疯狂动物城英文影评.docx

Dｒeaｍ in　tｈe　ｆormer,gｒｏwth iｎ　tｈe posｔ -Ｚｏotｏpia
PＡRＴ1：This is a ｇｒeaｔ ｆamiｌy film ｔhat everｙoｎe nｅｅdｓ tｏ watｃｈ becauｓｅ of　alｌ ｔｈｅ tｅａｃhing　mｏmentｓ wiｔｈiｎ ｔhe　film. Ｌeｔ ｍｅ pｈraｓe tｈａt:　the eｎtｉrｅ moｖｉe ｉｓ ａ tｅachiｎｇ moment. Zootopｉa is　a fｉlm　thaｔ　is　all about　iｎcluｓioｎ, abｏut putting awａy ｔhe sｔereoｔypes aｎd pｒｅjuｄｉｃes ａside to ｌive in　ａ ｂetter society and how ｎegａtive they are, how　much　they ｂｌinｄ somｅone　to　see somｅthiｎｇ ｂut　hatrｅｄ　ａｎd　ａnger．
Dｉckens saiｄ ｉｔ wａs　the best ｏｆ tiｍｅs， ｉt was the woｒst ｏｆ tiｍes; ｉt was the　age of ｗisdom, iｔ wａs the age of　ｆooｌishness．Iｎ　＂ｚootｏpia", aniｍaｌs　aｒe　also　ｅxperｉencinｇ　tｈe bｅｓt　aｎd ｗorｓt of ｔｉmｅs.Thｅir ｃiｔy ｈａs　bｅen moｄeｒnｉｚｅd. Ｔhey havｅ beｅn separａted ｆrｏｍ thｅ saｖagｅ ｓｔaｔe, there is no cａrｎivoｒes aｎd herbｉvｏres oｆ　ｃhasｉng aｎd kｉlling.Ｃouｒts, ｐｏliｃe, shops and all　kinｄs　of aｄvｅrtiseｍｅnts make up ｔｈｅ the woｒld.Ｂｕt thｅ　wｏrｌd　is nｏt pｅrｆｅct,anｄ tｈere　ｉs ａ ｖarｉety of　inｊｕstiｃe　aｎd disｃｒiminaｔｉon，wｈｉｌe fｕll　oｆ　civiｌiｚａtion ａnd order.Fｏrtunately,tｈere ａre　still dａrｅ tｏ chalｌenｇe　the　couraｇe　of the ｕnfair．
A modeｒn urban aｎiｍals，　eaｃh　animal in hｅrｅ have ｔｈeir　own homes, Plaza Sahara ｄeseｒt ｃlimate,　ｙear-round cold　glaｃieｒ ｔowｎ and sｏ on, it is lｉke a big　meltiｎg　pｏt, the ａnｉmals ｈeｒe Ｐeacefuｌ Coeｘisｔence　--　wheｔheｒ it wａｓ ａn ｅlｅphａnｔ or ａ littｌe mouｓe, as　loｎg as ｙｏu woｒｋ　ｈａrｄ can ｂｒeak ｓoｍe tricks. Rabbit Judy　grew ｕp on the　drｅam　can ｂecome　anｉｍal city pｏlice, despitｅ all the people　arouｎｄ fｅel　rａbbit ｉｍpossｉble　when　ｔhｅ poｌice， but she stiｌｌ tｈｒough ｔｈeｉr　owｎ　efforts， amｏng tｈｅ　to the wholｅ iｓ biｇger anｉmal town pｏlice ｓtａｔioｎ, bｅcamｅ tｈｅ fiｒｓt ｏｆficｅr foｒ raｂｂits. In order ｔo　prｏｖe ｈimsｅlｆ, sｈe ｄeciｄed　to ｓolｖｅ ａ mysteｒy ｃａsｅ. Fｏlｌｏw the tｒuｔh　ｏn　ｔｈe roaｄ, Jｕdy forｃed iｎ anｉｍal town　to ｓwｉｎｄlｉnｇ foｘ　Nick to helｐ hiｍself, but fｏuｎd beｈiｎd ｔｈｅ piｌe caｓes ｈiｄｄeｎ an ｉnｔｅnded to　sｕbｖｅrt ｔhe hｕｇe ｃonspiracｙ Toｗｎ aｎimal, and Judy aｎd Nick　is　in jeopaｒdy oｆ ｉnｖestｉgatｉvｅ ｐroｃesｓ ｂecｏme　a good ｐａrtner.
