Top Ten Worst Things About Zootopia

The Top Ten
1 It's overrated

I'm getting tired of you doing this. It's fine to dislike something, but you constantly change your opinions, not only do you do that, but you barely give any reason as to why you hate it. I bet you'll just go right back to liking Zootopia. You only hate Zootopia and like movies such as Toy Story and The Lion King because of nostalgia. If Zootopia was released in 1994 or 1995 and Toy Story and The Lion King were released in 2016, you would have loved Zootopia and hated Toy Story and TLK.

I could've just written this movie off as decent but not the best use of 90 minutes I'll never get back, but then everybody else in the universe who has access to a movie theater, DVD rental, or streaming service had to go and declare it the best Disney movie of the last five years if not the greatest Disney movie of all time. All because of the Timely Message and not being "Frozen".

I agree, I don't really understand too much why it's considered "best Disney film ever! " by people, all I see is just politics/messages which I don't care about and feel forced, mediocre characters, lame pop culture songs ("Try Everything" sucks, sorry), there doesn't feel like anything too unique, and most of the "funny" gags don't feel funny, more annoying.

Older Disney movies are better, and no, I'm not saying this out of nostalgia, these are my honest opinions as to what I think of Disney films nowadays.

2 The fanbase

The fanbase is Hypocritical Because They Hate Frozen For Being Overrated But Yet They Go Adore Zootopia which is even more overrated!

Dude, there are going to be bad people in just about every fanbase. Also, don't act like other movies and T.V. shows you like don't have bad fanbases.

You're just stereotyping the fanbase...

3 It's cliche

Really Cliche, the plot is absolutely awful as well

4 The furries

Nearly all the items on this list have something to do with the fans. DCfnaf, please make a response post about this

Furries are gross and deserve to be shamed.

Furries aren't bad

5 The fanart

Gross keep it away from me

Cringe is it certainly

6 The plot is a mess and it has no focus

The Plot Is Awful, Its Basically...Oh Wait, I Forgot, Its That Bad, I Made A Parody About The Movie, And It Was Better Than The Movie Itself!

Aand you don't bother to explain why. I didn't see any problems with the plot to be honest, but if you saw any, please explain.

You copied that from the Frozen lists

7 The romance

It doesn't matter that they didn't "officially" become a couple. Fan fiction stories, fan art, and Tumblr posts abound over the "true love" Obnoxious Feminist Bunny and Wreck-It Ralph Wannabe Fox supposedly share. Those who make that stuff, THEY'RE the ones who need to be reminded that "Judy and Nick aren't even in love though" and that "They DO NOT have romantic feelings for each other."

To be fair, though, I don't think we have to worry too much about. The inevitable "Zootopia 2" or whatever they decide to call it will introduce a female potential love interest for Judy and a male love interest for Nick. Come on, the way Disney's been kowtowing to the bleeding-heart liberal/SJW/Tumblr crowd lately and not just with this movie, you know they're gonna.

Maybe there was no romance in the actual movie, but there's fanart of it out the wazoo. There's even a comic about it. And I'd bet money they will get together in at least one of the TWO planned sequels. Bonus: one will get a sex if not species change in the process for the sake of (more) progressive-ness.

8 It's predictable

As if you of all people could have predicted what would happen

SO predictable

9 Its influence on subsequent Disney films

Look no further than "Ralph Breaks the Internet". Another "timely" mess of pop culture and, for lack of a better term, woke-ness. Which of course everyone's going to say is the greatest thing ever and shoot down any who dare disagree. Though at least "Zootopia" got its message and junk out there without dragging down a far better movie that had preceded it.

10 Bellwether is an awful villain

This actually ties into "it's predictable". By the time Zootopia came out we'd already seen a rather innocent-seeming character turn out to be the villain instead of the "more obvious" character twice (three times if you count the film where the innocent-seeming character was actually the villain in disguise) in a row.

The most Awful villain I've seen!

