Zootopia is WAY WEIRDER than we remember... 

Judy started racial profiling the moment they see a fox and then acts so nice right after

The random cuts to ACTUAL horny Zootopia fanart is UNHINGED I love it LMAO

-Gets dream crushed by family and bullies -proceeds to achieve the dream -established citywide racism in a week -quits dream job -refuses to elaborate

Fun fact: The moose reporter at 19:42, cohosting with the snow leopard? The moose is replaced with other animals depending on region. IIRC China/ Asia got a panda, Japan got a tanuki, and Australia got a koala. Edited because autocorrect autofailed. What is a leopaed phone? You fixed it this time!

I knew this movie had racism allegories but I never realized Judy was talking about scientific racism in that interview. This kids movie is insane.

I do like the fact that the bully, Gideon, is treated like an actual 3 dimensional character, and implies that he went through therapy as a child

17:25 Trump Mugshot stare

How many health violations do you think Nick's "hustle" has? Melting the ice in a dirty ceiling, and used sticks are probably not structurally sound.

“We love furries, and we love you. One of those things is a lie.” It is quite hurtful to hear jack say he doesn’t love us.

I think Zootopia is great because it was the first Disney movie (that I could actively recall) where a Disney main character is not just 100% right, and has to face their own flaws. Judy wants to overcome people's judgement against her but then had to address how she judged others, coming to terms that she was no better then those she thought were against her and then work to change.

The best parts of this video was them simping over Judy Hopps and when Jack got mad that there weren't any animal sized chairs, and when he saw the animal sized doors he called them segregated doors, as if he wasn't asking for animal sized stuff earlier.

14:13 basically them saying “even tho your a NI-“

“It’s called a hustle sweetheart” has been one of my catchphrases ever since this movie

13:21 "That's like calling a black guy 'watermelons'" lmaooo

The doors weren’t segregated. They have different sizes for safety reasons.

19:00 yeah, that's a really common plot point in explicit fanfictions. Several of them have that exact plot point. Speaking of explicit fanfiction, did you know the respiratory system of rabbits does not go through their mouths? They breathe only through their nose. They can actually suffocate if they get a stuffy nose. This also means they can continue breathing even if something large were to be shoved down their throat. 🌈 The more you know 🌈

Fun fact:In the original script for Zootopia to live in Zootopia all predators have to wear a shock collar.

With Nick’s popsicle racket, he charged the hamsters $2 each and sold hundreds, while (s)he paid $20 for the original which was comparable in size (proportionally) to the homemade popsicles against the hamsters. This means they charge the same amount of money for food proportional to the buyer’s size.

9:24 As a kid, I didnt know what was happening here, but now, that im older, I laughed *SO* Hard at this

16:15 It's like when Hitler said: If every jew was like him there would be no killing. He was refering to doctor and I think he said something else at the end but yea one person of best them all.

I love how no one questions the fact that this world sells REPPELENT SPRAY FOR OTHER SPECIES???

Zootopia: Pigs are prey. Frank Reynolds: I've seen a pig eat a man. I've seen many pigs eat many men. It was a bloodbath.

11:12 bro has lightskin stare💀

17:08 I lost it 😅😂

Nick and Judy's banter, from the very first interaction, fricking MAKES this movie for me. Nick is the jerk we all need in our corner.

It may be furrybait, but you can't deny it's intentions. The way Nick said, "Oh there's a 'them' now?", that cut pretty deep. I love this movie so much. The message is handled well, Judy and Nick make a great team and have great comedic timing, and Mr. Big and the DMV sloths are two of my favorite scenes in anything.

14:50 if anyone else didn't know what they meant, I think it's a reference to the 'schrodinger's cat' theory (if you seal a cat in a box with something that can eventually kill it, you won't know if the cat is alive or dead until you open the box. So, until you open the box and observe the cat, the cat is simultaneously dead and alive).

9:23 Best moment of Spilling the Milk videos 💀

What the creators expected from audiences: awakened their awareness on racism, drugs, and evil politicians What audiences took away from this: the animals are too hot and the furry community has been unleashed

Zootopia tackles racism, the drug problem, and political corruption. It's a dope kids movie that I re-watch with my nieces because I like it too 😅

Fun fact! What judy does at 11:37 is called entrapment, and real cops do it all the time!

6:00 He _is_ a criminal. But he also legally has all of the licenses and registration need to legally run his enterprises. Edit: as long as you don't consider the tax evasion.

In all fairness, it's pretty clear Little Rodentia had pretty much zero law enforcement until Judy showed up. Heck, they couldn't even fit. Mr Big was the closest thing to public peace they had.