PＡRT２:Tｈｅ　storｙ is　jｕst amazing ａs　it follows　Judy　Hｏpps (vｏiced　by Ginｎｉfｅr　Ｇｏodｗin) a small　ｔown bunny ｗｈｏ　wａｎts to　ｂｅ　a part of　ｔhe bｉｇ　ｌｅａgues as　ａn　ofｆiｃｅr ｗｉth all　ｔhｅ ｏther ｌaｒｇe big aniｍals tｈat ｗork ｔogether to ｓolve crｉmｅ　ｉn the　big ｃitｙ. But she's　a　bunｎy, what the heｃk can　a bｕnnｙ do aｓ ａ crime? Iｔ's ａ sｔeｒｅotype　thｅ resonateｓ　so strｏnｇlｙ wｉｔh the audience, ｗｉth anyoｎe　whｏ　was　tｈｏught　of as　beiｎｇ tｏo weak　tｏ ｄｏ ｗhａt tｈe "bｉg boys" do.　Judｙ is breaking tｈose　barrieｒｓ, breaｋiｎg those ｓtereｏtｙｐeｓ　to show that ｅven though　she　may be tiny, ｓhe ｃan dｏ　tｈeiｒ jｏb twice　as gｏod as thｅy ｃan. Anｄ bｏｙ, ｄｏes sｈe　do ｉt．　Sｈｅ is suck ａ gｒeａt chａraｃtｅr and the ｆｉlm　ｈas sｏ ｍuｃh hｅaｒｔ to ｉt　becauｓｅ ｏｆ who she ｉs and ｈow she　ｄevelops　in　thｅ ｆilm． Ｓhe'ｓ　so ｓinglｅ minｄeｄ　on　her　qｕeｓt to ｄo sｏｍething righｔ, to　prove heｒself，　thaｔ　she　becomes lost within　tｈe prejuｄices that now sｕrpａss tｈe.　Ｉｔ's a ｇｒowing　moｍｅnt for heｒ and ｔｈe aｕｄiｅｎce ｂｅcausｅ theｙ　see heｒ ｍisｔakeｓ and they　seｅ her fｉx them．
Ａs ｆor　Ｎick　(ｖｏiceｄ by Jason Batemａｎ）,　he　faces ｍａny ｏｆ　ｔhe　same chａlｌｅnges　as　Juｄy，　bｕt hiｓ　are　based ｍorｅ ｏn the prejudｉces oｆ a ｆox.　Hｅ's a ｐredator, and nｏ one gｉves ｈｉm tｈｅ　chａnce tｏ ｂe　aｎｙthinｇ ｍore ｔｈａn thaｔ， so ｈｅ　stopｐeｄ trying. Thiｓ iｓ　ｓometｈing eｖeｒyｏnｅ faced ｉn tｈeｉr ｌife, buｌliｅｓ　tｏ gｅeks, jｏcks and cheerlｅadeｒs; sｏcｉeｔy haｓ a way　of bunchｉｎg the few　ａlonｇsｉｄe with the ｆew bad apples. Nick rｅpｒesｅｎts that　side of sｏcieｔy　thａｔ mａnｙ peopｌｅ doｎ'ｔ　reaｌizｅ is ｅven thｅre because it　iｓ just ｐａrt of how　cultuｒe teｎｄｓ　to woｒk. And thｅ fact that　this　film is ａddrｅssiｎg ｔhat maｋｅs is suｃh a proｆoｕnd　film.
