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You don't get 500 mil with disney adults. This is just normies looking at a movie and figuring that it might be worth of their time and money. Like it or not Zootopia 2 looks like a normal kids movie about funny animals and that's acceptable to most families. Plus the original was a hit in China and few other countries.Ver archivo adjunto 8234767
500 million worldwide for zootopia 2's opening weekend. Disney adults are one of the biggest cock suckers imaginable. Not even furries this time just obese moana addicts.
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Zootopia IS still just a normie movie about funny animalsYou don't get 500 mil with disney adults. This is just normies looking at a movie and figuring that it might be worth of their time and money. Like it or not Zootopia 2 looks like a normal kids movie about funny animals and that's acceptable to most families. Plus the original was a hit in China and few other countries.
One thing Zootopia 2 has going for it is an art style that isn't complete ass. The character designs don't all blend together. No bean mouths. It's visually engaging, which Disney lacks in spades nowadays.You don't get 500 mil with disney adults. This is just normies looking at a movie and figuring that it might be worth of their time and money. Like it or not Zootopia 2 looks like a normal kids movie about funny animals and that's acceptable to most families. Plus the original was a hit in China and few other countries.
I've always said that nothing is ever improved by adding politics. When you add politics to something, you automatically alienate half of your potential consumers.I think the movie is doing so well because for the time being I think people perceive it to be a "safe" gamble, so not only do normies and furries and Disney adults flock to it (because all 3 would regardless) but the people who are just silently "aware" of this culture war shit and are tired of it and go out of their way to passively avoid it are also probably going to see the movie too.
The furthest the movie goes is that mantra where "anyone can be anything in Zootropolis", which is honestly just a retelling of the nonsense you tell children about how they can be an astronaut or the president when they grow up if they try hard enough etc. It's a very vanilla sentiment that I think most people just accept as a pleasantry.I've always said that nothing is ever improved by adding politics. When you add politics to something, you automatically alienate half of your potential consumers.
more than halfI've always said that nothing is ever improved by adding politics. When you add politics to something, you automatically alienate half of your potential consumers.
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people often think that only someone with the opposite political beliefs will be upset about politics in something, but many people just hate their inclusion altogether and this idea is incomprehensible to those who fixate on political sides
Exactly. There’s a difference between nuanced political topics that fit into the narrative and “fuck it, shove in all the gay current year bullshit with zero subtlety to make sure they get it”.Or maybe it's just contemporary politics, right and left, because they're almost all retarded.
Dr Seuss, JK Rowling, CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien, etc knew how to integrate political themes into their work. Arguably, Star Wars (prior to the Sequel Trilogy) also counts.
Such is timeless, can be appreciated by anyone from any part of the political spectrum, save for those with a stick up their butt.
The other difference being, those people weren't brain-dead retarded. Nor were they perpetually angry at life, nor were they cluster b fuckheads.
I've always said that nothing is ever improved by adding politics. When you add politics to something, you automatically alienate half of your potential consumers.
If you assume they're thinking about it logically (very charitable), the inclusion of politics implies the baseline acceptance of the shitty product is less than 50% of the market of a "neutral" one, and they are trying to cash in on political fervor. More likely however is that it's the current generation of writers who don't know the difference between political commentary and including controversial themes from the real world to make it more relatable to similar mongoloids.more than half
I think they understand people like political commentary for its "depth", but don't know how to make it deep and complexIf you assume they're thinking about it logically (very charitable), the inclusion of politics implies the baseline acceptance of the shitty product is less than 50% of the market of a "neutral" one, and they are trying to cash in on political fervor. More likely however is that it's the current generation of writers who don't know the difference between political commentary and including controversial themes from the real world to make it more relatable to similar mongoloids.
so basically she was just making dog noises while sucking his dick? Jesus Christ.furfaggotry for normies
"theehee i was a dog in a past life, woof woof (:"
I just got back from watching Zootopia with a friend, and one of the trailers shown before the movie was for the Disney Pixar movie that comes out next year called Hoppers. The animation for the animals was really good, especially this scene where some of the animals are in a car with a human (the animals have small black eyes and it makes them look like non-anthropomorphic Calico Critters, it was honestly really cute). The humans? Except for the main guy character, all look horrible. It's that Cal-Arts style, the same one used in the flop Elio (according to my friend). I do not know why this extremely wealthy film studio is animating humans that look like ones a college student would do for a short film. In a way, it's almost insulting. I want to see a Disney Pixar movie for the spectacular animation, gosh darn it! Go back to your roots!One thing Zootopia 2 has going for it is an art style that isn't complete ass. The character designs don't all blend together. No bean mouths. It's visually engaging, which Disney lacks in spades nowadays.
I hate it too. It's not only forced, but every time I think of the ship, all I can think about it is the deranged fanfiction and it makes a bad taste flood my mouth. I also think that ship is prime furry/therian/degenerate fuel and whether Disney is aware of that or not (let's be real, they probably are), I would simply hate to see them pander to any fans of the ship. There were several times throughout the movie too that made me think that they were gearing up to make it canon, and I just...really hope they don't go down that route.I hate to rant but I fucking hate wildehopps. It's the most forced ship that white people go nuts over.
Crackers begging for it to be canon in the 3rd and It feels forced.
I didn't really have an issue with that, it's standard children's movies mantras. Now my brain might be lowkey cooked bc of politics (and because I've been following this situation closely), but I can't help but think that any form of entertainment written (whether that's books or movies or TV shows) after the Israel-Palestine conflict started that features a group being oppressed by another is a direct reference to the conflict, and it really takes me out of the experience. Like I said, my brain could just be fried and I could be looking into this too much and it could've been unintentional, but it was just something else that I noticed.The furthest the movie goes is that mantra where "anyone can be anything in Zootropolis", which is honestly just a retelling of the nonsense you tell children about how they can be an astronaut or the president when they grow up if they try hard enough etc. It's a very vanilla sentiment that I think most people just accept as a pleasantry.
The unique thing about wildehopps is that it's a straight ship (instead of the usual gay ones) that the fandom is gaga for. I hope they keep it platonic or at least very vague to satiate the shippers.I hate it too. It's not only forced, but every time I think of the ship, all I can think about it is the deranged fanfiction and it makes a bad taste flood my mouth. I also think that ship is prime furry/therian/degenerate fuel and whether Disney is aware of that or not (let's be real, they probably are), I would simply hate to see them pander to any fans of the ship. There were several times throughout the movie too that made me think that they were gearing up to make it canon, and I just...really hope they don't go down that route.
Adding on to this, wildehopps is very popular in China, so it wouldn't make sense to make Judy lesbian unless Disney wants to completely fuck themselves (although ngl I thought the actor for Judy was lesbian)The unique thing about wildehopps is that it's a straight ship (instead of the usual gay ones) that the fandom is gaga for. I hope they keep it platonic or at least very vague to satiate the shippers.
It will be a sign that Disney desperately needs the money if they pander more to furries and make this straight ship canon, unless they go for the usual modern entertainment MO and make Judy another generic lesbian. Although I think that won't be happening anytime soon () since the global and chinese markets just gave them billions of dollars in profit for this movie.
I mean if you don't care about keeping your job it's pretty based to make fun/shame people for possessing negative qualities that they have gone out of their way to accrue i.e fast food workers calling you a lardbeast when you are clearly morbidly obese.i don't care how lame something is, i will never respect fuckers who get paid to do it and then mock people for paying them to do their job
silence, you do a job and nothing more