BEST MOVIE EVER!? *Zootopia* | First Time Reaction 

What kills me is that she's so upset at being on parking duty. Like, you're literally a Day One rookie patrol officer. They get parking duty.

“Is this like animal racism?” She hit the nail on the head very quick haha

The scene where Judy and Nick apologize has some beautiful improv. Judy's voice actress tried to deliver her lines while staying stoic but started to actually tear up during it. Because she didn't stop for a new try Nick's voice actor stepped in and they improvised their whole dialogue about Judy hugging Nick because she wanted the pen back. Animators went back and reanimated the whole scene because of the voice actors' all star performance.

After the captain told her that thing about life not being a fairy tale, you said "it's a Disney movie!" and missed that he finishes with "Let. It. Go!". I always loved that line.

"Otters are predators?" Every time I watch this film, I have to remind myself, oh yeah, otters eat fish.

This movie is just so damn good. By the way, the Weasel's name, Duke Weaselton, is a callback to Frozen. He's voiced by Alan Tudyk who voiced The Duke of Weselton in the first Frozen. The Duke's homeland was jokingly called Weaselton there while Duke's name here is mispronounced as Weselton.

Honest to God, I forgot how well-written this movie is--it demonstrates excellently that prejudice often goes both ways, and is also a cleverly written cop movie. Nick and Judy, low-key, are goals. I didn't actually remember how much of an impact Judy had back in Bunnyburrow on her parents, but when I saw this video, I remembered and it hit my like a tub of bricks. I was obsessed with this movie throughout much of my later teens, and I can safely say it has given me a lot to work with in terms of inspiration and style. 10/10, for all eternity. Cannot wait for the second one!

The DMV scene to this day makes me laugh out loud. It also inspired my son's first attempt at humor. His joke (at 5 years old): My Son: What do you call a seven humped camel? Me: I don't know, bud. What do you call a seven humped camel? My Son: (as serious as a heart attack) A camel. I told you it was a camel

33:07 you know, I like how this movie addresses that just because someone is a bully as a kid, doesn’t mean they’ll continue to as an adult

“They should all team up and beat up Gideon” literally sums up the plot of the movie. That is literally the main antagonists goal lmao

Imagine the Zootopia police department recruiting _sloths._ "You... are... under... arrest. You... have... the... right... to..."

I find the "optimistic female and pessimistic male" cliche, but seeing Judy overcome her trauma and Nick going through his own racist experience, it fits well for this film. Plus in this specific instance, having a twist villain made sense, narratively.

Fun fact: Judy Hopps is voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin who, around the time of the film's release, was best known as playing Snow White in the ABC show Once Upon a Time. Her husband, Josh Dallas (who was her Prince Charming in Once Upon a Time) got a cameo in the film as the pig that got robbed by the weasel. Speaking of the weasel, the weasel (Duke Weaselton) was voiced by Alan Tudyk who, a few Disney movies prior to this, was the Duke of Wesselton in Frozen (which is why Judy calls Duke "Wesselton" when they're at his movie stand). Alan himself has actually been in every Disney Animated film since 2012 where he was King Candy in Wreck-It Ralph, Duke Wesselton in Frozen, Alistar Krei in Big Hero 6, Duke Weaselton in Zootopia, Hei Hei the chicken in Moana, Knowsmore in Wreck-It Ralph 2, a few side characters in Frozen 2, Tuk Tuk in Raya and the Last Dragon, Antonio's Toucan in Encanto, the Narrator and Duffle in Strange World, and he's gonna be the goat in Wish.

I enjoy your reactions a lot, but man that VKunia/Judy Hopps double "NO!" when Nick interrupts Flash was quite possibly the funniest thing I've seen on your channel.

34:12 Fun Fact: The Giraffic movie was teasing a scrapped 2018 Disney movie called “Gigantic” Shame that it never got through production.

