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Lucie 2022-04-23 07:01:07

Ah, weak and stubborn, Judy, who has grown up hard among carnivores, has seen the world. The male protagonist who has been smeared by herbivores with a malicious face is such a perfect match. Although he has experienced maliciousness, he finally has the courage to reach out and make an attempt to accept. Of course, the final result is Fairy tales are perfect without surprises. This is good. Why is the cartoon so deep? It seeks profoundness with tragedy instead of full of hope. The details are very good.

The sound effect is very good, the soundtrack is quite rhythmic, I listened quickly and jumped up with earphones and other small details.

Nick Fox really is Su's without me.

Finally, it is a commonplace to talk about the rise of Guoman.

It is international practice to post the ticket stubs because the time is too long to find the record of the purchase of tickets.

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  • Reginald 2022-03-24 09:01:09

    The storytelling model of Hollywood can eat the whole world to death.

  • Hollie 2021-10-20 18:59:41

    The story flow is not difficult for small friends and it is not boring for big friends. In the sloth period, people who have dealt with French civil servants will smile. The bunny’s micro expressions are well done. However, the result of a unified mockery of all group labels is that they are subconsciously labelled (for example, foxes must be smart but take the wrong side, rabbits must be reproductive cancer, beasts are all males, etc.). Finally, it is a pity that the world is not a cartoon produced by Disney.

Zootopia quotes

  • Judy Hopps: [searching for Nick on a small stone bridge over a ditch] Nick? Nick?

    [leans over the edge, finding him sitting on a lawn chair below]

    Judy Hopps: Oh Nick! Night howlers aren't wolves! They're toxic flowers. I think someone is targeting predators on purpose and making them go savage.

    Nick Wilde: [Deadpan] Wow. Isn't that interesting.

    [Nick gets up and walks under the bridge, while Judy follows him]

    Judy Hopps: Wait, uh, wait - listen! I - I know you'll never forgive me! And I don't blame you. I wouldn't forgive me either. I was ignorant, and... irresponsible... and small-minded. But predators shouldn't suffer because of my mistakes. I have to fix this.

    [Her voice shakes]

    Judy Hopps: But I can't do it without you.

    [Nick still refuses to turn around]

    Judy Hopps: [Judy begins to cry] And... and after we're done, you can hate me, and that'll be fine, because I was a horrible friend, and I hurt you. And you... and you can walk away knowing you were right all along. I really am just a dumb bunny.

    [Everything becomes silent, until Nick replays Judy's words with her carrot pen]

    Judy Hopps: [through carrot pen, unseen] "I really am just a dumb bunny."

    Judy Hopps: [Nick holds up the pen] "I really am just a dumb bunny."

    Nick Wilde: [Nick turns around] Don't worry, Carrots. I'll let you erase it... in forty-eight hours.

    [Judy smiles at Nick, laughing and wiping away tears]

    Nick Wilde: All right, get in here.

    [Judy trods, exhausted by her emotional outpouring, toward Nick. She leans her head against him, and they hug]

    Nick Wilde: Okay. Oh, you bunnies, you're so emotional. There we go, deep breath... Are you... Are you just trying to steal the pen? Is that what this is?

    [Judy, laughing, playfully tries to take the pen away from Nick]

    Nick Wilde: You ARE standing on my tail, though... Off... Off... Off... Off... Off...

    Judy Hopps: Oh, I'm sorry...

  • Nick Wilde: Whatever you do, do not let go!

    Judy Hopps: I'm gonna let go!

    Nick Wilde: WHAT?