"Try Everything"

Rating: 8/10 (17 March 2016)

The new adventure of Disney not only surprises for its visual beauty also fascinates for its fast connectivity with history, Will be the project of animation of the year? Possibly.
Researched topics in the last work of Disney are nothing new, acceptance of a stranger in a new place (remember "Brooklyn"), fight for your dreams, everything is solved, admission and tolerance and others contained in films already has viewed. But despite its clichÃ©s bases, the producer always takes advantage of the tools and transforms it in a majestically visual and sentimental way.
Disney compensates for its lack of innovative themed with characters and scenarios detailed, beautiful and fatally real. Talking animals? Again, but this time as never seen before. They recreate a metropolis where the human race does not exist, mammals and carnivores coexist in an American atmosphere of the most fresh and thorough (curiously I can't to see a reptile, curious fact) where there are houses, buildings, thieves and police, a fox (Jason Bateman) a angry police (Idris Elba) and any other being of the Kingdom Animalia. "Zootopia" directed by two human Byron Howard ('Tangled') and Rich Moore ('Wreck - It Ralph'), is a film that shows its four years of preparation with its quality and effectiveness of expression, it is true that its two directors already have experience in animated films but this work breaks the limits of an excellent animation, which along with a series of elements manage to win its position in the ranking of the box office.
"If you can dream it, you can be it"
"Judy Hopps' (Ginnifer Goodwin) is a beautiful and brave bunny that decides to dream and fight for your precious sleep, then she graduated herself with honors from the Academy of police, she determines to leave the farm of her parents in 'Bunnyburrow' and go to the world's largest city "Zootopia" , there, she's assigned to the chief Bogo (Idris Elba) who entrusted you be a police of transit. She tired of being judged by their noble and harmless appearance traits, she'll solve the mythical question of wild animals with a mischievous and manipulative fox (Jason Bateman), with whom formed a fun relationship and will discover the dark truth.
The great attraction of the film is its visual inventiveness, which is shown in the representation of each friendly or angry animal put on screen, accompanied of large real environments as entire cities (film not wasted no chance, showing woods, metropolis, museums, farms and snow), police adventure of these two friends is more majestic due to this, really this factor is its charm. Directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore have worked for Disney before, in "Tangled" and "Wreck-It Ralph", but in "Zootopia" is where is that youth side and references of the current culture to highlight this project. The duo Nick and Judy is already indelible because their connectivity is surprisingly fast (more or less before going to see the movie) and the development of the case has its magic.
"Zootopia" may lack of originality in his final plot but the extravagant amount of animals with distinct personalities and its wonderful environments are a direct play to the children audience, not leaving aside to the adult public which gives them jokes and a legendary scene from "The Godfather". Disney has begun the year with right foot, leaving a film with teaching of tolerating and fight for your dreams with lots of the audiovisual quality. "Finding Dory" have to be perfect to snatch the title to "Zootopia" for the best film of the year. Having animals, Who want more movies of human?