Better Late Then Never

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

While the animation was colorful as expected and I liked it at first, the story wanders as the main case the characters solve is more complicated and less interesting as it went along. Too bad because I enjoyed the first half hour or so.

The best scene in the movie is the godfather scene.. simply fantastic

This is an interesting movie with amazing animation, unique character designs, nice character arcs, a well-written mystery, and lots of kinda obvious subtext that for the most part works. My only complaints are that there are a few things that don't have much to do with the movie like "what happened to all the other species?" but that's fairly minor. This movie is a very good example of how kids' movies can actually be good. Sure, there are are a few dumb cliches that they had to shove in there, but for the most part this movie is extremely creative and original with compelling characters. I would highly recommend this movie.

Summary: A good story that is well told. Great attention to detail and humour. The characters are well written and dare I say, 'realistically' portrayed. _____________________________________________________________________I would say the story by itself is not very groundbreaking, even if all the characters are anthropomorphic animals. However, this is very well told in an engaging manner with plenty of humour and not without some surprises. I really liked the attention to detail to the design of Zootopia and how all the different species are accommodated into the city. Pop-culture references were also funny. What I liked more was how the characters were portrayed - you can believe they are actual people(?) living their lives. I especially liked the scene where a character, after a rough day, hesitates to pick up the phone call from her parents, dreading the sheer exhaustion of putting on a happy face. That was quite relatable. Overall, for a movie intended for children, it certainly has plenty of entertainment value.