12:59 THE HORRIFIED LOOK ON WILES FACE AND THE SFX MAKES WHAT HE SAYS 100X FUNNIER XD

11:21 I know it's because Nick is played by Jason Bateman but this reads as something Michael would say in Arrested Development lmao

Hands down, 18:13 to 18:23 is the best part of the video. I love insane ramblings like that so much

17:20 Eden jumpscare timestamp

4:27 “cuz you want to park that dump truck somewhere” That really is a good one

16:48 i can’t believe they didn’t caught joke of the “racist pig”

16:53 I've seen lots of people who talk like that in the many floors me and Dad install. Me and my siblings are the rarity here in Arkansas, we are city kids actively living in rural places. And I don't plan on movin to any city any time in the future... EVER.

Zootopia was one of the coolest modern Disney movies imo. I love the banter between the main characters. I enjoyed Zootopia Plus and i can’t wait for the sequel.

If you want a movie that, in my opinion, handles the racism allegory way better then I highly recommend Cats Don’t Dance. It’s a film set in 30s Hollywood about a cat who’s dream it is to become the next big actor, but has his optimism and naivety challenged by the structure of Hollywood at the time. It’s also beautifully animated and has a lot of great songs

"Oh my god she's so small!" "But she's big in the right places" That killed me, man! 😂

They're not bad parents, they are trying to teach their kid that the world isn't black and white and not everything is possible for everyone, which I respect. Sure it's a bit far to try and crush her dream job so early, and to try and prevent her from doing something which is possible however unlikely, but the advice to not raise your expectations too much is valuable.

I feel bad for the editor that had to look up the Judy Hopps "fan art" for this video.

What a nice and wholesome movie. I am sure fans of this movie have made nothing but nice and innocent art and fan comics that wouldn't make anything bad happen between the two main characters. 👀

8:48 I've never understood this. "Mammal inclusion initiative." They are all Mammals in this universe.

13:24 bro laughed a little too hard

Jack is just a furry in his free time, isn't he?

“Oh my god she took an arrow to the knee!” There were a lot of hilarious moments that y’all clipped into this, but I think that was the moment y’all really equally laughed together that stood out the most. Always love seeing y’all watch more movies that are very entertaining to see get y’all to react wildly

10:11 Funny thing is that the @$$hole cut is almost real. There's quite an interesting fan animation of that scene.

Ok the phrase "slick Nick with the thick dick" hits hard. Too bad it didn't get a response

You know, its kinda interesting how Judy's personality, at least towards the beginning film scene, reflects on real life. She basically virtue signals to Nick about people having backwards attitudes moments before she was basically getting ready to mace him for doing absolutely nothing. Says a lot about how the people who claim to be in support of the oppressed are really just projecting to hide their own bullshit.

"You're supposed to beat the criminal, then not read his right!" and "Mr. Otterton is a fucking DILF though." made me spit out my drink I swear that was a good chuckle.

1:17 i fully expected him to say “Give up on your dreams and die” like Levi from AOT 💀

8:17 lol the reason why this mouse looks weird is because it’s not a Mouse it’s a Shrew… which is the reason why Mr Big Makes sense, Shrews are the only rodents that can eat 10x their own size 😅

I think this movie tackles the topic of racism much better than people give it credit for. The people who claim it's muddled and confused are viewing it through a very American-brand, White vs. Black lens. They're so caught up in trying to neatly correlate the prey and predators to modern day American race dynamics that they fail to recognize that racism and prejudice are much more complicated than that. The fact is, EVERY conceivable group is historically racist and/or prejudice against everyone else, and subgroups within races are still racist against OTHER subgroups. African tribes hate each other, Asian countries hate each other, Native American tribes hate each other, European countries hate each other, all those groups hate all the others simultaneously, and human history is a never ending laundry list of bad blood. The movie chose to depict the nature of prejudice as a whole instead of dumbing it down to correlate to the literal black and white mentality of modern America. It's a move that I agree with. Using animals as stand ins make the story much more universal and timeless, and the prejudices depicted in this animal society make sense to THEIR world. Trying to impose modern human race relations on an animal society would've surely fallen flat on it's face because it just doesn't correlate and trying to make it fit would've REALLY made the movie a jumbled mess. It makes sense for characters like Chief Bogo to harbor prejudice against a small, generally weaker animal like Judy, despite both being herbivores. Although they're part of the same 'group', Bogo is part of a completely different niche as a large herbivore with few predators. Is it a perfect movie? No, the third act definitely needed some retooling to keep it from dragging in my opinion. But it's a much more realistic and nuanced take on racism and prejudice than I see people saying.

