah, it's Zootropolis over here in Britain

[@xfabian21]

@@JBSouls The Moana thing is because there is some european p*rnstar named Moana, thats why they changed the name in europe to Vaiana. But both names mean ocean, so it still fits.

[@alphamorion4314]

Nicely put, about the message. Another thing I really like about this movie, is the theme of forgiveness and second chances. Gideon went and got help and he got better; even Judy screwed up, and Nick actually forgave her. That's a nice second underlying message about it

[@bharath5541]

5:55 - "SLAY GIRL, MY QUEEN" 6:05 - "tHaT's aCtUaL aSsAuLt" LMAO

[@Kriliska]

I'll just copy-paste what I wrote under another Zootopia reaction: I know exactly how Nick feels. For some of us immigrants, no matter how good, peaceful and trustworthy you try to be, society will keep using you as a scapegoat and keep blaming you for crimes of your "ancestors" aka "people you have no real connection to". It will be made clear to you that no matter what you do in life, society will try to screw you over at every turn on systemic level, it will never be easier. Being nice and polite just doesn't work against discrimination based on fearmongering against you. So you have to become assertive, blunt and be able to physically stand your ground. Make it clear that attacking you with fists or words will be met with equally effective counter attack. But you have to be very very careful to not become cruel, immoral and bitter in the process. That's the hard part. Learn from crimes "your people" committed but don't let anyone bully you to get the illusion of justice. And no, this movie doesn't apply only to issue of racism but to any fear-based xenophobia. I'm white but race had nothing to do with what happened to ma and many others like me. Don't just think of America because these issues apply worldwide.

[@masonjenks7636]

Wow thanks for sharing your story. You’re so much braver than me since I’ve been mistreated because of something I can’t control.

[@lettylunasical4766]

Isn't the criticism of white people and the crimes of white ancestors that it's created a system in which non-white people are more likely to be discriminated against? Not so much just the existence of what white people in the past did, but how it unfairly affects the now?

[@afriendlycadian9857]

I wouldn't use the word scapegoat because for alot of countries immigrants especially illegal ones really hurt the infrastructure of countries. Then those immigrants don't try to learn the native culture or language, just do what they want inveribly just take benefits or jobs by cash which can't be taxed invariably start to make up alot of the local crime. So inevitably the native population start to growa fear and hatred that is based on past experiences. I have personally seen this in my own country, in my local area before I was born it was a thriving town and place to go at the weekend to shop and go out. But now in my twenties the town has become run down and the large population of Romanians came in taking up alot of housing which inveritably was given to them not brought but dont even take care of their housing just chucking their garbage on the public paths etc, alot of them are on benefits or do cash jobs. Hang around town in large groups in the betting shops etc refuse to use speak the native language and use that as a excuse if they get in trouble and a general bad attitude. Alot of the local crime is from them. To the point that walking at night around those areas or in general is unsafe for most especially girls. They harass school girls and try to make advances on them and groom them, walking into girls changing rooms at gyms and shops but say they dont understand the signs. So now I would say I have a hatred of Romanian people I know not all are like that but it's got to the point that when I see one I instinctively hold my belongings tighter and distrust/ give them a wide birth

[@wizardofarts1276]

36:44 when you went "eat dirt, it's called a hustle sweetheart" I just thought you sounded so proud and it was even more hilarious with no camera 🤣

[@davidedwards1705]

33:33 That apology from her bully was beautiful. 34:20 and Judy's apology was just as beautiful. 35:01 Save the Mobster's daughter and get protected for LIFE. 37:27 There is a TV series I would watch. "The Cases of Judy and Nick, Zootopia Patrol."

[@masonjenks7636]

This is one of the best 2010s Disney movies I’ve ever seen. Powerful message, stunning animation, great cast like Jason Bateman, JK Simmons, I could go on. Basically this movie is A tier

[@iamcool544]

And it made loads of people furries

[@Megaproductions302]

The Sloth DMV scene is probably the most genius and original jokes I’ve seen in a Disney film for a long time especially given that it is so accurate to how most DMVs are 🤣

[@jongu71]

Fun fact: in the Swedish translation, the hippo mom’s wish to see Judy dead is sugar-coated with something much milder, but I don’t remember exactly what now.