I was WAITING for her to react to the 'Walter & Jessie' bit! I cannot picture Idris Elba without horns thanks to this movie. Tommy Chong was perfectly cast too. Hell, they all were

Concerning rabbits and carrots: I am never going to forget this one moment. My best friend (and landlord at the time) kept rabbits (part of my rent was helping take care of them). So there I was, sitting with these two rabbits right next to me in their outdoor enclosure. They're snoozing peacefully. Then they bring some carrot pieces out, hand them to me, and as I bring them near, the two rabbit heads rise, eyes still closed, noses quivering. Then the eyes opened and they enjoyed the carrots. It was so cute and adorable! :)

Does anyone else appreciate the fact that the lab where they're holding Emmett Otterton is where the river meets the sea?

I love Zootopia and Judy and Nick's dynamic! As soon as you said the scene reminded you of Breaking Bad I couldn't wait for you to hear the Jesse and Woolter joke! Fun (or maybe not so fun) fact, originally Zootopia was meant to have a much darker tone, with the world being one where all predators are forced to wear basically shock collars to keep them "docile" and Nick was meant to run an underground theme park/casino of sorts where predators could pay for a chance to have fun without their collars on for a while. If I remember right, the story was changed so far along into production even the voice actors didn't initially realize how much the movie had changed from what they had originally signed on for.

Definitely a great movie. The Godfather reference had me in stitches. 😂

The sloth scene amuses me.

"Otters are predators?" The fish sure think so! 🐟🐠🐡

14:15. "You need officers that care, that are for the people." I work in the prison system, You should NEVER make promises. EVER. I am fairly certain the police also have this rule, you can't guarantee you'll fulfil them. You can promise to "try", but no more, a broken promise ontop of someone emotionally hurting can be enough to tip some people over the edge.

That line earned her place in the Disney Villains Club. "Fear Always Works."

35:22 In the German version of Zootopia Walter (Woolter) and Jesse even had the same voices like in Breaking Bad😅

This is one of my favorite animated movies of all time, and Judy is one of my favorite characters ever. She’s smart, innocent, driven, and humble. Even though her ears should be up, because that means she’s happy, I like her ears down. Not sad - just relaxed.

*VKunia:* Distusts Nick on site *Also VKunia when Bogo distusts Nick on sight:* GASP "That's animal racism!"

I LOVED this movie, and as a grown man ifeel ashamed that when my wife dragged me to Disney world, I started to cry because we waited 2 hours in a line to meet Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. I know it was just people in a costume but I MET THEM!!!!

Before Zootopia premiered, I was already a fan of Ginnifer Goodwin's acting skills, thanks in part to her role as Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard on Once Upon A Time

Zootopia is by far my favourite CG-animated movie, alongside Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.

Zootopia hit it soo hard! Nick and Judy have a thing I swear. I hope part 2 would be great!

7:31 Chief Bogo wears glasses in this scene because Cape Buffaloes in real life have poor eyesight.

"Otters are predators?" Well, ask the fish that have to manage to live around them... 🐟 🦦 🐟

This really is my favorite movie. I have watched it (and the European version Zootropolis) at least 100 times over the years. The message of overcoming prejudice as well as how the certain government officials use fear to keep people in line is so powerful, especially for a Disney film. Nick and Judy are one of the great pairings, and I love how they come to respect one another. Thanks for the reaction video, which was awesome.

I guess the wolves and howling is like a yawn. You see someone yawn and it makes you yawn. It's called echopraxia, where someone copies a behavior their brain is sensitive to. Yes, I am a nerd, lol.

21:50 An Arctic shrew, yeah. That's why he's chilling with polar bears.

The first time we watched this was at home. We have three small dogs. The wolf howl started one in our living room.

