Zootopia - Happy Tears! - Movie Reaction

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Walt Disney Animation Studios presents a heartwarming comedy-adventure set in the modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia. With habitat neighborhoods like ritzy Sahara Square and frigid Tundratown, it's a melting pot where animals from every environment live together-a place where no matter what you are, from the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew, you can be anything. But when optimistic Officer Judy Hopps arrives, she discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals isn't so easy. Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a case, even if it means partnering with fast-talking, scam-artist fox Nick Wilde to solve the mystery
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[@leila_m_g]

Don’t ever be sorry for crying, it’s actually refreshing to see people show emotions 😊 And family movies always tug at the heartstrings! Love your reactions!

[@miserableghost6385]

One of my favorite really small details that you’d have to pause to see is on the application it asks if you’ve ever been arrested and Nick checked ‘yes’ then scribbled it out and put ‘no’ 😂

[@TriXJester]

You know I've seen it pointed out before but when Judy goes home and runs into her old bully, the way he apologizes and the word choices he makes are the same phrases used in therapy. Just a little addition they added to show that Gideon got help for his behavior and has grown through therapy. Its something I enjoy that they didnt need to add but I am so glad they did.

[@Psychoclaw]

"They're rams! They're all rams! They're ramming their way in!"

[@AmberyTear]

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". 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.

[@acidxrainstom3764]

It’s interesting that at

[@kimikolee7313]

29:18

[@hellowhat890]

I actually was studying for my bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice when this movie came out. So when Judy schooled Nick several times as a cop, I loved every single one of the ways that she basically explained how the law worked at a basic level.

[@cottonhairedaesthetic2005]

I just realized all of judy’s microaggressions thoughout the movie 😭 “real articulate fella”

[@DraggorLecanth]

Shakira actually insisted on her character having distinct hips. The original design was a lot thinner.

[@Maxxarcade]

Nick and Judy are so great together. They formed a friendship at a natural pace that felt earned, and it would make a strong base for a relationship if handled properly. Though after nearly 6 years, I'm starting to lose hope for a good sequel.

[@kimbapkidding2634]

What I've noticed about Judy's police training montage that no one really seems to point out is this: on her own, she fails at everything she does. But she's able to use other animals' uses to her advantage and comes out successful. It goes to show later on in the movie when she knows how to use other people's help to make observations and get where she needs to go.

[@pacificpainter7232]

36:11

[@StAngel22]

I remember this movie being such a wholesome surprise. It’s very smart in talking with kids about racism and prejudice. And don’t be shame for crying, it’s very healthy and empathic.

[@hellowhat890]

Idris Elba as Chief Bobo using the words, "Let it go" is one of the best references/jokes they've ever used. XD

[@gamemaster2819]

I feel this movie had an important lesson on prejudice that is not touched on enough. It can exist in even the best of us, and we need to accept the worst in us if we want to prevent it from subconsciously taking over our actions and to make the world better

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

Shakira actually demanded that they change the digital model for her character, Gazelle. It was originally quite skinny, and basically was little more than a furry stick figure. She forced them to change it to reflect a thicker, more shapely body type.

[@ladygray6081]

Me: its just zootopia he's not going to cry

[@luviemoo]

i think the prejudice they were portraying against nick was racism and against judy was sexism i feel this makes sense with the different struggles that they faces

[@hanna-writes]

"Nicholas Wilde, you're under arrest"