Zootopia was a massive box office hit for Disney, which made the announcement that a sequel was finally coming, perhaps not that big a surprise. The only surprising thing was how long it took, considering the original Zootopia his theaters almost a full decade ago.

After a barren harvest at the fall box office, exhibitors have a lot to be thankful for as Disney’s Zootopia 2 and Universal’s Wicked: For Good are finally delivering the goods this holiday season. Disney’s Zootopia 2 started previews yesterday at 2PM which delivered $10.

Or maybe he’s just picking up on the undeniable central theme of Zootopia 2, which is not, pious observations about our differences making us stronger be damned, about unity but about how this rabbit and this fox are hot for each other.

Disney's 2016 animated film "Zootopia" still ranks as China's biggest Hollywood animated film. But since then, the market has changed.

The sequel to the hit 2016 film finds Ginnifer Goodwin's Judy Hopps and Jason Bateman's Nick Wilde on a new case.

The one movie the whole family should go see this Thanksgiving is Zootopia 2, after it scored near-universal positive reviews ahead of its theatrical opening on November 27. Some of the critics just don’t get why it’s so

A sequel to the 2016 hit, this movie about an animal metropolis takes on an even messier social allegory than the first one, while building out a wider (if bloated) universe.

A crime-fighting fox and rabbit return, still cops on the beat, but their turf has new tensions, many of which certain older members in the audience will recognize.

Back in 2016, Disney introduced us to rabbit police officer Judy Hopps and the sly con artist fox Nick Wilde in Zootopia. The animated buddy cop movie was a hit — it even won an Oscar — and nearly a decade later,