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Zootopia
- 2016
- Parental Guidance
"Zootopia" is an animated film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios released in 2016. The Film is set in an anthropomorphic world where animals live like humans, with the main city named Zootopia at the center of the story. The Plot follows Judy Hopps, a rabbit who dreams of becoming the first policeman of her species, and Nick Wilde, a cunning fox who eventually becomes her friend and partner. Together, they uncover a conspiracy that threatens the harmony between predators and prey in Zootopia. The story is full of humor, adventure and moral messages about overcoming stereotypes, cooperation and the courage to pursue dreams.
Compatibility with children:
"Zootopia" is perfect for children, especially 6 years of age and older. The Film has a PG (Parental Guidance) rating because there are some slightly intense scenes, such as moments of tension or mild conflict, but no heavy violence or inappropriate content. Its bright visuals, funny characters and witty dialogues make it attractive to children. In addition, the film teaches positive values such as inclusion, diversity and the importance of not judging a person by external appearance-messages that are easy to understand and beneficial for a child's development. However, for very young children (under 5 years old), some themes or plot twists may be a bit difficult to understand, so parental assistance can help them enjoy the story better.
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Full Synopsis Of The Movie “Zootopia”
"Zootopia" is an animated film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios released in 2016. The Film carries the genre of adventure comedy set in a colorful anthropomorphic world, where animals live like people, have jobs, technology and modern culture. The story focuses on the themes of friendship, overcoming prejudice, as well as the passion to pursue dreams despite facing various obstacles.
Background Story
Zootopia is a sophisticated and multicultural metropolis, where mammals of various species—both predators and prey—coexist in harmony. The city is divided into districts designed according to the needs of certain species, such as Sahara Square for desert animals, Tundratown for polar animals, and Rainforest District for tropical animals. Although Zootopia appears to be a utopia, it turns out that the city harbors social tensions and interspecies stereotypes, especially between predators and prey.
Zootopia is a sophisticated and multicultural metropolis, where mammals of various species—both predators and prey—coexist in harmony. The city is divided into districts designed according to the needs of certain species, such as Sahara Square for desert animals, Tundratown for polar animals, and Rainforest District for tropical animals. Although Zootopia appears to be a utopia, it turns out that the city harbors social tensions and interspecies stereotypes, especially between predators and prey.
Main Characters
- Judy Hopps: A young rabbit who is optimistic, brave, and dreams of becoming the first policeman of his species. He comes from the small town of Bunnyburrow and wants to prove that anyone can achieve his dream, despite being considered weak due to his size and species.
- Nick Wilde: A red fox who is shrewd, cynical, and lives as a street hustler. He initially does not trust the system and prefers to live his own way because he has experienced discrimination as a predator.
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Supporting Characters:
- Chief Bogo, Zootopia's police chief who is skeptical of Judy's abilities.
- Clawhauser, a friendly cheetah who works as a receptionist at the police station.
- Dawn Bellwether, sheep who served as assistant mayor, seemed meek but kept a secret.
- Lionheart, a charismatic lion who serves as the mayor of Zootopia.
- Mr. Big, a “Godfather " - style mafia rat who rules the criminal underworld of Tundratown.
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Storyline
The story begins with a childhood flashback of Judy Hopps, who dreams of becoming a police officer despite her family doubting her dreams because rabbits are considered only suitable as farmers. Little Judy also witnesses injustice when she is bullied by a fox named Gideon Gray, which strengthens her determination to fight stereotypes. Years later, Judy successfully graduated from the police academy with the best title and became the first policeman of the rabbit species in Zootopia.
The story begins with a childhood flashback of Judy Hopps, who dreams of becoming a police officer despite her family doubting her dreams because rabbits are considered only suitable as farmers. Little Judy also witnesses injustice when she is bullied by a fox named Gideon Gray, which strengthens her determination to fight stereotypes. Years later, Judy successfully graduated from the police academy with the best title and became the first policeman of the rabbit species in Zootopia.
However, arriving in Zootopia, Judy faces a harsh reality. Chief Bogo, the chief of police, underestimates him and only assigns him as a parking attendant, not handling a major case as he dreamed. In the midst of her disappointment, Judy meets Nick Wilde, a trickster Fox who makes a living selling stolen goods with his partner, Finnick, a fennec fox. At first, Judy and Nick are at odds because Judy was fooled by Nick's cunning, but this incident makes Judy even more determined to prove herself.
A golden opportunity comes when Judy impulsively takes over the case of Mr. Otterton, a beaver, though Chief Bogo only gave him 48 hours to complete it. If she fails, Judy will have to resign. In her investigation, Judy discovers that Nick has important information about the case because Nick was last seen with Otterton. With a little blackmail (using Nick's tax records), Judy forces Nick to help.
The Adventures of Judy and Nick
The investigation takes Judy and Nick to different corners of Zootopia, exposing the richness of the world of this film. They visit the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) run by a slow loris named Flash, exploring the criminal underworld of Tundratown to meet Mr. Big, dan menyusuri Rainforest District yang berbahaya. Along the way, they discover that Otterton's case is linked to a series of disappearances of predatory mammals that suddenly became “wild” (savage), attacked for no reason, and lost their minds.