[@thesuperfluousone2537]

"...ZPD's very first rabbit officer..." 6:53 Mayor Lionheart is the only one in this movie who knows Judy's species is "rabbit."

[@liamphibia]

It still blows my mind that a Disney movie made literal homages to The Godfather & Breaking Bad. (Fun Fact: One of the those sheep is named 'Woolter' cause heh... Y'know!)😂

[@oncerand_directioner]

And another was named Jesse; really driving home that reference😂

[@panzerwolf494]

Zootopia is a good movie. I really like that they hit on reality in the movie and didn't repeat the old tripe of "dreams come true", because they don't for the majority of people. It's cool to support people trying to be themselves, but don't fill them with "your dreams come true, everything's a rainbow, the world is a perfect place"

[@Trainline5000]

I was certainly surprised by this movie, it's got a bit of everything! Your editing is on point as always, your personality and humour are why you are one of my favourite reaction channels!

[@SophieLents]

aww, thank you so much!

[@CosmicNova1000]

I agree love her videos her personality and humor as well

[@laei6391]

@@SophieLents You got the best humor and memes tho

[@Caredroia]

Love the character of Nick Wilde, he is my KING!

[@davidhasselblad2898]

"she has PTSD" I wonder what it was like to be muzzled as a child and chastised for being a different species. He does too.

[@LanHua711]

Mr. Big is a shrew and the film makers wanted the crime boss to be the most vicious animal on the planet. Shrews are carnivores that eat ten times their body weight a day, so they are very aggressive and have to be vicious in order to get that much meat.

[@Aleksey.Yero.SS.Araujo]

The message of the parents being "Don't pursue your dreams" seems crazy but i think that when they have 276 kids to take care it can be quite reasonable to think that way XD

[@AZDfox]

To be fair to Nick, tax evasion is how they got Al Capone.

[@ssr8555]

One thing I really love about this movie is that the animals move like their real life counterparts do. It’s a small detail but a really enjoyable one.

[@rdfan7669]

Judy's mother is voiced by the same voice actor as Sally from Cars, Bonnie Hunt. And, funnily enough, Bonnie H is also the mother's name, except the H stands for Hopps here.

[@sarahcurrie145]

I love how you figured out the whole movies SO quickly and also figured out who responsible for the crime way before it was shown✨💖

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

"Does it take her three hours to get there?" Yeah I once had a job like that, the daily commute took hours not due to distance but the traffic. Yikes! Ah....life before the pandemic 🤣

[@GenkoNoMiko]

I always thought that she woke up at 5:30 because she was just that excited to start her first day, not necessarily because of commute time. 😜

[@getshwifty3101]

"I was so ready to see a hand, or a head on a pike, or something." Yea, the ladies never expect the velvety smooth voice of Jerry Vole. It's why I always put him on to set the mood 🤣🤣🤣

[@stephanginther9051]

8:55 Yeah...my father is one of those. He's pretty much good at everything. He even became a computer programmer at the tender age of _48._ Yes... I mean he _started_ learning code then. He's pushing 60 now and is a solid programmer.

[@R3D-3Y3Z]

22:37 Fun fact: Mr Big is an arctic shrew because in real life, they're the most vicious predator in the world. They can eat prey bigger than themselves and even their own kind

[@bobogus7559]

Zootopia is the name of the movie in American releases. Zootropolis is the title used on foreign releases in certain countries and areas like Britain. The voice actors for the news reporters (and occasionally the species of animal) changes between each release version as well.

[@nightwing7820]

5:14 what do you expect rabbits are good at multiplying

[@masonjenks7636]

Literally the first time I saw Zootopia when I was 12, that adult joke flew over my head.

[@sabrina.o]

if you watch closely, you can see a post-it in the socalled office from Bellwether. It's on her table when they look at the recordings of the surveillance cameras. It says "Call Doug". :) I noticed it after I watched the movie a few times. (It's in my top 3 of disneymovies) (I hope you understand what I'm saying, I'm from Germany and I don't use english that much) :)

[@kateiannacone2698]

...I never noticed that!

[@jfilesgraphics]

I think the funniest scene in this whole movie is the sloth scene. Always has me rollin' :)

[@phousefilms]

You might notice there was "Giraffic"in Weaselton's movie bootlegs, which was based on a cancelled Disney movie "Gigantic"that was going to be based on Jack and the Beanstalk, with Jack befriending a giant girl.

