Nails Every Aspect of an Amazing Film

Rating: 10/10 (24 March 2016)

I don't even know where to begin. This movie is going to be my all time favorite animated film for a long time.
The movie is able to tackle two messages in one. The first is directed at kids, which is that you can be whatever you want if you try hard enough. The other is more for the older audience members, which is the issue with prejudice and stereotypes in our society today. I see the latter as being the more apparent message of the film. Whether it was a joke referencing the N word and black people, or an entire category of animals being discriminated against, the film really shows how terrible these issues are, while still maintaining the entertainment and kid-friendliness of it all.
Then let's look at the two main characters: Judy and Nick. This two make the best duo I've seen in quite a while. It does follow the standards of a buddy cop film: the two don't get along but eventually work perfectly with each other. But it's how the relationships between them developed that got me. They started out begrudgingly working together, but by the end you can't see either of them working with anyone else. Yes, you can't see a rabbit and a fox working with anyone else but each other!
The jokes were on point, the references were well placed, the detail was superb and all in all, I believe it will go down as a Disney Classic. Granted, some people may not consider it their favorite, but it's like the Lion King or Fight Club: you'd have to be insane to call this film a bad movie.