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Movie Review: 'Zootopia 2' a Fun Entry in Animal Buddy Cop Franchise
- On November 26, Zootopia 2 opens in theaters, timed for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with visually impressive, family-friendly animation starring Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman.
- Directors Jared Bush and Byron Howard returned to deepen the original's themes, revisiting interspecies prejudice and expanding into stolen land and displacement in the Oscar-winning Original Zootopia franchise.
- Zootopia's Weather Wall and varied environments fuel the film's large-scale chase set pieces, showcasing Marsh Market, TundraTown, and desert locales.
- With an anticipated $125 million-plus North American box office debut, reviewers say the film's call to tell the truth about historical events could spark debate given its Thanksgiving holiday timing.
- A post-credit scene teases further franchise expansion toward Zootopia 3, while Disney, the studio facing an FCC probe, balances corporate scrutiny with pro-diversity storytelling.
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OANMovie Review: ‘Zootopia 2’ is a cuddlier, tamer sequel
The original “Zootopia” was a minor miracle. Here was a Disney animated film that took themes of race and prejudice and managed to make a sensitive-to-all-sides tale, anthropomorphize it and, as a bonus, sneak in a Department of Motor Vehicles…
·Hamilton, Canada
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