Movie Review: Zootopia

Opening Date: Friday, March 4^th

Rating: PG

Since her childhood, Judy Hopps (voice of Ginnifer Goodwin) has always wanted to be a cop. When her dream comes true, she's assigned to a station in Zootopia, a city where "predators" and "preys" live together peacefully...or so it seems. Being the first bunny cop, Judy faces many challenges and is determined to show others that she's a capable police officer, regardless of her size. She's eager to solve her first kidnapping case and seeks help from a slick & sly fox, Nick Wilde (voice of Jason Bateman). An unlikely pair but also a lovable pair :)! We also get to meet several other interesting characters such as Clawhauser, a cheetah who loves to dance and works at the police station's front counter, Flash, a sloth who works at DMV, and Mr. Big, a shrew mafia boss. When some "predators" mysteriously become savage, Zootopia is in turmoil and fear. Judy and Nick step up to solve this mystery. I absolutely love the beautiful, excellent animation! The sceneries look realistic. The message is uplifting and inspiring. Everybody, no matter how big or small, can make a positive impact in the world! Funny and entertaining! Zootopia is a wonderful family film for all ages!

Website: http://movies.disney.com/zootopia

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You can print out Zootopia Animal Tracks for your kids. And check out the following videos on how to draw Judy Hopps and Flash. Have fun!

~Special thanks to Allied Integrated Marketing for the opportunity to attend an advance screening of Disney's Zootopia in 3D for free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

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