We Have To Talk About *ZOOTOPIA* 

He says thank you

@@Welchy he is quite welcome.

Scooby Doo is my absolute favorite show from my childhood!

I'm with you

@@Welchy My guilty pleasure is types of Anime, they can judge me all they want! :D

A good one, a great one even! But consider, *”Federal Tax Evasion~”*

Obligatory sex joke, got to love it lol

@/-𝟷𝚃𝟶-\ lol nice

That makes me sad for her self-esteem because rabbits are actually quite intelligent.

@JINX3D you didn’t realise before?

Oh crap D:

@@MandyNeedsSleep Indeed.

I guess Bugs Bunny is immortal.

@@YourMid740 I mean, he's looked the same for nearly a hundred years.

wait- are u calling rice candy?

It’s actually inevitable

This movie is a guilty pleasure

I love your pfp

I laughed too hard 😂 sorry Welchy

@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 This movie is just a pleasure for me, no guilt in it.

TRue

At the same time, they didn't even bother giving her anyone to train with; Bogo kinda just wanted her out of the building so he didn't have to devote any more thought to her.

It's also because he didn't care for a bunny.

@@Shunnabunich Actually, parking duty is commonly assigned to new rookies, usually for a couple of weeks if they're locals, a couple months if they're from out of town, and usually on a route roughly consistent with what their patrol beat is likely to be, with strict orders not to engage in pursuit, but to radio in any occurances. It's common practice. It allows them to get familiar with the layout of their beat without putting them in a dangerous situation due to their ignorance or random street crime. Bogo was actually taking Judy a hundred percent seriously, and giving her the opportunity to acclimate and learn about the city and how you get around it before he put her on an actual patrol beat. Probably every cop in that bullpen had been on parking duty when they first arrived. This is reinforced later, when Bogo is chewing her out in his office... if any other cop had done what she had done, they'd be in that office being chewed out just like she was. And he does admit that she did, indeed, catch the perp. It was her reckless method that he had a problem with... she put herself and a whole lot of people in danger and caused a ton of damage in her hotblooded and, I might mention, against-orders pursuit, when she wasn't supposed to be an active pursuer to begin with. Bogo was well within his rights to drum Judy out, and arguably was making the right decision in doing so. She could have gotten herself and a whole lot of rodents killed and it was literally only blind luck that none of that happened. A cop gambling with lives like that is absolutely unnacceptable. Doing so against orders, doubly so. Nick's chewout actually made Bogo realize what Judy thought was going on, and as a result he eased up a little on her, because he realized she wouldn't have been so hot to prove herself and reckless if she hadn't thought he was writing her off as just a helpless bunny.

@@GuukanKitsune Actually its confirmed that he did what he did out of thinking that Judy was a helpless little Bunny

omg tysm! i was pretty confused on why they take down the otter (?)

@@bunsies9634 cuz they eat meat

Woah I didn't realize that!

otters can actually be pretty damn vicious. but just don't watch when emmet gets freaky.

Would I always wanted to know is HOW they knew a florist contacted a criminal to report their scheme. Its not like he went to the police that might have alerted them.

The pig reminds me of a character from Home on the Range, sounds very similar and for the face, they just added a body and clothes. It just feels like some kind of reference.

SO CUTE! I LOVE IT

Charming and Snow??????

@@Wesley76515 yes! It’s them!

@@nukebomz7498 I don’t know anything about Home on the Range so I can’t really say for sure but with all the references they put in Disney movies who knows maybe it is 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Now that is interesting

Koalas can also die from being too picky and lazy 😭

But at the same time, if they push their hearts too badly then they’ll die

Wow I'm basically a sloth

They poop only once a week, which is (for no reason) the only thing they get out of the trees to do - which is why more than half of sloths die while pooping on the forest floor.

It came out under six years ago so if you were a kid when it was released, that's interesting to see it's influence already taking shape.

@@poisonedyoyo yeah I was around 9 I think, I mean I'd personally say it influenced me, of course I might not be the best judge of that tho

i know!! i was always a big animal fan as a little kid, so i was excited to see it was based on anthropomorphic critters of all types. i remember watching it for the first time with my grandpa in the theatres, and we couldn’t stop laughing at the dmv scene. (it absolutely sends me into tears everytime i rewatch it) now that im older i realize there was a hidden element behind the movie; like every disney/pixar movie will have for older audiences. it seems like an innocent cutesy world full of animals, but the whole “go back to your (habitat name)” is sadly most likely supposed to reference to background racism/stereotypes in large communities. at a young age I didn’t pick up on it, but it’s sad how people treat eachother based off of their background, race, religion, etc.

What? This movie has absolutely nothing to do with gender, or sexual orientation. Quit perving up kid's movies, weirdo.

@@KFrost-fx7dt it does not have anything to do with sexual orientation it just taught me to not presume in general and not judge people on circumstances that are out of their control.

Next up is Beastars, the show that makes you ship a rabbit and a wolf.

@@peggedyourdad9560 deer and wolf too

Agreed, amazing voice casting!

