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Zootopia Collection
Welcome to the urban jungle.
Determined to prove herself, Officer Judy Hopps, the first bunny on Zootopia's police force, jumps at the chance to crack her first case - even if it means partnering with scam-artist fox Nick Wilde to solve the mystery.
daniel_carr
Jan 13, 2026 · via TMDB
Loved this movie! Funny had a great story and a good twist. The sloths just made me laugh so hard, I had to watch it twice! Had a great moral as well as a clever story-line. All round great movie!
Manuel São Bento
Nov 25, 2025 · via TMDB
Rewatched in preparation for ZOOTOPIA 2. Rating: A+ Returning to ZOOTOPIA years later confirmed it as one of my absolute favorite Disney animated movies, compelling me to upgrade my rating from an 'A' to a rare 'A+' for the first time ever. It's easily one of the most cleverly hilarious kids' films I've ever seen, filled with brilliant animal-related humor that had me cracking up alone at home — something I rarely do on a rewatch. The legendary DMV sloth scene remains one of the funniest moments in the history of cinema, perfectly pacing its comedy to agonizingly uproarious effect. Beyond the laughs, directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore construct a genuinely mysterious narrative, blending a buddy-cop thriller with stylish neo-noir choices that keep the runtime flying by. Beneath the fun exterior and Shakira's unforgettable anthem lies a beautiful story about believing in our dreams and acknowledging failure as a necessary step toward success. The voice cast is phenomenal, with Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman anchoring a roster where every voice either merges perfectly with the animal or plays as an efficient joke. However, the movie's true power lies in how it handles the dichotomy between predator and prey; it serves as a mirror held up to human society, examining how fear, prejudice, and systemic bias operate even among those who believe themselves to be progressive. ZOOTOPIA is a masterwork that proves anyone can be anything, delivering an unforgettable experience that reminds us that trying to make the world a better place is a messy, complicated, but ultimately necessary journey.
CinemaSerf
Jan 2, 2024 · via TMDB
Bunny rabbit "Judy" is determined that she is going to be the first of her kind to make it into the ranks of the "Zootropolis" police force. Her boss, "Bogo" is not so enthusiastic, so it's lucky that an otter has gone missing and that she can promise his wife that she will track him down! As she delves deeper into the mystery, she encounters the street-smart fox "Nick" and together they gradually uncover a plot to turn the city's predator population into dangerous menaces and that that scheming runs all the way to City Hall! It's now up to these two to put aside their mutual suspicions and work together if they are to thwart this dastardly plan! The story itself, here, isn't really anything new - but along the way some effort has been made to create some fun characterisations. Not least the painfully slow sloth doing the vehicle checks, the sheepish assistant mayor "Bellweather" as well as just about every beast from jungle and pasture alike. The script is often quite funny allowing the partnership to evolve at quite an entertaining pace and there are plenty of escapades en route to the slightly left-field denouement... Unlike many of it's Disney contemporaries, there has been investment in a solid story and it comes across well in this enjoyable and characterful family drama.
r96sk
Sep 5, 2020 · via TMDB
I like <em>'Zootopia'</em>, it's much better than I had anticipated. First off, the animation is superb - as we expect from Disney of course, but that doesn't change the fact. Ginnifer Goodwin (Judy) leads the cast very well, while Jason Bateman gives the most memorable performance as Nick. Idris Elba and Jenny Slate (not Edie Falco or Constance Shulman, as I initially guessed... just me? Probably) are good too. The premise is actually my favourite part of this film. I'm not saying it's anything revolutionary, but it actually feels fresh throughout - I enjoyed seeing it play out, it's paced perfectly. There's a nice <em>'Breaking Bad'</em> reference in there, too. An entertaining 2016 animated film, one that also has a positive message. Recommended.