The investigation takes Judy and Nick to different corners of Zootopia, exposing the richness of the world of this film. They visit the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) run by a slow loris named Flash, exploring the criminal underworld of Tundratown to meet Mr. Big, dan menyusuri Rainforest District yang berbahaya. Along the way, they discover that Otterton's case is linked to a series of disappearances of predatory mammals that suddenly became “wild” (savage), attacked for no reason, and lost their minds.
Judy and Nick begin to form a bond of friendship, though initially suspicious of each other. Nick shares the story of his childhood, in which he was discriminated against for being a Fox, which led him to choose life as a cheater instead of being constantly judged. Judy, with her idealism, begins to change Nick's view of the world.
Konflik Utama dan Plot Twist
The investigation leads them to a secret facility where the missing predator is being held. They discover that the mayor of Lionheart is hiding these predators to prevent public panic. Judy and Nick uncover the case, getting Lionheart arrested and Judy hailed as a hero. However, in a press conference, Judy accidentally states that predators go wild because of their “biology”, which triggers social tensions between predators and prey in Zootopia. As a result, Nick feels offended that Judy's statements generalize predators, and they part ways.
The investigation leads them to a secret facility where the missing predator is being held. They discover that the mayor of Lionheart is hiding these predators to prevent public panic. Judy and Nick uncover the case, getting Lionheart arrested and Judy hailed as a hero. However, in a press conference, Judy accidentally states that predators go wild because of their “biology”, which triggers social tensions between predators and prey in Zootopia. As a result, Nick feels offended that Judy's statements generalize predators, and they part ways.
Judy returns to Bunnyburrow, feeling like a failure because her idealism only makes things worse. There, he is reunited with Gideon Gray, who has now changed for the better and apologized for the past. Judy also finds an important clue: the “night howler” plant that animals eat can actually make them go wild. Judy realizes that the Predators in Zootopia do not run wild naturally, but are poisoned.
Judy returns to Zootopia, apologizes to Nick, and they reunite to uncover the conspiracy behind the case. They discover that Mayor Bellwether's assistant, who initially appears Meek, is the mastermind behind all of this. Bellwether, who hates predators because he feels oppressed by them, uses the night howler serum to make predators go wild, thus fueling fear of them and cementing his power as the new mayor. Judy and Nick manage to record Bellwether's confession and hand it over to the police, thwarting his plan.
Resolution
Bellwether ditangkap, dan Zootopia kembali damai. Judy and Nick become official partners in the police force, with Nick joining as the first policeman of the fox species. Judy gives an inspiring speech at the police graduation ceremony, emphasizing that while Zootopia is not perfect, change starts from an attempt to understand each other and overcome prejudice. The Film closes with a cheerful atmosphere, in which the citizens of Zootopia enjoy the concert of the Gazelle, a symbol of the city's unity.
Bellwether ditangkap, dan Zootopia kembali damai. Judy and Nick become official partners in the police force, with Nick joining as the first policeman of the fox species. Judy gives an inspiring speech at the police graduation ceremony, emphasizing that while Zootopia is not perfect, change starts from an attempt to understand each other and overcome prejudice. The Film closes with a cheerful atmosphere, in which the citizens of Zootopia enjoy the concert of the Gazelle, a symbol of the city's unity.
Theme and message
"Zootopia" addresses themes such as discrimination, stereotypes, and the importance of diversity. The Film uses the relationship between predator and prey as a metaphor for real-world social issues, such as racism and class prejudice. Judy and Nick's story shows that cooperation, empathy, and the courage to fight injustice can change the world for the better. In addition, the film also highlights the importance of believing in yourself, as demonstrated by Judy's struggle to prove that even little rabbits can be great cops.
"Zootopia" addresses themes such as discrimination, stereotypes, and the importance of diversity. The Film uses the relationship between predator and prey as a metaphor for real-world social issues, such as racism and class prejudice. Judy and Nick's story shows that cooperation, empathy, and the courage to fight injustice can change the world for the better. In addition, the film also highlights the importance of believing in yourself, as demonstrated by Judy's struggle to prove that even little rabbits can be great cops.
Visual and musical elements
Visually,” Zootopia " amazes with the detailed design of cities and expressive characters. Each district has a unique aesthetic that reflects the diversity of species. The film's music, including the theme song” Try Everything " by Shakira (who also voices Gazelle), adds zest and energy to the story.
Visually,” Zootopia " amazes with the detailed design of cities and expressive characters. Each district has a unique aesthetic that reflects the diversity of species. The film's music, including the theme song” Try Everything " by Shakira (who also voices Gazelle), adds zest and energy to the story.
Conclusion
"Zootopia" is a smart, entertaining and meaningful animated film. With a strong mix of humor, adventure and social messages, the film managed to attract audiences of all ages. Judy and Nick's story is not only entertaining, but also inspiring to fight stereotypes, pursue dreams and build a more inclusive world.
"Zootopia" is a smart, entertaining and meaningful animated film. With a strong mix of humor, adventure and social messages, the film managed to attract audiences of all ages. Judy and Nick's story is not only entertaining, but also inspiring to fight stereotypes, pursue dreams and build a more inclusive world.
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