This is pretty much every Disney movie ever just everyone's an animal and they're racist.

Rating: 6/10 (22 March 2016)

So I saw Zootopia and I wasn't surprised at all. This is another movie released in 2016 that I have very mixed feelings about. This movie was a lot like all of the other Disney/Pixar movies released in the past 10 years. Two characters that don't like each other are forced to go on this adventure by chance, and through this adventure they end up liking each other and becoming the best of friends. I mean really? Another "buddy movie" from Disney that I'm supposed to like because it's Disney. Great. Good. Decent. This is pretty much every Disney movie ever just everyone's an animal and they're racist. Although I wasn't too impressed by the story, I really liked the concept. I thought it did a good job of showing what each species does. Especially because of the sizes of a lot of the animals. Disney put thought into the concept for once (I'm looking at you, Inside Out) I think the concept of this film is great for films and I wish more movies were like this. It's a good concept but not a good fetish. I'll let you think about that since I really don't want to dive into the controversy involving "furries" following this movie.
Next up is the characters. I thought the acting for this was really good. Except for the fox. They tried to make him sound like George Clooney, which I guess is acceptable because that's been done in the past? I don't know. But other than that I liked all of the characters in this movie. The one that really stood out for me was Shakira. I mean it's pretty apparent that this character existed only to sell the soundtrack. I did notice one thing about the voice acting though. That no matter what room the characters are in or how far away they are from the camera the audio levels don't change. Trust me. Go see this movie and try to get the image out of your head that these are actors in a room talking into a microphone. I feel like Disney just said "Screw it, they won't notice" since the target audience is kids. And man-children. Save me.