39:43 i think the sloth was just slow to lift his paw off the accelerator and hit the brakes 😂😂

Zootopia is such a wonderful movie, extremely underappreciated in my opinion

"You know you love me." "Do I know that? ...Yes, yes I do!" Fun Fact: Animated theatrical debut of Idris Elba. Breaking Zoo Fact: Assistant villains Woolter and Jesse, both voiced by John DiMaggio, are modeled after the two of the main characters in the American television drug drama Breaking Bad (2008). They have a similar hideout as well. Off A Cliff Fact: Lemmings are erroneously known for committing mass suicides by jumping of cliffs or drowning -- a myth started by the Disney nature documentary 'White Wilderness (1958). In this film, lemmings in tiny suits are seen exiting a building with the Lemming Brothers" sign. This is a wordplay on Lehman Brothers, a company infamous for filing the largest bankruptcy claim in US history. Casting Notes Fact: The actor who plays Peter Moosebridge is a real news anchor, named Peter Mansbridge, for the CBC in Canada. Duke Weaselton is voiced by Alan Tudyk, who also voiced the Duke of Weselton (often mispronounced Weaseltown) in Frozen (2013). In contrast to the character of the latter, Judy (Ginnifer Goodwin) mispronounces Duke's last name as "Weselton" in this movie. Location Location Fact: The city of Bunnyburrow is 211 miles (339 km) away from Zootropolis. It could have been any number but it so happens that Rennes, a really old city in northwestern France with a lot of places of interests and the capital of the region of Brittany, is 211 miles or 339 km away from Paris (to be precise: from Disney's Hotel Cheyenne). It is one of a few trips visitors might take if they are visiting Disneyland in Paris (another trip might be travelling to Lille, far north from Paris).

I like how both you and Nick said FLASH? at the exact same time🤣

Im glad you enjoyed this! A good friend of mine, Della Saba, is the voice of the young Judy Hopps in the first 15 minutes of the film and i was so proud to know her and see her get this part!

16:36 Thank you! I've seen a lot of reactions to this movie and this is the first time I've seen anyone point out the questionable hangouts for this family man otter. His wife didn't know he went to the nudist colony because the Yak sounds like he didn't know Emmet was missing.

This movie is so good and incredibly well thought out as the worldbuilding is so clever and the messaging is of course important for children to experience today. Im glad that they are finally making a sequel to this movie

A thing I noticed after rewatching this movie many times, I realized in Bellwethers office there is a paper or something that says a number with the name "Doug". And the sheep that was shooting the predators is Doug. So they kind of were hinting to Bellwether just most people never noticed!

I watched this entire video waiting specifically for your reaction to my favorite Easter egg, "Walter and Jessie are at the door". You did not disappoint. This movie is just loaded with Easter eggs. One of the most subtle ones is that the voice of Duke Weaselton is Alan Tudyk, the same actor that did the voice for The Duke of Weaselton (THAT'S WESELTON!) in "Frozen" 🤣.

They couldn't make Breaking Baaaaaad reference more obvious if they tried. :D

Judy Hopps is a Disney character with a canonical friendly association with the local mob.

When I first watch Zootopia it was the funniest disney movie I ever saw in my life and 7 years later it still makes me laugh!

I enjoyed your Zootopia reaction. The sad truth is that a lot of the important things you're seeing in this movie are happening in real life right now.

This Movie Was Originally Planned To Be A Lot Darker, I'm Talking Shock Collars For Predators And 'Taming Parties'

Honestly, they could build an entire theme park at Disney World based on Zootopia and I would sell everything I owned to be there on day 1 and spend the entire time in there lol This is my absolute favorite newer Disney movie to date. Nothing in recent years can even begin to compare to this movie imo. It's just so amazing and comes from such an instantly recognizable place that everyone is exposed to at one point or another that it really feels personal. That has absolutely nothing to say about how AMAZINGLY WELL this movie is animated. I can't even begin to think about how much computer storage they had to use just to handle one scene's animal fur physics. None of the characters look like stock characters designed for just a single scene. Every single animal you see looks extremely original and unique. Then too you have to figure how they handled different animal species' different fur requirements and renders so they look authentic and not just like "oh, this animal has hair too so it's going to look just as furry as every other animal that has hair." Wolves have thicker coats and hair physics than the other animals, the polar bears have a thick coarse hair that is over a very fleshy fat pad for insulation, etc and EVERY animal has these qualities animated into their hair movements and their animations in general. You actually get the impression that these animals actually have these qualities to them. That level of detail for an animated movie is just bonkers and they did it beautifully. I really think this is my favorite Pixar film, ever

as an animal nerd I saw the part with the Ranger Scouts teasing Nick for being a predator and I was like "My guy, you are friends with a hippo. They kill people and animals more than any fox. Also, as a note, zebras are like natures biggest asshole."

