Zootropolis (PG)

Animation, Action, Adventure

In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a rookie bunny cop and a cynical con artist fox must work together to uncover a conspiracy.

The critical consensus

Overflowing with ideas.

(*) Emma Simmonds, The List, 17/02/2016

The latest creative renaissance of the house that Walt built (but Pixar reinvigorated) shows no sign of slowing. An engaging animation for all ages.

(*) John Nugent, Empire Online, 18/03/2016

Zootropolis is a witty, creative and entertaining romp with literally endless sequel potential and the biggest collection of four-legged critters this side of Noah.

(*) Neil Smith, Total Film, 21/03/2016

Turns out to be a pretty sophisticated meditation on race relations dressed up as a delightfully entertaining, gag-packed and inventively plotted police procedural.

(*) Alistair Harkness, The Scotsman, 23/03/2016

Disney’s happy-animals comedy, featuring Idris Elba, is good to look at and adroit in its politics.

(*) Wendy Ide, The Guardian, 24/03/2016

Zootropolis stands as both an affirmation of old Disney values – and as a corrective to them.

(*) Geoffrey MacNab, The Independent, 24/03/2016

A rabbit and a fox team up to solve crime in an entertaining anthropomorphic adventure for children and parents alike.

(*) Mark Kermode, The Observer, 27/03/2016