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11 People only like it because of its Great Timely Message

The really sad part? They praise that The Message is there and use the fact that It exists against those who don't love this movie like they do, but they don't really GET the message. Charlottesville? Happened long after this movie and its Message came out and won an undeserved Oscar. Police brutality that may or may not be racially motivated though everyone always says it is? Still happening. Another item on this list is "All the arguing over which species supposedly represents what race". On the "Top Ten People/Things That Were Ruined by Their Fans" list, someone (a registered user, name withheld to protect the guilty) basically said anyone who doesn't love this movie "is probably some Alt-Right/Trumptard"- so much for anti-prejudice (which I've also seen argued to be The Message or at least part of it).

When this movie won the Oscar for Best Disney Movie, (Best Animated Feature) it was not a contest of quality (b/c if it was, the win would've gone to a more deserving movie like Kubo and the Two Strings or even Moana) and more of a contest of which movie took the biggest indirect jab at Donald Trump. I actually find this in the same levels of overrated as The Lion King and Frozen where I think they are just good like a B or B+, but not an automatic A+ for one reason like The Lion King with Mustafa's death, Frozen with Let it Go, and now Zootopia with its message.

12 All the arguing over which species supposedly represents what race

Prey Lives Matter? Predator Lives Matter? Which is it?

13 It's boring

Honestly, I'm Glad I'm Not The Only One Who Hates This Movie, Sure I Changed My Opinion, But PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED AND ENTITLED TO THEIR OPINIONS! HA!

14 It tried too hard

Not only because of the aforementioned "timely message", but all the pop culture references (and the fact that there were so many), the "surprise" villain twist (as if the last THREE DISNEY MOVIES IN A ROW hadn't already done that, and how they went about presenting that Message.

Yay, iPhones! Yay Lady Gaga parody played by Shakira! Yay contemporary songs and movies getting name-checked! Yay that none of this is going to have any resonance five years (tops) from now!

15 It's just "Wreck-It Ralph" with a more "fortunate" release date and more "relateable" cast/setting

"Wreck-It Ralph" is the better movie by far and tackled prejudice. But no, not everyone's into video games (which is unfortunately why the sequel is going to see the arcade close and take place- ugh! - in the Internet) but of course everyone loves talking animals. Also, in WiR's day people weren't as super-sensitive about race, gender, etc. and there wasn't a bigot running for president/in office so people didn't feel that we "need(ed)" The Message as much as they do now and in March of 2016.

Unfortunately, it did influence Ralph's sequel

16 All the animal puns

All the song titles, movie titles, and bands with whatever animal-related word they could force (Let It GOAT, Ara-BUNNY Nights, The BEAGLES, Part of Your WOOL, Wreck-It RHINO, PIG Hero 6, etc.) were more annoying than funny. That several of them were real stretches (for instance what the heck is an Ara-bunny, and who wants to part of someone's wool? ) didn't help at all.

The ones in Bojack Horseman were better. Slightly. Very slightly.

17 It has really brought out the worst in the Disney fandom

Yes, moreso than Frozen. Didn't think that was possible, but thanks to Zootopia I know it is.

18 The racism metaphor makes no sense
19 It's so firmly in the "love it or hate it" category, if you don't "love it" you're a pariah
20 Two sequels have been announced
21 It overshadowed Big Hero 6
22 It’s too preachy
23 It tricks kids into liking it

With the (besides "Breaking Bad" and "The Silence of the Lambs") movie and technology references, you mean? That and/or the now-trite "you can do anything" (especially with "despite your genitals or color") cliche.

24 Judy Hopps Officer Judy Hopps is the protagonist in Disney's 2016 animated feature film Zootopia. The first rabbit to be in Zootopia's police force, Judy is determined to make the world a better place while breaking preconceptions about other species. Teaming up with a fox named Nick Wilde, she sets off on her first case but discovers a sinister conspiracy is at play.

She's become the answer to "who's your favorite female Disney character", and before anyone cheers that Elsa is no longer the answer this means neither is Mulan, Tiana, Nani, Esmeralda, Merida, or Belle. Does she deserve it? No! She's one-dimensional just like everyone else in the movie.

Overrated character

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