One of Disney's greatest

Rating: 10/10 (23 January 2017)

I may be a little biased towards Zootopia because it is a Disney/Pixar film, which I tend to love. However, since I didn't grow up with this movie, it didn't have the nostalgia effect on me. Still, Disney lives up to its standards. A movie about the importance of believing in yourself and not falling prey to stereotypes and prejudices, this is a great one for both the kids and adults. The kids will love the fun colors, humor, and action scenes. The adults will appreciate the reference to Frozen by Chief Bogo and when Duke Weaselton (another Frozen reference) shows that he's selling movies that haven't even come out yet like Mewona, Floatzen 2, and Giraffic referring the movies Moana (2016), Frozen 2 (2018), and Gigantic (2018). This movie, like many Disney/ Pixar movies, has so many Easter eggs, it's awesome for big Disney fans. If you're not a Disney fan, however, I'd still recommend this movie to you. It shows how we all fall victim to stereotypes and discrimination, but also stresses that we should try to avoid them. In addition, this movie had my friend and I rolling on the floor laughing. For a kids' movie, the humor is pretty good. I feel like it's easier for most of us to understand Nick Wilde's character better than Judy Hopps's character because Nick's a bit more realistic, if not a bit pessimistic. He's been bullied like many people, but his big flaw is he let that bullying when he was like, 9, follow him until he's about 32. He decides because of that one incident that he will be a sly fox, like everyone expects him to be, instead of what he wants to be. It's never made clear what Nick wanted to do when he grew up, but he seemed pretty happy as a cop in the end.