[@ThamiorSilberdrache]

"I can't remember character names in movies... Oh, it's Giddeon" (who's name was only said once quite at the start of the movie and who was not even playing a role for the past hour or so...) :D

[@superabi5214]

What's even funnier is, Flash was probably going that fast because it takes him longer to take his foot of the pedal when driving 😂

[@kelsey1467]

did you know that the orginally had nick as the protagnost and judy as the sidekick but switched it around cause to nick the city was broken from the beggining and following the story through the eyes of a cynic would degrade the message and the city itself with judy being more optomisitic and starry eyed the story and the themes made more sense thats what they said anyway so what do you think good decision

[@MafiosiPepperoni]

Fun Fact: For the case you didn't notice, Mr Big is a reference to Don Vito Corleone, he is also known as "Godfather" ;) The movie Godfather is also really good 👍🏻

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

Yeay literally one of my top 3 favorite modern day animated movie. Really wanted a Zootopia 2, imagine an inter-species dating plot line.

[@716_ハディくん]

also anime/manga Beastars

[@sabinagubova6453]

Hi ive heard they are actually doing a tv show Zootopia+ so thats kind of a sequel:)

[@masonjenks7636]

We’re getting a series called Zootopia+. Not what we want but I’m looking forward to seeing it.

[@artlly_]

I think a series following Judy and Nick as cops would be more interesting kind of like White Collar or Castle or something. I am excited for Zootopia+ though

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

@@artlly_ The Castle thing can definitely work, would be pretty cool seeing them solving crimes together. Even that little snippet at the end of the movie was fun

[@Jamesnomoon]

Heh, funny you should say about Nick being so smart but being caught for tax evasion? That's literally how they got Al Capone back in the day, when he seemed almost untouchable.

[@eliscoby3242]

It's a really good movie with a solid story, world building, and characters.

[@sammylane21]

Remember when Shakira dressed as her Zootopia characters by accident for her SUPERBOWL show? 😂

[@petergreig4832]

'You built an empire and they got you for tax evasion?' That's exactly how they got Al Capone in real life

[@CattleTheCat]

*An Animal Is On Screen For 3 Seconds* My brain: *"AWWWWW!!!!!"* Me: "Wow even elephants act like humans! That's cool!"

[@purgeblue]

4:24. the movie is called Zootopolis in some countires like Norway where I live. It’s a similar thing to regional differences in movies, like in Inside out when the dad is not paying attention he thinks about hockey, but in another region it’s soccer

[@kevinerose]

I really love this movie. It was fun watching you stereotype each of the characters throughout the movie. But that is all part of it as everyone does this and the movie obviously pushes us to do that. Discrimination and bullies are all around us and is difficult to know one from another. We can't always assume who the true bully is in any situation without knowing all the details. Otherwise, we can become a bully ourselves very quickly.

[@jongu71]

This might be one of the best Disney movies, maybe even THE best.

[@augustinensang3109]

Speaking of Disney's fox protagonists, did you enjoy Robin Hood who's also sly but honorable?

[@migmit]

19:15 going to a naturists' club isn't necessarily something that Emmet should hide from his wife. For all we know, they could both be regulars, and even if not, she could be well aware of her husband's social life.

[@yolkythetoastt]

Thank you so much for watching this one! It's one of my favorites 💖

[@SophieLents]

thank you for watching ❤️

[@michaelmay4402]

It amazes me how quickly you figure out plot points. I didn't even catch it the first time

[@isaacstevenson2960]

It’s interesting how you kept bringing up Nick being a con man to eventually being a cop. Zootopia+ is on its way and it would be really interesting to get an episode delving deep into that. Maybe when the other officers find out they might kick him off the team and maybe put his partnership with Judy into question. Or maybe and episode where Nick was framed for something and thrown in jail and Judy has to risk her job to prove his innocence.

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

It’s actually sequels there making I believe. Never heard of read news on a show- going to on princess and frog though

[@katonnor]

The movie is called Zootropolis in some countries and called Zootopia in others. It doesn't really make a difference to the plot but it is an interesting version difference

[@raylynne5280]

This is one of my FAVORITE animated movies to come out (kind of) recently

[@R3D-3Y3Z]

Nobody gonna talk about how they snuck a naturist club in a kid movie?

