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Review: ‘Hoppers’ takes a serious look at the animal world

Disney debuted the animated film "Hoppers" featuring robot beavers, with Piper Curda voicing Mabel Beaver and Bobby Moynihan voicing King George.
The film blends a science lesson with a political message, exploring environmental themes as animals discover they inhabit a wasteland.
Mabel Beaver and King George lead the woodland community, interacting with robotic counterparts as they navigate their transformed habitat.
Viewers experience cute animal animation paired with deeper themes about societal cooperation, as the narrative illustrates environmental challenges facing the forest.
"Hoppers" positions Disney to explore technology and habitat preservation through family-friendly storytelling, bridging entertainment with impactful social commentary.

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Review: ‘Hoppers’ takes a serious look at the animal world

"You get a bit of a science lesson with a political message in 'Hoppers,' an animated film that also has plenty of cute characters." Read Bruce Miller's review here:

7 hours ago·Helena, United States

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Hoppers (PG) film review

In Beaverton, the rebellious and passionate environmentalist Mabel Tanaka (Piper Curda) spends her childhood with her grandmother in a nearby forest glade inhabited by many wild animals. Flashing forward, Mabel is horrified to learn that Beaverton’s mayor, Jerry Generazzo (Jon Hamm), announces plans to replace the glade with a freeway. Approaching her biology professor, Dr. Sam Fairfax (Kathy Najimy) for help, Mabel stumbles into the Dr.’s ‘hopp…

4 hours ago·Canberra, Australia

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