Your pfp 😭

Its my favorite too

Nick Wilde the Fox is officially a Disney Princess 🤣👍

yup. it even included micro-agressions. for example, when judy calls nick "a real articulate fella" , which is something people of color hear often.

the entire movie is literally meant to be a metaphor for this lmao

@@thehungriestcannibal What's even better is that they usually work in-universe, too - the bunny hangup about being called "cute", for example, might easily be extra important to Judy because she's entering the police force, where she _needs_ to be taken seriously in order to do her job. The language people habitually use when talking about each other has a way of gradually shaping how they think about each other, too, so "cute" becomes "harmless" becomes "ineffective". (But hey, blow up a train here and there and people will probably take you more seriously anyway, so it's all good.)

That’s why I like this movie

Yup

She hustled you....SHE HUSTLED YOU GOOD Edit: also what parent names their Fennec Fox child Finnick lmfao

... They do do that. She literally saved them from being iced by her father as a _direct result_ of Judy saving her life.

@@AmazingAutist yeah I know... that's what I was saying.

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I'm like this

I think it's rare to see _in film._ There's nothing sweeter than women lifting each other up, and I think that happens a lot in real life, but tt makes for good drama in a show that lacks any other ideas to see women tearing each other apart.

Thank yaaa :)

That would be a 10/10 series

@@Welchy (Seriously, though, if you haven't seen "That Time I got Reincarnated as a Slime", put it on your list cuz it's pretty cool. 😋)

The one downside to that is that it takes a long time for sloths to go to the bathroom, and it's actually very life threatening because they have to go down to the ground to do it, making them super vulnerable for a very long peroid of time

They might not have leap years

@@osets2117 assuming this is still planet earth then they would. Technically it takes slightly *over* 365 days for the earth to go around the sun. That’s why we have leap years in the first place. I would suppose that if other planets were inhabited they would probably have some sort of leap year kind of thing since there’s a larger chance for it to not line up with the metric of days.

At least the main character has BOTH parents in a Disney movie

Unfortunately, the fanfiction based on the comic The Violet Diaries makes them so speciesist that Judy literally disinherits herself. *Gideon isn't even in it.*

Uh no. I disagree. Yeah they’re not crappy, but they’re outwardly racist for half of the movie and didn’t believe Judy could make it as a cop. I understand why they would think that as historically, bunnies have never been cops, as what Judy’s parents say. However it just comes off as unsupportive parents who would rather follow tradition. But they’re not bad people.

I thought staring for a cat mean your hunting or finding a fight since cats stare at their target Soo i always blinked slowly whenever my neices cat stare at me

@@chiaweijie194 true, but I only do it if my cats make eyecontact first (usually I do blink slowly at them)

mmmm okie then ima try dat next time

Disney has kinda been on a 'female protagonist without love interest' kick. I think Tangled was the last movie they did where Rapunzel had a love interest and married at the end. Zootopia, Raya and the Last Dragon, Frozen (I mean Elsa here), all the protagonists do not get a lover. They are kinda going in the girl power direction where independent women don't need a man. So I don't really expect it. I also like the fact that Judy and Nick can be both seen as friends, partners or a couple.

@@lorettabes4553 Dude... I haven't seen Raya and the last Dragon yet!

@@lorettabes4553 I think it's more because a love story doesn't fit into most of these movies as a plot device. A romance for Elsa would've taken away from the actual plot of the movie, so instead, we got Anna and Kristoff. Zootopia is strong enough without romance too, the same goes for Moana. It just doesn't really fit in my opinion. On the other hand, it leaves more room for shipping and the gay shipping between Raya and Namari in Raya and the last dragon is insane.

@@quatschk0pfr.w.676 I mean... theres not any spoiler in their comment

Ew no I do not want them to have funnies!

Thank you :D

Saw that video it's fantastic, Judy's apology to Nick is definitely one of the best real apologies

The directors did that on purpose, they wanted a "will they won't they" vibe for Judy and Nick They put out a survey on Twitter, I think, asking if people thought they were either, just friends or more than friends. It was 49/51 with thousands of votes. Me personally I'm all for the relationship, the way they interact with each other, especially on the cable car where Judy puts her hand on Nick's after he tells his story, right there, that was the moment

@@osets2117 Same there are just so many moments that say they like each other. That credits scene where they're at the club and she hip bumps him or the softening in her voice when she says "our first fox".

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What can I say 😂😂

YES

Decent!

Most of my music is imagine dragons

Hahaha love that Noir 😆

By the by, if you ever want to try watching an animated film about owls, "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole" is absolutely spectacular. An underrated, good film. Keep up your fun reactions!

you have taste! both in movies and music

It really is

My hair is really big and throughout school my friends would push down my hair messing it up, stick pencils in it and pull on my curls to watch it stretch. None of which was done with permission and mostly while my back was turned. I grew up mainly around white people and never felt the urge to dig in their hair, even as a child😭

Too right!

😂😂 he’s an icon

Wow thank you! I really appreciate that so much 😊😊

yes, love that :)

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Aww no :( happy birthday again!! 😊

@@Welchy thank you!!

Ahhh :)

Thank you for the support, I appreciate it :)

I appreciate that Katia, thank you 😁

Thank you 😄

Aww thank you Mal 😊

So dead? 🤣