ahmedaiman99
Jun 25, 2019 · via TMDB
Why I find Zootopia revolutionary ============================== 1. The creative design of the titular city, and the astonishing world building. 2. Using colors and deliberately simple animation not just to make the movie appeal to children, but also to indicate the so-called ideal city of Zootopia where every animal is pure and innocent. 3. Blending more than one genre into a single animated film while keeping the plot spotless and not messy. 4. Delivering many contemporary messages and tackling some quite touchy timely themes that have never been explored in an animated film before. And by giving the priority to the center message, that of prejudice, nothing felt muddled and all over the place, since no message overshadowed the other. 5. Using the on-the-surface message (achieve one's ambition) as a characteristic of the main character (Judy Hopps), not as the actual main message. That makes this message works as a motive not as a major theme in the movie as in, for instance, Wreck-It Ralph (I LOVE it, though ♥). 6. Avoiding being over-sentimental, although Nick's character could have been easily used to manipulate our feelings. This movie is an absolute masterpiece. Not only because its wonderful way that gives its many messages in, but also because the importance of its messages in themselves, and how smart and relevant they are. Today, children really need to be taught these morals. The talented cast's voices fit their characters perfectly. It has a plenty of funny scenes littered with extremely hilarious jokes which we haven't heard before in any animated movie, or even in a live-action movie. This movie blends so many genres: Comedy, Adventure, Action, Crime, and Mystery. That said, you will never feel confused while watching it. The characters are definitely some of the most complicated characters I've ever seen in an animated movie. Each character has its own point of view due to the experiences they had, and thus makes each character has different motives and feelings. (10/10)
Neeraj
Nov 22, 2017 · via TMDB
Zootopia is an allegorical tale which subtly takes on vast topics like racism, politics and society. It explores these underlying philosophical themes in a rather humorous manner! Everything, right from the characters to the storyline, is just top notch! It’s similar to George Orwell’s Animal Farm, just the underlying issues are different in this one. It’s definitely worth watching! Overall, Zootopia is a brilliant movie! I would give it a rating of** 4/5**
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Ginnifer Goodwin
Judy Hopps (voice)
Jason Bateman
Nick Wilde (voice)
Idris Elba
Chief Bogo (voice)
Jenny Slate
Bellwether (voice)
Nate Torrence
Clawhauser (voice)
Bonnie Hunt
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Don Lake
Stu Hopps (voice)
Tommy Chong
Yax (voice)
J.K. Simmons
Mayor Lionheart (voice)
Octavia Spencer
Mrs. Otterton (voice)
Alan Tudyk
Duke Weaselton (voice)
Shakira
Gazelle (voice)
Raymond S. Persi
Flash (voice)
Della Saba
Young Hopps (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Mr. Big (voice)
Phil Johnston
Gideon Grey (voice)
Fuschia!
Drill Sergeant (voice)
John DiMaggio
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr. (voice)
Katie Lowes
Badger Doctor (voice)
Gita Reddy
Nangi (voice)
Jesse Corti
Mr. Manchas (voice)
Tommy Lister Jr.
Finnick (voice)
Josh Dallas
Frantic Pig (voice)
Leah Latham
Fru Fru (voice)
Rich Moore
Doug (voice)
Kath Soucie
Young Nick (voice)
Peter Mansbridge
Peter Moosebridge (voice)
Byron Howard
Bucky Oryx-Antlerson (voice)
Jared Bush
Pronk Oryx-Antlerson (voice)
Mark Rhino Smith
Officer McHorn (voice)
Josie Trinidad
Landlady (voice)
John Lavelle
Mouse Foreman (voice)
Kristen Bell
Priscilla (voice)
Terri Douglas
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Melissa Goodwin Shepherd
Additional Voices (voice)
Zach King
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Fabienne Rawley
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Jackson Stein
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Jared Bush
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Byron Howard
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Rich Moore
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Kendra Vander Vliet
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Matsune Suzuki
Layout
Terry Moews
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Fabienne Rawley
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James Newland
Lighting Artist
Jeff Gipson
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Terri Douglas
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Addison Teague
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Jack Whittaker
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Brian Menz
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Hyun-min Lee
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Shaofu Zhang
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Jin Kim
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Jim Reardon
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Jared Bush
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Phil Johnston
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