Zootopia (2016)

[Russell AKA Soguru]

It looks like it, they showed parts of it in the regular trailer.

Say..... Darth.... That... Reminds....me.....of....a ...... joke.... 

[Darth Geek]

I liked the sloth scene in the teaser. I am often frustrated by slow people in everyday life, as few people walk as fast as I do. So I can relate.

[Russell AKA Soguru]

I think I loved the ending scene the best, where they come out and she's like "IT'S NIGHT?!" Carrying comedic hyperbole to a whole new level. I loved that.

[The Lurker]

http://io9.gizmodo.com/how-disney-fixed-a-huge-mistake-with-zootopia-just-one-1753845684
Also, according to the director, Disney's Robin Hood was the inspiration for creating Zootopia.

[The Lurker]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2016/01/27/idris-elba-h/79390240/

[The Lurker]

Another clip:

[The Lurker]

Well that's interesting...

[The Lurker]

Psst, Relaxing Dragon...
https://twitter.com/dannyanimator/status/704724212406026240

[JimJ]

Reviews are crazy good for this.  http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/zootopia/  55 reviews, 100% fresh, average rating of 8.1/10

[Relaxing Dragon]

Psst, Relaxing Dragon...
https://twitter.com/dannyanimator/status/704724212406026240

Believe me, my local fur group has a biiiiiig outing planned for this on saturday. I can't wait

[Relaxing Dragon]

So that was one of the least subtle and most adorable movies I've ever seen. I can't wait to see it again.

[Darth Geek]

I've been hearing surprisingly good things about this. I didn't expect it to be anything special. Especially with that early ad campaign that made it sound like anthropomorphisized animals had never been done before.

[Relaxing Dragon]

In retrospect the ads actually work, because the whole concept of these animals being anthropomorphic and living together like they do is a pretty big component of the whole world and foundation of the plot.

[Quirk]

In retrospect the ads actually work, because the whole concept of these animals being anthropomorphic and living together like they do is a pretty big component of the whole world and foundation of the plot.

I'm not sure an ad can be said to have worked if it only seems that way after you've watched the movie.

[Relaxing Dragon]

In retrospect the ads actually work, because the whole concept of these animals being anthropomorphic and living together like they do is a pretty big component of the whole world and foundation of the plot.

I'm sure an ad can be said to have worked if it only seems that way after you've watched the movie.

Also true.

But, whatever, it's just advertising in the end. The most meaningless component of any movie.