Zootopia: when Disney found sweetness again

Rating: 9/10 (13 June 2016)

Imagine a world where all the animals live freely. But do not picture them barking or howling. They are walking, well-dressed and paying rents in a so organized system that it even includes a Mayor. This whole idea is developed in Disney's new movie, Zootopia. In this world of animals behaving like humans, there is a bunny that stands out for her life goals. Avid defender of animal rights, Judy Hopps dreams about being a police officer to create a better city. The only problem is a bunny has never done this before. Small and cute, Juddy defies stereotypes and becomes the first police officer of Zootopia. Despite her great efforts, Judy only seems to be considered for minor tasks as traffic officer. This will change when she meets Nick Wilde, an underrated smart fox that becomes Judy's main companion in the adventures that eventually evolve in a story full of action, mistakes and a sensible moral.
Zootopia is a movie that keeps Disney's old formula: sweetness. The characters are well built, so much you can connect to them form the beginning. The plot is consistent yet full of lessons easy to pick out from a master script. If decades ago you were that kid who watched Aladdin and had the time of your life, go watch this movie. It will be an hour of your life you will never regret.