"Is this animal racism?" VK catches on quick

"Anyone can be anything" What a great lie to tell people, it totally won't mess them up at all. "Those are totally hamsters" - They were literally lemmings.

"You know you love me~" "Yes, yes I do~" They make such good friendsss (Sry I had to 😂)

Please Disney don't do a live action remake of this cause i don't think it would work but I can't wait for the second one thought if it ever happens

Zootopia is one of my top Disney movies for sure. 🙂 Funny, lots of fun plot twists, great acting, the story tackles some serious social commentary, and the animation is terrific. Off-hand I can't think of a single thing I disliked about it, fantastic film.

I’m beginning to understand why Disney made their version of Robin Hood a fox.

Did you know that early drafts of zootopia had a COMPLETELY different story in mind? It was a lot darker story focused on that racism aspect and Nicks attempts to change it. There is a youtube video called "Wild Times story" showing how that story would have been. Worth a watch.

Yes, V, that is how briefing works in most police departments. I've even been to quite a few briefings myself. When shift change happens, the Watch Commander for that shift meets with the officers in each patrol group and fills them in on what's been going on since they were last there. He then assigns them priories, open calls for service and any changes which have been made to their patrol routine. And if there are special events or open cases that need to be addressed, he may assign specific officers to them. It's usually sergeants or detectives who are assigned to cases like missing persons. They have extra training and access to more resources.

"Hey Flash wanna hear a joke?" " NO!" Jinx, LOL! 34:10- Some movies did not even come out at that time yet. My friend has 2 bunnies, both so cute! ( One independent , other not so much).

I can't believe how much you are Judy Hopps. Your reactions coincided with her's perfectly. Also, it's Breaking BAAAAAAAAAD.

What I like is that not only is it cute animals and tiny but it actually has a real mystery to solve and deals with real issues.

25:54 @VKunia you judged Nick right away as being shifty, sly, and a suspect Fox. There are so many people in real life that judge minorities just because of the way they look or even dressed without evening knowing them. I like how this kid's movie addresses that very important message.

You asked if there is animal segregation in Zootopia. Well, if you think about it, there has to be. After all, we can't expect a polar bear to live in the desert biome.

The wolves can't help howling if they hear someone howl, that's in their DNA. There are plenty of videos on RU-vid of people either imitate howling or play this very scene (or even show Wolf Link howling sequences from Zelda: Twilight Princess) near their dogs, they start to howl as it's their instict to howl (dogs are after all close cousins to wolves, their ancestors were wolves tamed by humans).

Funfact: in the German synchronization they got the German voice actors from Braking Bad for Walter and Jesse!

Great family movie with a lot of self awareness and social commentary. John Lasseter was executive producer on the production team. No wonder it is such a well made movie. He was still under Disney employ during the making of this. The quality speaks for itself. Disney really started tanking once they drummed out real talent like Lasseter with their unprofessional method of spreading vicious, ugly rumors.

Rabbits DO eat carrots. They're not the best food for them, but they do eat them.

This movie was originally going to have a darker setting. In the original script it had all predatory animals wearing collars. They couldn't go out in public without wearing one and if a predator got too excited, a faster heart rate or adrenaline, the collar would shock them. Different amounts of voltage depending on the level of excitement.

I'm amazed Disney hasn't thought of this first but Zootopia was such a white hot popular movie that we should have but didn't get a prequel series center around the future Officer Judy Hops but in her Elementary and Middle School years. I think it would served us good to see what she went through on her to the Academy.

I loved this film so much when it came out. I moved overseas in 2015 and was having a rough adjustment period. This movie made me feel hopeful about things again.