[@skywalkerjohn8965]

When I was a kid I watch this movie because of the characters look cute. But now looking back I can see the true purpose of this.

[@ADorneofSwords]

I found your channel just the other day and I am really loving your content! Thank you!

[@-wwwierdo-8368]

That fox in the beginning with Nick, pretending to be a baby, is a Fenix Fox they are small foxes even when there grown ups. So he was an adult.

[@GlamityJean]

This movie is my favourite animated movie, maybe even favourite movie all around

[@videohistory722]

Another one: Flash was speeding because it takes too long to take his foot off the pedal.

[@brookerickettson4950]

He is also the fastest sloth at the DMV, so might be a bit of a speed demon!!

[@SledRider-bf3ih]

I definitely agree, so I can only guess this guy probably has a huge amount if debt. If he can't take his foot off the brake fast enough, he must've rear ended a lot of people. Either that, or he has an auto-braking vehicle.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

10:27 Chief Bogo wears glasses in this scene because Cape Buffaloes in real life have poor eyesight.

[@R3D-3Y3Z]

The director were clearly watching a lot of National Geographic

[@Idk-mh9pl]

I love how she says "how short people are discriminated in the movie" and keeps remarking "It's not fair that short people aren't treated the same way as tall in the movie" and then says "just in the movie" as if it wasn't the same case in real life lol. I mean in her previous videos she has said many discriminatory stuff against short people, makes sense that she remarks that only in the movie that's unfair

[@ishangimhan6112]

6:08 female bunny attck first "that's my girl" male fox attack back "this actually assualt, crime" this exactly how real world works

[@filipe_diass]

absolutely love zootopia. was so fun watching your reaction

[@BilgeRadić]

Zootopia is one of the best movies from Disney

[@rachelkelly2293]

I agree! 😄

[@masonjenks7636]

I agree too

[@mevb]

The reason Zootopia is called Zootropolis, is because there's a zoo in Denmark called Zootopia so it was changed to Zootropolis here in Europe to avoid copyright infringement.

[@gk2370]

I really enjoyed your reaction video, you're really perceptive and figured out almost everything almost immediately

[@xorngoh7303]

Nick is pretty much one of the situations where he is the perfect fit for being a police due to his past criminal activities. 1) He knows almost everyone from the criminal world, even a common thief that sells pirated CDs like the weasel. 2) Friends with even government officials/workers like Flash. He pretty much skipped queue and went straight to Flash. If Judy had to queue, it would probably take her longer to run the plates. The sloths obviously don't care if the others have to wait. 3) Being someone who used to be criminal, he even knows how they think and operate, as shown when he predicted the route of the wolves kidnappers when they kidnapped the jaguar. 4) He is cunning and smart and extremely quick witted, already being a millionaire at a young age, although it was attributed to fraud and shady business practices. His resourcefulness, knowledge and personal connections combined will make one heck of a detective who have access almost to anywhere and anyone.

[@mariamrguigue2739]

Hi Sophie Lents, I've been new to your channel for a while, and I've watched several of your videos. I just wanted to tell you that I love yours videos commentary and reaction : each time, I laugh a lot, and even sometimes I'm moved. In addition, I have already seen a large part of his films that I loved like Encanto or Kung fu panda, and in addition to laughing at his moments, yours reactions make me laugh as well. So here it is, it was just to let you know how I feel, and that I can't wait to see yours next videos to come👋

[@SophieLents]

Thank you so much, Mariam!

[@hyzenthlay7151]

It was called Zootropolis in Europe. I think it was because a zoo or something already had the name Zootopia trademarked. A bit like why Starfox is called Starwing in Europe.

[@c.a-reacts7797]

I just realized something in scene 34:49 it when he says I have movies that haven’t been released yet it shows floaten 2 aka frozen 2 which was released 2019 and zootopia was released 2016 😮 edit: go to scene 34:47

[@azrulazman6180]

WOW! U reacted to, believe it or not, my dad's favourite animated movie!(aft Tarzan) This sounded cliche but seeing u reacting to this means a LOT to me! We loved EVERYTH bout this movie! It's fun, has very deep meaning, has amazing characters, amazing plot n twist. But Officer Judy Lents managed to "predict the future" without anyone's help especially frm Nick Wilde(who even is that?😆) 36:14 that was actually adorable n funny😂 everyone MUST be treated with equality without ANY discrimination! The reason why my dad LOVE this movie. THNK U sooo much for this, as ALWAYS, AWESOME reaction n hope ur doing well Ms Sophie!🤗❤

