I will neither confirm nor deny the claim that I’m reviewing this piece because I’ve seen countless edits of Nick Wilde, and I’m totally in my HEAR ME OUT phase where he is concerned. But yeah, the weekend is already upon us, so I, in all my cinematic generosity, have decided to gift you with a movie you certainly must have seen before, but is worth seeing way more than once. Come with me on this animated ride!
Zootopia (2016)
It’s a world of anthropomorphic animals and Judy Hobbs has just become the first rabbit police officer in Zootopia. As the rookie of the department, her first duty by the Chief of Police is parking duty. However, she gets hustled by a chief con artist, Nick Wilde.
After Judy takes up the case of finding the predators that are getting missing in numbers in Zootopia, she blackmails Nick into helping her solve the mystery that may just as well be a wild goose chase. In a world where less is more and looks, more than anything, can be deceiving, this most unlikely duo is about to realize that in Zootopia, almost nothing is as it seems.
I will say that there’s a reason I remember the storyline of this animation even though it’s been nearly ten years since its release, and that’s because I believe it was that much of a masterpiece. From the cinematography to the lights, sounds, and general storyline, Zootopia just has this unforgettable feel to it that makes it relatable even though it’s an animal world.
I loved the casting of this film, and when I realized that the role of Nick Wilde was played, or I mean voice acted by Jason Bateman, a lot of things made more sense. The smooth-talking, perpetual smirk-filled expressions. It was everything. Also, it’s an animal movie, you do not need to remind me but the chemistry between Nick and Judy was everything. Even without all the wild edits that bring flirtatious moments that I was probably too young or too movie-engrossed to have noticed, they definitely had that vibe and chemistry that just keeps you glued to the movie.
Finally, can you talk about Zootopia without talking about comedy? Everything in this movie was comedy-prime and everyone just made me laugh. I cannot tell you how many times you will literally cackle in this movie. It is hilarious beyond words. It’s a perfect film to see with your family and friends. Totally family-friendly and everyone is sure to learn a lesson from Zootopia without a doubt. I think that’s about it, really. Do not say Cine TV did nothing for you. We bring to you the best. All day. Every day. Have a most cinema-gold weekend, everyone!
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