36:50 New York was one of them but the city was based on not only New York but also Las Vegas, Beijing and a few other cities. Glad you love Zootopia too.

"Go back to the forest predator!" from the pig which is in nature a forest dwelling creature sums up racism to a T

all the workers at the DMV are sloths. probably the most realistic Disney moment ever

"I'm not a furry. I watched all of Zootopia... *Completely. Soft."* "Bruh. Most people don't get past *putting the DVD in!"*

''The meth, the animal meth!''

27:38 If you have a dog with you during this scene, it’ll likely react once the wolves starts to howl 😂😂😂

The movie basically says anyone can be racist and prejudice. Just because you are a “oppressed” group doesn’t change that.

Otters are omnivores, they're opportunistic hunters, at the top of their food chain in their marine environments.

Fun little potential note, it's a sheep that says, "So it's only predators going savage." I think he was a plant.

The whole movie is an allegory for the drug pandemic that hit the US during the 90's which primarily targets black neighborhoods at the time

I didnt wanna watch this then i did. Pleasantly surprised how good it was. Really fun movie, i dont watch many animated films as an adult man with no kids. 😂

Mr. Big and Fru-Fru are artic shrews. Despite being as small as a mouse, they're really agressive rodents.

One of my favorite Disney movies!! Can't wait for part 2!

otters are extreme predators irl, they even kill baby seals for fun

my favourite part of this movie is how judy starts racism and ends it in 20 minutes

Fun fact: we only see 3 districts of the total TWELVE seen on Bogo’s map of Zootopia in that short clip at 7:24 (pause it). . Fun fact 2: at 31:19, the news presenters are different for each region the film was released in. I think in Canada/the US, it's a moose called Peter Moosebridge.

Couldn’t believe it was J K Simmons either. I recently heard him in the animated superhero series Invincible. That was some hardcore drama. Can’t wait for Season 2! That sloth scene was quite a slam on the DMV! I finally saw The Godfather in 2014 or 2015 and that Mr Big scene had me laughing hard😂

The "Godfather" and his daughter are part of a family of shrews in the wedding scene. 😊😅

Otters absolutely are predators. They may be cute but they can be pretty savage.

"Is that like...animal racism right now?" Yes, yes it is. I love how direct this movie is about it's parallels!

Saw this when it came out... and then again 6 times in theaters. I was at a low in life, and Judy inspired me to keep going. This is my personal favorite movie. Love that you watched it. And glad you're a fellow Bunny parent. ^.^ my Bunny loves bananas and carrots. But bananas by far the most. (And he likes his blueberries) Love the videos. I watch any time I see you post new

Jesse: Walta, where’s the night howlers walta Walter: I am the one who turns animals savage

Always enjoy seeing people react to the DMV scene

Seeing that scene with them running through the mice town again made me realise how horrifying that must have been for the mice, even though judy and the weasel were on the smaller size, it was stil basically like a kaiju battle, that was basically godzilla vs King Kong for them. Imagine if it was one of the bigger animals like the rhino or and elephant 😢

❤ This Movie was a Pick me up when I was Diagnosed w Heart Disease....I came out of the Hospital...Saw this...Cheered me UP😊..and the Try Everything 🎵 Song made me Wanna NOT GIVE UP

"They have animal segregation in this city?" - well, yes, but it's a practical kind. Imagine a hamster using a toilet made for an elephant.

You are literally the only person to react to this who has ever mentioned the Breaking Bad reference. :D I LOVE that Disney threw that in there. And it probably went very much like you're reaction. "Make it look like they're cooking meth, yeah, like Walter and Jesse." lol. This movie went hard on its message, but in a realistic way. It just showed the world how it is. There were some pretty direct quotes from the real world. "Why don't you go back to your own country?" "Why don't you go back to the forest?" "I'm from this country" "I'm from the jungle." Etc. And they manage to give the film a really good, fun, and watchable plot on top of that. Amazing characters. Beautiful city that feels very real and lived in.