Zootopia 3D
The directors of Wreck-It Ralph and Tangled team up for this Disney family animated comedy set in a world where humans never existed, leaving the Earth populated with walking, talking, texting animals of all different breeds.
Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon a Time) voices Judy Hopps, a bright and motivated bunny looking to make a difference by being the first rabbit police officer. Looking to prove her worth to the unconvinced chief of police, she takes on a missing person’s case. Unfortunately for her, she needs the help of a sly and uncooperative fox, voiced by Jason Bateman (Arrested Development). As the clues start to roll in, the pair gets a whiff of something sinister underlying Zootopia, but just when the case appears to be cracked, the city and all its citizens face an even greater threat…
Also features a track from pop singer Shakira, who voices a gazelle in the film named, erm, Gazelle.
- Director:
- Byron Howard ('Tangled', 'Bolt')Rich Moore ('Wreck-It Ralph')Jared Bush (feature debut)
- Writer:
- Jared BushByron HowardRich MooreJosie TrinidadJim ReardonPhil JohnstonJennifer Lee
- Cast:
- Jason BatemanGinnifer GoodwinIdris ElbaJenny SlateNate TorrenceTommy ChongJ.K. SimmonsOctavia SpencerAlan TudykShakira
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressIt is, in short, a city that only the Mouse House could imagine, and one that lends itself surprisingly well to a classic L.A.-style detective story...
Time Out
pressIntelligent and fascinatingly detailed – it feels more like a movie by Disney-owned Pixar than a straight Disney film.
The Guardian
pressIt’s somewhat heavy material for a film aimed at children, but perhaps very necessary...
Rolling Stone
pressA tour through the byways of Zootopia is a bracing blend of color and richly detailed design.
Los Angeles Times
pressBursting with a rich blend of timely themes, superb voice work, wonderful visuals and laugh-out-loud wit... quite simply a great time at the movies.
Hollywood Reporter
pressExpertly combines keen wit with a gentle, and very timely, message of inclusivity and empowerment.
Variety
pressIt is, in short, a city that only the Mouse House could imagine, and one that lends itself surprisingly well to a classic L.A.-style detective story...
Time Out
pressIntelligent and fascinatingly detailed – it feels more like a movie by Disney-owned Pixar than a straight Disney film.
The Guardian
pressIt’s somewhat heavy material for a film aimed at children, but perhaps very necessary...
Rolling Stone
pressA tour through the byways of Zootopia is a bracing blend of color and richly detailed design.
Los Angeles Times
pressBursting with a rich blend of timely themes, superb voice work, wonderful visuals and laugh-out-loud wit... quite simply a great time at the movies.
Hollywood Reporter
pressExpertly combines keen wit with a gentle, and very timely, message of inclusivity and empowerment.
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