Judy Hopps: Last News

THERE are plenty of children's movies out there that contain references to sex - but Zootopia wasn’t expected to be one of them.  The hit 2016 Disney film sees Judy Hopps become the first rabbit to join the police force in the city of Zootopia - but she's soon heard making racy comments early on in her new job. Working alongside fellow police officer Nick Wilde, the chatty bunny cheekily refers to the birds and the bees - much to the shock of viewers who have since watched the scene back.

Reports are surging out of Shanghai Disneyland after a child guest reportedly got injured on the new Zootopia-theme ride less than a week after being officially opened to the general public.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Five years ago, while chief creative officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios Jennifer Lee was finishing work on “Frozen II,” she mentioned to her co-director, Chris Buck, that the studio’s 100th anniversary was coming up — and asked whether he’d want to be involved in any projects pegged to the anniversary?They didn’t have any idea what that animated feature would be but they knew that “we wanted original characters, story and music,” says Buck. They began gathering stills from every animated feature the studio had done and pinned them to a bulletin board. They looked at the breadth of colors and styles. From “Pinocchio’s” Jiminy Cricket to “The Princess and the Frog’s” Tiana to Judy Hopps in “Zootopia,” one thing was apparent — that these and many other characters had all made wishes on stars. “It feels very obvious.

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Zootopia, which was released in 2016, topped the weekend box office, according to Deadline.