A modern animal city, each animal has its own residence here, such as the Sahara Square with a desert climate, the perennially cold glacier town, etc. It is like a melting pot where animals live together in peace-no matter how big it is. The elephant is still a little mouse, as long as you work hard, you can make a name for yourself. Judy the Rabbit dreamed of becoming a police officer in Animal City since she was a child. Although everyone around her felt that it was impossible for Rabbit to become a police officer, she still made her way to the police station of the Big Animal City and became the first one through her own efforts. Police officer rabbit. In order to prove herself, she is determined to solve a mysterious case. On the way to search for the truth, Judy forced Nick the fox, who lived by abduction and abduction in Zootown, to help him, but found that behind this case was a huge conspiracy intended to subvert Zootopia. They had to work together to try to uncover it. The truth hidden behind this huge conspiracy.
Zootopia movie plot
2021-10-13 18:32
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Olen 2021-10-20 18:59:41
After exploding the ice and snow super brain, animals once again proved that cartoons are not only for children, but for all ages and world-class, cutting-edge digital stunts, novel plots, old stems and new use with cute Q style, Uto inspirational , Funny warmth, natural ecstasy, conspiracy reversal, using animals to map humans, involving racial discrimination and bipartisan struggle, whether in terms of production technology, political orientation or social significance, basically locked in this year’s Oscar’s best animation
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Kira 2021-10-20 18:59:41
Whether it’s the character design, worldview, animation production, or script, I can’t fault it! ! There are so many details! ! So happy! ! ! ! >w< The most commendable thing is that the characters and image settings of the supporting actors are very full (the godfather is a pleasant surprise><) Although it is an animation, the script still implies many racial issues in human society and political disputes between the two parties. problem. In addition, the look in Nick's eyes is too so TwT...
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Judy Hopps: [sighs] Why did I think I could make a difference?
Stu Hopps: Because you're trier, that's why.
Bonnie Hopps: You've always been a trier.
Judy Hopps: Oh, I tired, and it made life so much worse for so many innocent predators.
Stu Hopps: [horn honks] Oh, not all of them. Speak of the devil, right on time.
Judy Hopps: Is that Gideon Grey?
Stu Hopps: Yep, it sure is. We work with him now.
Bonnie Hopps: He's our partner, and it never would have considered it, had you not opened our minds.
Stu Hopps: That's right. I mean, Gid's turned into one of the best pastry chefs in the Tri-Burrows.
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Judy Hopps: Gideon Grey, I'll be darned.
Gideon Grey: Hey Judy, I'd just like to say I'm sorry for the way I behaved in my youth. I had a lot of self-doubt, and it manifested itself in the form of unchecked rage and aggression. I was a major jerk.
Judy Hopps: Oh, I know a thing or two about being a jerk.
Gideon Grey: Anyhow, I brought y'all these pies.
Stu Hopps: Hey kids, don't run through that midnicampum holicithias.
[the kids stop and say 'Whoa!']
Gideon Grey: Well, now there's a $4 word, Mister H. My family always just called them night howlers.
Judy Hopps: I'm sor- What did you say?
Stu Hopps: Oh, Gid's talking about those flowers, Judy. I use them to keep the bugs off the produce, but I don't like the little ones going near them on account of what happened to your Uncle Terry.
Bonnie Hopps: Yeah, Terry ate one when we were kids, and went completely nuts.
Stu Hopps: He bit the dickens out of your mother.
Judy Hopps: [a realization comes to Judy] A bunny can go savage.
Bonnie Hopps: Savage? Well, that's a strong word, but it did hurt like the devil.
Stu Hopps: Well, sure it did! There's a sizable divot in your arm, I'd call that savage.
Judy Hopps: [another realization comes to Judy] Night howlers aren't wolves, they're flowers! The flowers are making the predators go savage!
Judy Hopps: [Judy gasps] That's it! That's what I've been missing! Oh, keys! Keys, keys, keys, come on, hurry!
Judy Hopps: [Stu tosses the pick-up's keys to Judy] Oh, thank you, I love you, bye!
Stu Hopps: [Judy drives off in the pick-up] You catch any of that, Bon?
Bonnie Hopps: Not one bit.
Gideon Grey: Oh, that makes me feel a little bit better, I thought she was speaking in tongues or something.