I love how Zootopia did an amazing job on just about everything... except the twist villain, which may well have been the worst one I've ever seen

15:53 0.25x speed

The doors are segregated for a simple reason... the big animals won't accidentally step on the little ones.

I wouldn't mind seeing a prequel movie/special showing more of Nick's or Judy's past.

Don't tell them about Beastars... I think Haru might give them a heart attack...

It's been a while, but damn, I forgot how good Nick's hustle was. Buy one popsicle and some small sticks, end up selling a few dozen little ice pops AND the remaining wood for a profit.

12:25 wheres the norm of the north reaction?

Even though I love Zootopia, I think Beastars does the whole predator and prey allegory better in my opinion. You guys should give Beastars a watch when you have a chance.

16:04 It wasn't entirely Judy's fault. Sense there was plenty of factors left unexplained about the case. And so Judy and the Media were merely going off on assumptions. Only after gaining insight about the other name for a plant her family uses for pesticide does she realize that she and Nick were being led astray by those holding all the cards. Zootopia is actually a really interpretation of the Fools journey. With Judy being the outsider to all that is happening. Judy is the Fool, and such she had great potential to find her goal and see it through. But due to her lack of experience, she allowed herself to make an easy mistake that nearly ruined everything. Nick in this case is the Magician. Nick had great talent and experience in his field and was more than qualified to help Judy where she needed it in his intuition and knowledge of the big city.

2:34 acab, all cops are baddies 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣💯💯💯💯💯

75k likes. WHERE IS NORM OF THE NORTH

18:10 the entire commentary in this section was hilarious

The Breaking Bad reference this movie dropped out of nowhere was insane

7:53 eating donuts

I watched this again and realized that there is no reason for a mammal inclusion initiative because there are no birds, fish, reptiles, or amphibians in this society.

10:47 Agreed he was looking way farther than the top of her head.

This is hands down one of my most favorite movies, because of the issues it tackles, and not to mention that the pawpsicles look so good!

It's crazy that Judy enters the police force, became friends with the mafia, uncovers a conspiracy at the highest levels, and unleashes citywide chaos (then leashes that chaos) in the span of what was pretty much the FIRST WEEK of her job.

Everyone keeps mentioning how Zootopia tackled racism but everyone’s keeps forgetting it also has a lot of sexism allegory’s. It’s a mixture of both

What I love about this movie is that it handles predigest in a way few movies managae to by showing it can come from many different places. There's no clear aggressor so there is no group that can be solely villainised. It's just people doing what people do... except they're animals.

The original story was way darker. "Preds" were made to begin wearing an electric collar by the age of 10, (maybe a little earlier, but 10 sounds about right blah blah hormones pre-teens).

The pictures straight up cropped from r34 is the most wild ahh thing you are doing in these videos

When ever i watched this movie i never realized that the population sign was there and constantly going up 3:29

That stream and this video was basically 50% horny for the animals 50% speaking on racism and it is perfect this way

So, how many people do you think had their Furry awakening due to this movie? It's probably a lot

9:53 This scene caused an iconic p**n animation

Like. Judy was a little girl bullied by an older boy. She doesn't like to be called cute. She used her brains despite her size to get her job, like MULAN. The villain is a woman a secretary tired of being given orders. Do you see it?

I love the part where they keep talking about Breaking Bad, meanwhile in the movie, there's an actual line; "Alright Walter and Jesse are back so I'm leaving"

6:36 I don’t know why but I started laughing when I hired drive forever

Wait a second there is ice cream in the zootopia world... who the hell got milked!

13:14 I like how the mouse or rat (prey) or whatever he is trust his life with polar bears (predators). Compared to everyone else, the mafia is the most accepting of everyone from the start

I always found Zootopia to be a "meh" movie, until I found a fan animated film on RU-vid a few years back. It was ENTIRELY done by one person,animation, music, writing. All of it. And he was 17. It is meant to be like a sequal to this one where Nick and Judy have an open relationship, and are judged by society for it. It's really amazing. Now I can't help but appreciate the movie it came from.

the amount of times racism has been said in this video is very astounding

6:41 HUH

"It's just that they are biologically different" I think I heard that somewhere before, it was getting pretty popular in Europe around 1941

“The right amount of racism is present in this film” -milk

14:20 HE"S JUST A SCOUT LEAVE HIM ALONE

1:14 Don’t let Chicken Little’s father hear you say that

Racist VS Racist

9:05 This is a clip That KYS caught me off guard XD

2:58 and the fact that every damn rabbit there is most likely a sister or brother, besides her mother and father

17:01 not enough racism😔😔😔

Beast stars but for kids