The twｏ ｌｅaｄ ｃharacters Ｊudy aｎd Nick, have great　chemｉstrｙ and　you'lｌ　ｆind　yoｕrself ｒootinｇ foｒ ｔhem ｔｈroughoｕt (ｓoｍｅ　eｖeｎ want ｍore chemistｒy *ａhem*.　A lot ｍore). Ｃｈｉｅf Bogo （voｉｃｅd bｙ Idｒis　Elbａ）　and Bｅn Clawhａｕｓｅｒ　(vｏiceｄ by Nａte Torreｎce) were niｃe adｄｉtions　ｔo the casｔ，　thougｈ　tｈe laｃk　ｏf ｆoｃｕs on thｅm ｉｓ uｎdeｒｓｔanｄable． J.K. Simmonｓ and　Jenny　Slaｔe　also lends their ｕｎiｑue voices to Mａyor Lionhearｔ and Asst Mayor Bellweａｔher,　ｂoth　of ｗhicｈ ａrｅ remａrｋably weｌl-suited．
To make iｔ　moｒe　fun， ｔhe　moviｅ iｓ alｓｏ riｄdｌeｄ　wiｔh　refｅrencｅｓ (bｏth　ｉn　ｐoｐ culturｅ　ａnd biologicaｌ), hｉdｄeｎ ｊokes　ａnｄ eaｓtｅr eggｓ. Howｅvｅr, aｄｕｌｔs wiｌl　ｐrobablｙ hａve　a　lot ｍore　fuｎ　with ｔｈｅse as ｔhey　cater to tｈe oｌｄｅr audienｃｅｓ,　lｉｋe　ｗiｔh the　Godfathｅr ｒeference.　
Ｔhｉｓ ｍovie　should be apｐｌaudeｄ ｏn the story ｉtｓelｆ, becａuｓe thesｅ　writeｒs aｎd ｔhｅ diｒectoｒs,　toｇｅther　tｈｅy were able ｔo creatｅ this veｒy　time-　ａpproｐrｉate　stoｒy thaｔ has ａ very　powerfuｌ ｔｈｅme to iｔ. Ｉｔ ｉs siｍpｌy sucｈ ａｎ　ａmazing　sｔorｙ ａｂｏut inｃlusｉoｎ ｔｈat doesｎ'ｔ plａy　nice． Ｔｈｉs　iｓ　mａy a kids　movie, buｔ ｔhaｔ did　noｔ stop　tｈe writers from adding in some veｒｙ draｍａｔic scｅnes to ｈｉghliｇht the neｇatiｖity thaｔ comes frｏm watchinｇ life thｒougｈ　stｅreoｔypes　ａｎd prejuｄicｅs,　how ｄanｇｅrouｓ ａnd　huｒtfuｌ ｔｈey　cａn be　to ａn ｉnｄiｖiduａl. It's alｌ　aｂoｕt noｔ　to judge the boｏk ｂy its cover.
Altｈｏugh thｅ wholｅ　movｉe ｅｘcｉtｉnｇ　aｄventｕre with the　aｒresｔ　anｄ ｇripping　pｌｏt, but tｈｅｒe is ｎo　doubt， rａbbit Ｊｕdy aｎd　fox　nick ｆrom ｃｏntrａdictioｎ outbreaｋ tｏ reconcileｄ the emｏtiｏｎal uｐs　and　dｏwns is ｍost ｓtｒikinｇ．　Ｍoｓt ｏf　the time,　wｅ ａｒe　ｎoｔ beｃａuse of the　ｇreat　caｕse ｏf tｈe adventuｒe and grow, ｗe are often tｈe ｒeal ｇrｏwｔh ｏf ｆriｅｎds, is ｏfteｎ　the peoｐle　aｒｏuｎd us.　Beａｔ theｍselｖes　with Niｃk Jｕdｉ ａnｄ agａiｎ have betteｒ detection iｎ tｈe ｐerfoｒｍance ａlso be not　aｔ ａlｌ surｐrisiｎｇ.
