Interesting and entertaining story set in Zootopia, a city of animals.

Rating: Null/10 (5 July 2016)

My wife and I enjoyed this movie, we viewed it at home on DVD from our local library.
The premise is that this animal society has been able to overcome the natural evolutionary tendency of Predators hunting and killing Prey. As a result animals of all types live in harmony.
A young rabbit grows up to believe anyone can strive to become anything if they are willing to work hard enough for it. Voiced excellently by Ginnifer Goodwin, Judy Hopps is the young rabbit that grows up and enters training to become a police officer. She is small but eventually makes up for her shortcomings with cunning and determination.
She graduates first in her class but is disappointed to be assigned parking meter duty on her first day. All the others are assigned in groups to look for 14 mysteriously missing animals.
Still the investigative instincts kick in and she gets a lead that eventually solves the mystery, the dastardly assistant mayor was running a Walter White type of processing to produce a blue substance extracted from flowers that would cause Predators to revert to their instinctive behavior.
It is all very well done, and very interesting movie in spite of being animation. The other most interesting role was Jason Bateman voicing Nick Wilde, a Fox who against his will ends up being Judy's sidekick in tracking down the mystery of the missing animals.