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Rosemary 2023-01-21 05:33:39
A very realistic cartoon, the plot is very tense, it is worth...
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Hubert 2023-01-16 13:18:02
So, what meat do those carnivores eat has become a question that bothers...
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Suzanne 2023-01-10 15:49:11
I feel that the white left cancer in this film is very...
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Emmanuel 2022-12-13 05:07:29
Especially good, suitable for adults and children to watch the animation together, the thrilling special effects are also...
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Milton 2022-12-06 01:40:17
Classic animated movie, rabbit fox cp fried chicken is cute and...
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Camylle 2022-11-25 01:22:32
I told the story of a village girl who went to work in the city. The girl who loves to laugh will not be bad luck. It is Judy the Rabbit. The characters in the Taiwan version are well translated, Shi Mingde, Zhiling, Hong Jinbao... I like this...
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Jayme 2022-10-28 06:35:19
Those who seem weak are often very powerful, and those who seem innocent are often...
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Berenice 2022-10-26 18:44:24
1) zootopia is not actually a zootopia, it should be a zoo utopia, the difference is that the zoo itself contains a kind of order pattern and power distribution; 2) it is obviously an anti-stereotype cartoon, and all kinds of laughs are made by stereotypes ; 3) Rabbit is not a policeman, but she actually became the godmother of the eldest daughter of the gangster. It is rare that political correctness can be so interesting and...
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Filomena 2022-10-01 09:41:18
I really want to see Hayao Miyazaki in...
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Melissa 2022-09-15 06:45:41
A warm political...
Zootopia Comments
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Milo 2022-04-20 09:01:06
Zootopia: Plagiarism?
In March 2017, Hollywood screenwriter Gary Goldman took "Zootopia" to court. Goldman, the screenwriter of "Total Recall" and "Meet the Future". He said that Disney's film copied his film ideas in terms of name, setting, theme, characters, dialogue, atmosphere and other aspects. According to...
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Milo 2022-04-20 09:01:06
crazy zoo
The hot-blooded rabbit Judy wanted to be a police officer since she was a child. After she was admitted to the police station, she was discriminated against and excluded by other police officers because of her weak physical condition. Most of the members of the police station are big men such as...
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Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: Listen, I don't know what you're doing skulking around during daylight hours, but I don't want any trouble in here, so hit the road.
Nick Wilde: I'm not looking for any trouble either, sir. I simply want to buy a Jumbo Pop... for my little boy. You want the red or the blue, pal?
[Finnick points at the red Jumbo Pop]
Judy Hopps: Aw, I'm such a...
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: Oh come on, kid. Back up. Listen buddy, what, there aren't any fox ice cream joints in your part of town?
Nick Wilde: Uh, no no, there are, there are. It's just, my boy, this goofy little stinker, he loves all things elephant, wants to be one when he grows up.
[Finnick squeaks]
Nick Wilde: Is that adorable?
Judy Hopps: Oh.
Nick Wilde: Who the heck am I to crush his little dreams, huh, right?
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: Look, you probably can't read, fox, but the sign says "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone." So beat it!
Elephant patron: You're holding up the line.
[Finnick cries and sniffles]
Judy Hopps: Hello? Excuse me.
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: Hey, you're gonna have to wait your turn like everyone else, meter maid.
Judy Hopps: Actually, I'm an officer. Just had a quick question: Are your customers aware they're getting snot and mucus with their cookies and cream?
[Two elephants spit out the ice cream they were just eating]
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: What are you talking about?
Judy Hopps: Well, I don't want to cause you any trouble, but I believe scooping ice cream with an ungloved trunk is a Class 3 health code violation... which is kind of a big deal, heh.
[the other employee drops the scoop of ice cream]
Judy Hopps: Of course, I could let you off with a warning, if you were to glove those trunks, and, I don't know... finish selling this nice dad and his son a... what was it?
Nick Wilde: A Jumbo Pop, please.
Judy Hopps: A Jumbo Pop.
[Finnick squeaks with relief]
Jerry Jumbeaux Jr.: [sighs with a groan] $15.
Nick Wilde: Thank you so much, thank you. Oh no, are you kidding me? I don't have my wallet, heh heh. I'd lose my head if it weren't attached to my neck.
Finnick: That's the truth.
Nick Wilde: Oh boy, I'm sorry, pal, got to be about the worst birthday ever. Please don't be mad at me. Thanks anyway.
Judy Hopps: [Judy puts money on the counter, buying a Jumbo Pop for Nick and Finnick] Keep the change.
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Judy Hopps: [after replaying Nick's confession on her pen] Actually, it's YOUR word against yours. And if you want this pen, you're gonna help me find this poor missing otter, or the only place you'll be selling pawpsicles is the PRISON cafeteria. It's called a hustle, sweetheart.
Finnick: [as he crawls out of the stroller, laughing hysterically] She hustled you. She hustled you good! You're a cop now, Nick. You gon' need one of these.
[slaps a badge sticker onto Nick's shirt]
Finnick: Have fun working with the fuzz!
[walks away, still laughing]
Judy Hopps: [to Nick] Start talking!