[@SophieLents]

Thank you so much as always!! 🥰

[@mevb]

When you think of it, Disney have twice made self-mocking in this movie and Frozen. Here it's Bogo saying "This is not a cartoon musical where you sing a little song and all your insipid dreams will come true." and in Frozen Elsa say to Anna "You can't marrying a guy that you just have met.". Both have happened in Disney movies of the past, mostly in Princess movies such as Snow White, Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty (especially those).

[@ianz9916]

It's quite fun watching Zootropolis and finding the places where Disney missed changing the name from Zootopia like on the car number plates. It was changed in Europe because Disney failed to do their research and Zootopia was already registered as a trademark. Of course that's not the story that Disney came out with but it's not really plausible that they would redo all the animation and marketing to make the name more palatable to UK audiences.

[@Phatz28]

so happy u reacted to this,pls keep up the work i luv yo vids🙏🏽❤️

[@SophieLents]

Ty ❤️

[@Phatz28]

@@SophieLents 😊

[@Trivator-mi8hx]

That "baby" was a fully grown fennec fox one of if not the smallest mammals on earth which is sadly extinct.

[@chadatchison145]

This was so much fun thanks Sophie. I'm looking forward to your reaction to the new Hotel Transylvania just cos of a running joke in the movie you always comment on, so when I saw it I immediately thought of you lol. :)

[@יובלקונסקר]

love shakia's try everything song and her character gazelle

[@robindude8187]

"...did she just get actually assaulted..." Well, let's be fair, she _did_ kick him in the _face_ first. It's not so much 'assault' as 'a fight', and one she was _very_ unwise to pick given the difference in size, muscle, and her lack of skills or weaponry to even things out. "...one bunny can call another bunny 'cute'..." I _always_ have problems with this. Words only have the power _we_ give them, so saying that 'X is offensive to say' is problematic at the start. But _worse_ than that is how 'only X people can say Y' merely _perpetuates_ the bigotry that people are trying to _avoid._ How is it _not_ bigoted to make that 'only X people' statement? Isn't that effectively the _same_ statement as 'you can't say X, because you're Y', or 'you can't _do_ X, because you're Y'? (Yes, there _are_ some things that being a member of Y _will_ actually prevent one from doing X, but I can't think of a _single_ case where that fact was used as a pejorative in any way. Biological females being able to give birth and biological males _not_ being able to do so is never something that anyone _shames_ someone for.) "...does no one know how to park in this town..." Simple numbers. Notice she was writing tickets _the moment_ the meters expired, and those are the _old style_ meters where you put money in and then the spot is yours for X amount of time (compared to newer, more _modern_ versions, where you 'sign in' to a parking spot, and then when you 'sign out' later on you just pay whatever you owe at that time). Anyway, lots of people are 'late to feed the meter' or take longer than they thought, or even _expect_ to get ticketed and never put money in the meter in the _first_ place (if the ticket price is low enough, they just consider it the cost of the parking spot, and _that_ assumes they bother to eventually pay them off, which some folks don't). So in a _huge_ metropolis like she's in, likely with many, _many_ millions of residents (Bunnyburrow, for reference, had 81 _million_ as a population and going up by 5 per second, though that was likely more for humor than anything), the odds that you'll find, if you're conscientious, cars parked illegally (without the meters paid up) is pretty high. After all, if this _were not_ the case, it wouldn't be worth it to send out cops to do the job of _checking._ At least _part of_ parking spaces like that is so the _city_ can collect money, and if you're _spending_ more money _enforcing_ such things than you bring _in_ with it... it's a problem. Of course... every _ticket_ handed out is _also_ income for the city. As for the notion that Nick has 'millions'... um... no. He doesn't. He's _not_ a 'millionaire'. Keep in mind he was saying he was making 200 per day. That means _per year_ he was making about 73,000. Up there, but hardly 'millionaire' territory. Start taking out money for his _rent_ and _food,_ and that number's going _down_ in a hurry. Vehicles sometimes, and other expenses for things he just _wants_ (a TV for his house, clothing, furniture, etc), and while he's not _poor_ by any means, he's _hardly_ a hugely wealthy dude, and to _keep that up_ he has to work _every single day_ (no weekends, no time off, no holidays). So many people hear that he made 1.4 million and _fail_ to realize that this was done _over twenty years._ That's... a _very_ long time.

