It was pretty good

Rating: 8/10 (15 May 2016)

First off let me just say the paranoid freaks talking about leftist this, Marxist that and liberal Democratic agendas are hilarious, your world must suck worst than mine! However: they're funnier, I have to point out, than most of the jokes in this film, BUT... Most of the story line in general I shrug off as unfairly simplified for children. It's a cutesy pie way to simplify our situation in America, I expect nothing less from Disney. It feels like this is a movie to be watched and then discussed with children, and with adults, just after.
The anthropomorphism of the animals is both over-cooked (way overdone and nothing new) and kind of funny at times (naked yoga animals and Department of Mammal Vehicles, was it? Lol). I agree with some of the comments: its hypocritical criticism of the stereotyping of "the other" while blatantly regurgitating stereotypical characters is kind of annoying and not cleverly done.
The obvious and surface message of acceptance is great but like others have mentioned it's ridiculous that even in animation cops can get away with anything and some characters are exempt from accountability of their "bad" behaviour... Then again, that's what happens in life.
I've always wished Disney would begin a separate animation studio for serious adult animation. Dealing in an artistic and entertaining way with important contemporary themes in beautiful, innovative and surprising ways. If not Disney then SOMEONE! PLEASE!
My weakness is animals and detailed fantasy worlds, hence the eight out of ten. One last thing, to those parents of kids that are scared of everything: if you're raising your kids scared of an animated kids film then you're doing something terribly wrong. I feel bad for the kind of adults they'll turn into and anyone that has to deal with them, yikes (those are some of the people I avoid like the plague).