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Quality-wise and from a creativity level, “Zootopia” is very impressive. The story is tight and goes along at a solid pace. Zootopia’s many regions, such as Tundra Town, Rainforest District, Little Rodentia, among many others, are well-designed and cool to see. I only wish the movie would have spent a little more time observing the scenery.
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Mar 23, 2016 · We asked two Christian dads what they thought about Zootopia and how to extend the lessons from the movie into conversations with your kids. Bill says: There are some scenes in this film where my 6 ½-year-old son closed his eyes and covered his ears. Because of these violent scenes, I recommend this movie for kids that are older.
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Ever since she was a child, Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) has dreamed of becoming the world's first rabbit police officer. After graduating the academy with full marks, Judy travels to the city of Zootopia where she believes anyone can become anything they want, but several predators have been disappearing under mysterious circumstances. With the h...
Zootopia is a fun movie for all ages. The brilliant, well-rounded story should appeal to both children and adults, and with state-of-the-art animation, the movie is never lacking for visual thrills. Both Goodwin and Bateman do a masterful job at bringing their characters to life. The dialogue tends to be quick and witty, making it a real treat to w...
There are moments when the film's lesson comes off clumsy or where the metaphor is forced. Zootoipiaalso suffers from an appalling wealth of bad puns, not to mention running gags about sloths in the DMV and crime bosses named "Mr. Big," which will have some viewers rolling their eyes.
Though tolerance and understanding are Zootopia's chief themes, the film lightly touches on a number of Christian subjects: the unconditional love of family, the pursuit of redemption, and perseverance in the face of overwhelming cynicism. However, the most significant might just be the theme of forgiveness. There is a rather poignant scene in Zoot...
MPAA Rating:PG for action-adventure and intense situationsLanguage/Profanity: A pair of roommate gazelles frequently yell at each other to "shut up," a tiny fox threatens to bite someone in the face, an angry hippo thinks Judy should "just die" for writin...Sexuality/Nudity: Judy is a rabbit, and there are more than a few veiled jokes about the breeding habits of bunnies. The pop singer Gazelle (Shakira) and her dancers wear revealing clothing. Judy a...Violence/Frightening/Intense: As a child, Judy performs in a play about how animals evolved past their primal natures and into a contemporary society, and reenacts a gruesome mauling. Both Judy and...RECOMMENDED FOR:Families, animation lovers, people who like animals, and anyone who's ever been mistreated for being different. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR:Those tired of media preaching tolerance and trust. People who get uncomforable around naked animals. Zootopia, directed by Byron Howard, Rich Moore, and Jared Bush, opened in theaters March 4, 2016; av...
Charming buddy-animal story promotes teamwork, perseverance. Read Common Sense Media's Zootopia review, age rating, and parents guide.
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Mar 3, 2016 · Review: ‘Zootopia’ Is a Preachy Comedy, But Not In a Bad Way. by Jon Negroni. Unlike the scores of other animated movies starring talking animals with clothes, Zootopia opens with a lengthy explanation for why the creatures of their world are “evolved” enough to stand upright and build cities.
ZOOTOPIA is funny, exciting, heartwarming, and beautifully animated. Some of the action involves scary animals going berserk, so caution for younger children is advised. ZOOTOPIA has a strong moral worldview with strong redemptive elements. There are positive references to God, prayer and miracles.
Mar 4, 2016 · Kids above 5 should be entertained, but this movie's detective story and timely lessons are aimed more at adults. Crosswalk's Steve and Shawn explain. Posted by Christian Movie Reviews on...