ＰＡＲＴ3：Why dｏ I　ｌike thiｓ　mｏｖｉe ｓo mucｈ？　Tｈat ｉｓ because witｈｉｎ iｔs　entertaininｇ buddy cop　ｆaｃade，　ｉt　sｈｏws ａ ｌｏt ｍｏrｅ and haｓ　a　lot oｆ reｌeｖant ｍｅssaｇeｓ to tｅll． It　uｎfolds aｔ an eｎgaging pace　ａnd wｉll　mａnage to　suｒprise ｖｉｅwers.This　is a　fuｌl oｆ　dｒeamｓ ａnd wａrm　ｓtｏry, this ｉs　a story of　growｔh phｉｌosopｈy.　It ａllows uｓ ｔｏ ａppreciaｔe tｈe lａuｇhter　of friendshiｐ, in the seｎｓｅ of hｕmoｒ. Thｅ puｒsuit　of　a　dreaｍ， nｅver gｉｖｅ　up，　brave forward　at ｔｈe same tｉme doｗｎ　ｔo　eａrth， growｔｈ is ｎａｔural witｈ ｙou.　This iｓ proｂａbｌｙ the ｂｅst　animal city.And　the　ｅｎｄ　of the dｉaloｇue may　be the mｏst hａｐpｙ　groｗth -ｎｉck:Ｙｏu ｋnow ｙou love　mｅ!judy:　I do?Yes　I　do！Laｓt bｕt not lｅast， tｈe anｉmation ｉs bｅautifｕl. Eveｒythiｎg, ｆｒom characters ｔo arｃｈｉteｃture to　ｅffecｔs, ｌooks ｓpot ｏn.
Ｗeｌl Ｉ　couｌd gｏ on ａnd ｏn but I　juｓt ｗant tｏ ｓay thaｔ Ｚoｏtopia faｒ ｅxｃeeded ｍｙ exｐectａtioｎｓ． Ｉt ｈit ｔhｅ marｋ　on eveｒy　ｓｉnｇle ｃategoｒy. I＇vｅ never laｕｇhed ｓｏ　Wｈｏleheaｒｔｅｄly　anｄ loud. I　nevｅｒ　lｏｓt iｎteｒest and　iｔ ｈad myｓtery　ａｎd great fluidiｔｙ．
Stoｒｙ and　ａmazｉng voiｃe acｔing　ａsｉde, Ａ movｉe　fｉｌled wiｔh heart, ｌaughｓ,　and pleｎty of teaｃhing ｍoments　ｆｏｒ　a　better sｏciｅｔy is amａｚiｎg， aｎｄ to makｅ it even mｏre amazing ｗerｅ ｔｈe grａphics oｆ tｈe　ｆilm.　Aniｍaｔed ｍovｉｅs ｊuｓt get　bettｅr anｄ ｂettｅr,　and　Disnｅy workｓ　amazingly ｗｉth　theｉｒ　gｒaphｉcs ｐutｔing so mｕcｈ work ｉnto it， tｈeｙ deserve the　recogｎitｉｏn for tｈeir haｒd woｒｋ． Eveｒｙonｅ deｓｅｒves ｓomｅtｈinｇ ｆor　this film bｅcaｕse ａｌl　tｏgｅther, this fｉｌm　was just　an ａmazｉng ｐiecｅ oｆ aniｍation tｈａt had such　a sｔｒｏng　story. Thiｓ is the ｐerｆｅｃt fａmily　ｆｉlm　ａnｄ is thｅ pｅrｆeｃt film fｏｒ everyｏne of　aｎy agｅ, gender,　or ｒaｃｅ　bｅcause of wｈat　ｉｔ ｔeａches: incluｓion。