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Zootopia 2
In a bustling animal metropolis where predators and prey co-exist, rabbit-officer Judy Hopps and fox-detective Nick Wilde return when a slippery new villain — a reptile named Gary De’Snake — threatens to expose deep social divides. As they dig into a sprawling conspiracy, their bond and beliefs face the ultimate test.
Director
Jared Bush & Byron Howard (Zootopia)
Voice Actors
Ginnifer Goodwin • Jason Bateman • Ke Huy Quan • Idris Elba • Shakira
1h 48m • Rated PG • Animation, Adventure, Comedy • USA
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Zootopia 2
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At the same time, some critics note that Zootopia 2 leans more heavily on spectacle than subtlety — the new conspiracy plot, while ambitious, occasionally feels overstuffed, and the tonal balance tilts toward lighter comedy when the stakes get serious. A few reviews argue that the film’s messaging on prejudice and social division, though still present, doesn’t reach quite the moral sharpness of the original. Nonetheless, the majority sentiment is positive: the sequel is seen as a fun, thoughtful expansion of the Zootopia universe that entertains without compromising its heart.
Film Notes
A colourful, smarter sequel that grows its world while staying true to its heart.
Critics generally agree that Zootopia 2 delivers a worthy and timely sequel that builds on the original’s heart and humour while expanding its scope and stakes. The film is praised for its lush animation and inventive world-building: the vibrant city of Zootopia feels bigger and more alive than ever, with clever new areas, wildlife variety, and imaginative details that invite repeated viewing. Reviewers highlight how Judy and Nick’s partnership is deepened this time around — their chemistry and character growth grounding the film’s broader mystery and social themes. New voice performances, especially Ke Huy Quan’s reptilian antagonist, add freshness and tension, raising the stakes and giving the story real urgency.