‘Zootopia’ Tops $800 Million in Worldwide Box Office

[Megalan]

[QUOTE=Zero-Point;50091657]Yeah, but the stereotype is furries == gay.[/QUOTE]

Yeah... about that... :v:
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In the Fusion documentary Imagining Zootopia, film director Byron Howard declared he is gay and has been married since 1988.
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[SirDrone]

[QUOTE=Saxon;50080596]Humans[/QUOTE]

If anything were going to be the expy of grey alien men from mars.

[Zero-Point]

[QUOTE=Megalan;50091777]Yeah... about that... :v:[/QUOTE]

The plot thickens... :v:

[Skerious]

[QUOTE=Conro101;50080488]what do you use for animal testing in a world of animals

and don't forget about carnivores[/QUOTE]

I'd imagine that they would use animals that hadn't yet evolved and instead remained "uncivilized", like how civilized apes aka the human race would use a bunch of different other animals for their own needs.

Also, I always thought it was kinda odd how they referred to the two groups in the movie as prey and predator when the concept of prey and predators in real life is more of a hierarchy thing where animals eat animals that eat other animals than just two types of animals.

[BlueChihuahua]

[QUOTE=Skerion;50095946]I'd imagine that they would use animals that hadn't yet evolved and instead remained "uncivilized", like how civilized apes aka the human race would use a bunch of different other animals for their own needs.

Also, I always thought it was kinda odd how they referred to the two groups in the movie as prey and predator when the concept of prey and predators in real life is more of a hierarchy thing where animals eat animals that eat other animals than just two types of animals.[/QUOTE]

Apex vs. sub predators. Likewise, many herbivores can eat meat if given the chance. Deer can eat birds, rabbits will eat a nest of baby mice, etc. But it's a film for children and it gets its point across fine without being condescending or plagued by cringey humor.

[dai]

[QUOTE=Skerion;50095946]I'd imagine that they would use animals that hadn't yet evolved and instead remained "uncivilized", like how civilized apes aka the human race would use a bunch of different other animals for their own needs.

Also, I always thought it was kinda odd how they referred to the two groups in the movie as prey and predator when the concept of prey and predators in real life is more of a hierarchy thing where animals eat animals that eat other animals than just two types of animals.[/QUOTE]

is was pretty much notable carnivores and herbivores in the spotlight, predator vs prey within context is a simple (albeit grim) way to explain their social predispositions