Pipeline - Jun 7, 2016

[CBR News]

"Zootopia" hits all the right notes, adding more texture, diversity and emotion to the genre than previous funny animal films.


Full article here.

[kumagawa]

Yes, yes everyone knows it's an amazing film that's why it broke $1 billion worldwide without being either a sequel or an adaption of a true story or other medium.

I so want a sequel but at the same time it was the antagonistic banter between Judy and Nick in the first two thirds of the film that made me love them and now that they are friends I wonder if that would be lost?

Still want a sequel and a weekly TV show RIGHT NOW THOUGH (mainly as they could do the predators have to wear a shock collar original storyline as a Nick nightmare episode).

[Augie De Blieck Jr.]

I so want a sequel but at the same time it was the antagonistic banter between Judy and Nick in the first two thirds of the film that made me love them and now that they are friends I wonder if that would be lost?

Yeah, that would be the trick to make it all work with Nick and Judy as friends. I think they still have different styles of working their job that could provide some drama for a sequel. And there's lots more of Zootopia to explore to bring that out of them. So many possibilities!

-Augie

[dancj]

I haven't seen the film yet, but my wife and a friend took their kids. The adults loved it and the kids from 7-9 loved it. The kids from 12-14 hated it and said it was too babyish.

I think there are some things (like Adam West Batman) which you can enjoy young and you can enjoy old, but you lose the ability to enjoy in-between.