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Research Paper On Zootopia

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Disney 's Zootopia takes place in a fictional metropolis where animals are anthropomorphic and have all the human traits. Carnivores and herbivores live in peace and everything is dandy. Mostly because there are no humans. Humans tend to fuck everything up. On what kind of a diet are carnivores is never really explained, but I suspect they ate a lot of fish. For some reason, aquatic animals are not anthropomorphized. Neither are birds, reptiles, amphibians, or insects. Only mammals.

Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin), a first bunny that became a police officer and a small town girl with a history of big dreams, starts her career in Zootopia. Nobody takes her seriously because...well, she 's a goddamn bunny! And weighs 2 pounds or something. Can you imagine her shooting from a gun? The recoil would catapult her into the stratosphere! …show more content…

Nobody likes to get a parking ticket. Luckily for her, she gets a chance to do some actual police work when some carnivores start to suffer from a mysterious disease and attack other animals. On her quest for justice and glory, she meets a con artist Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) who will help her along the way. Nick is as slick as they get but is actually a decent hum- ...fox being. Because he 's a fox, not a human.

Why is Zootopia Awesome?

Zootopia is not just a funny animated movie. It 's so much more than that. Its message is powerful, and you really get to learn valuable life lessons, even as an adult, and especially if you 're a kid.

First of all, it teaches you that no matter what are you physical or mental predispositions, you can achieve anything you want, as long as you want it bad enough. Granted, to a reasonable limit. If you want a be police officer, but you are 5 inches shy of the minimum height, there 's nothing you can do about. But if you 're puny, or incredibly fat, there are things you can do achieve

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