Built an independent worldview, Reivew on Zootopia

Disney's stories are always full of the transmission and description of truth, goodness and beauty. Some people may think these stories are simple and naive, but those with a heart can also see their expectations and trust in the "new world". In this film, the screenwriter uses the animal world to build his utopia, instead of directly using it in a human society full of the weak, the competition, the division, the rejection, and the distrust.
What's great about the film is that it builds an independent worldview, and its style of painting also maintains the lovely image of Disney's characteristics. The plot is not that the sword goes slanting forward. The story is uncomplicated but reversed. Children can understand and adults can think. It is a good balance between "fairy tale comedy" and "an allegorical movie", with added action, suspense, and politics. Elements such as crime and crime are rarely seen in family carnival animations.

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