[@sammylane21]

John Lasseter was involved, no wonder it was so gripping and so funny.

[@abbij2009]

I remember when the movie came out I went to it 3 days in a row 💀 my dad got tired of taking me to it 😂

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

It's still an underrated movie.

[@susiewolf4318]

This is amazing! I had super fun time watching your reactions :)

[@adrianpetyt9167]

Nice analysis. I love how you usually spot the plot twists before they happen! Although I did think you could be a bit more broad minded about a nice family guy having an interest in yoga, even if it involves nudity! Species-wise, I notice that someone else has already pointed out that Nick's partner in crime is a fennec, which accounts for his being much smaller and cuter than a red fox, even when fully grown. Mr Big is a shrew. Shrews generally, and the Etruscan Shrew in particular, vie with the Bumblebee Bat for the title of World's Smallest Mammal. Regarding names, no, I'm pretty sure Mr. Big is not a reference to "the next Donald Trump" (Samantha's description of him when he first appears) from Sex and the City. Names like Mr. Big , The Big Guy, The Big Boss and variants thereon have been used for scary characters in crime dramas far longer than that! I could name the mysterious villain of The Saint in New York, the "great negro criminal" from Live and Let Die, a British sitcom from 1977 about a small-time thief with delusions of grandeur, a WWE wrestler from the 1980s- although he dressed as a cop, not a crook- and various others. Miss Bellwether's name is an interesting one. Strictly, a wether is a castrated male sheep, the bell-wether being the lead sheep of a flock and having a bell around its neck that the shepherd can hear. Ms B. is clearly a ewe, but she does wear a bell pendant. The "danger" sheep with the huge coiling horns is clearly not a wether either, any sheep that full of testosterone is an intact ram for sure!

[@lenmarfox2947]

Zootropolis is just the European title of the film because a zoo in Europe apparently had claim to the name soo Disney had to change the name, its the same film though if a character says "Zootopia" it's changed to "Zootropolis" and any wording shown on the film is also changed.

[@arthurjeremypearson]

"Tell the cops nothing. Tell the nurses and doctors EVERYTHING."

[@samhunt6300]

32:07 Judy got attacked by a fox and she believes all foxes are bad, on the contrast nick didn't assume every prey is racist just because well they are prey. It's not simply a ptsd there is racism mixed there.

[@sanibobani808]

I was already liking you and considering subscribing, but that "What is it? The Scorch Trials?" just sealed it in. That was my thoughts when I hear the polar bear say that. And I love that I'm not the only one who actively thinks about Maze Runner still

[@NiersFloater]

There is another meaning behind the different uses of Zootopia and Zootropolis. Zootopia referes to the old greek term Utopia, which describes a perfect non-violent society or future. So Zootopia is a perfect city for animals. Zootropolis on the other hand referes to the also greek term Metropolis, which simply describes a big city - in this context for animals. But Metropolis is sometimes connected to a negative image of a city as in the very old movie Metropolis by Fritz Lang from the year 1927 where people lived in a de-humanized society. So Zootopia would be the city as it worked in the beginning and even more as it come out, while Zootropolis would have been the city assistant mayor Bellwether tried to make it.

[@r-giireactions2235]

33:56 - Yes, a kitty can go savage, we know that all too well; My sister's cat, Angel, don't know how she got that name, but her nickname became the more appropriate, "Savage". Though I just called her Joby.

[@elegrin5170]

at 35:22 That ship guy was talking about the people who names are "Wolter and Jesse" .. Haha it is definitely Breaking Bad refferences.. :D

[@James-iu2km]

intentional or not.... Kudos to the editor... Clicked cause of thumbnail, started reading title as the vid began to play, got to the word *DEEP* ... when the elephant doing yoga showed up.... made me pause and type this. LOL.

[@videohistory722]

9:07 that's the idea. You want a city where all the animals can live together? You have to accommodate for all of them!

[@nutrient.-.7275]

Also I love the last scene where flash gets pulled over lol He’s so worrried but when he sees nick he gets all happy lol