Why is zootopia interesting?

Why is Zootopia interesting? I'm afraid it's not only the image design of animals, but also a bridge to pay tribute to movies. Most humor actually comes from contrast and accidents (except cold jokes). After a long evolution, man finally got rid of some savage animals. The film makes a group of animals (herbivores and carnivores) go through a similar evolutionary process, and finally * * * live in the same city. Most of the funny points in the film come from the wonderful connection between human image and animal characteristics.

From the hatred between the rabbit and the fox, to the rabbit's understanding of the fox's deception, and then to the formation of the police partner, this plot itself is very wonderful and compact. Passers-by who have been given a ticket and constantly spit rabbits are completely real-life performances. Then I went to the mysterious celestial camp to find the whereabouts of otters. Whether I practice yoga or play volleyball, every detail design incorporates the characteristics of different animals, but it reminds people of a certain human group.

Personal point of view

Meng Bi: For example, Mr. Da, as the boss, is actually a small animal, and his bodyguards are so hot. Little sheep looks fragile and ambitious. Sloths are really slow.

Details: Lots of pranks, lots of eggs, and careful details, such as the appearance of the baby elephant sisters in Frozen.