Goodish.

Rating: 7/10 (28 March 2016)

My review for Zootopia.
Zootopia is an interesting film with a strong message that is especially true considering what is happening in the world today. But I'm just going to be frank here, I think this is a film targeted at children, adults and, well, furries. But I don't mind, it doesn't get too wacky and it genuinely entertaining. And I think Zootopia is making mega amounts of money so I'm guessing we're going to get a sequel in a few years but whatever. It is a heck of a lot better than Frozen or the Good Dinosaur. I would rank it as good as Inside Out but no where as good as films like Up, Nemo, the Toy Story franchise and Monsters Inc. I wonder if the studio was surprised with the reception it got. One thing I like about the movie is the world building because for the first 30 or 40 minutes, I wasn't into the idea of animals living together and etc but once the story became more engaging, I was sold. So the film does take a little time to sell you on a world controlled by walking and talking animals but once it does, you become invested in the two main characters, a fox and a rabbit. I found the fox's story especially touching and I think younger, as well as older views can learn from it. And in the world we are living in, I think acting on stereotypes do often result in bringing the stereotype to live. Now that's some deep sh*t there..