Enjoy a Zootopia movie night with the family + Blu-ray & DVD combo pack giveaway
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Disney’s Zootopia is finally out on Digital HD, Blu-ray, Disney Movies Anywhere, DVD and On-Demand platforms.
We popped our copy into the portable dvd player for our drive to Houston before catching our flight out to India. Despite having watched it less than 24 hours prior to getting onto the flight I caught my oldest watching the movie again as her choice for inflight entertainment on her personal tv screen.
Enjoy a Zootopia movie night with the family
Considering this is the second highest grossing film of 2016 so far and the 25th highest grossing film of all time, owning your own copy is a great addition to your home entertainment library.
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ comedy-adventure “Zootopia” has broken records worldwide, earning nearly $1 billion at the global box office and becoming one of the highest grossing original movies of all time. Critics and audiences of all ages have fallen in love with the wonderfully innovative mammal metropolis of “Zootopia” and the comedic chemistry of rookie rabbit officer Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and scam-artist fox Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman). In fact, critics have hailed “Zootopia” as one of the best films of 2016 and Richard Roeper from Chicago Sun-Times calls it “One of the best animated films ever.”
With the runaway hit arriving home on Digital HD, Blu-ray, Disney Movies Anywhere, DVD and On-Demand platforms on June 7, 2016, viewers are not only able to enjoy the vibrant world of Zootopia and reunite with their favorite characters, but also discover more about the evolution of this extraordinary tale through in-depth bonus offerings. Bonus features include candid conversations with filmmakers and artists behind Zootopia, an alternate opening, never-before-seen characters and deleted scenes, and a sneak peek at some of the hidden Easter Eggs that make reference to Disney Animation’s most beloved films and characters.
Several things make this such a great movie to own. If you are yet to watch the movie and have young kids, I would advise reading this small spoiler alert as a heads up just in case you have little ones who are sensitive viewers.
Overall the life lessons you can point out to your kids after watching Zootopia are several. I’ve listed out several reasons why I think Zootopia is a great movie and why Judy Hopps is such a fantastic character to look up to, irrespective of your age. After watching the movie again on Blu-ray, I continue to stand by my point of view on the movie and yes, recommend grabbing a copy for your next family movie night.
Here are a few activities for the kids to enjoy prior to (or after) watching the movie:
and a few Zootopia inspired edible treats to whip up during the same:
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Leave a comment below, letting me know one take-home point/life lesson you grabbed after watching the movie. If you are yet to watch Zootopia, feel free to share a great one great take-home from my thoughts on the movie.
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I can definitely relate to #4 on your thoughts about the movie. #4 is “Never stereotype anyone. You can find a friend in a person you least expect to.”. I have found friends with people I never imagined I would enjoy their company.
You don’t have to fit into the norm. Chase your dreams to become what is burning in your heart.
I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I like how it teaches that even if you fail just keep trying.
I learned lessons about patience and friendship.
I love that it encourages people to be the change. Now a days people are more apt to stay anonymous and refrain from reaching out. I love that it shows us to be actve participants in life!
I learned from this movie that Sloths talk slow and like to drive fast cars. I also learned that life can be complicated. Thanks for the giveaway. I hope that I win.
We haven’t seen the movie yet but from your review my take home is Never stereotype anyone. You can find a friend in a person you least expect to.
great movie my kids love it
Don’t stereotype someone without getting a chance to know them for yourself
If you fail keep trying. Haven’t seen movie.
Working hard and being determined will help you achieve your goals in life.
Nothing is impossible….try…try…try and eventually you will succeed.
I have yet to see this movie, but from your thoughts on this movie I like #3. Even if you fail, keep trying. You’ll never learn or succeed if you give up. Just keep going.
I haven’t watched this movie yet, but I like how it teaches you to keep trying, never give up!
I took my daughter to see this in the theater. I loved that she kept saying “anyone can be ANYTHING” after seeing it.
I learned that you can realize your goals through hard work.
I have not seen it yet but a friend keeps telling me I have to
Hard work, determination, perseverance and the courage to seek after your goals is important.
I haven’t seen the movie yet but I liked the not having to fit in to the norm,to chase your dreams to become what’s burning in your heart. I’m a big believer in this since I don’t fit in to the norm.
I like your take home moment
Hard work, determination, perseverance and the courage to seek after your goals is important.
To not judge people by what you think they should be based on how they look
Follow your dreams no matter what any one else says.
That it’s good to follow your dreams and not give up when things get tough.
I have not seen the movie yet. I like your thought –Hard work, determination, perseverance and the courage to seek after your goals is important. I have taught that to my 4 sons.
I have not seen this yet. I like that you say this movie has a message to chase your dreams because you can be anything.
We learned that if you work hard, you can achieve anything.
I like your ending, we can be anything we want to be, and make a change.
I haven’t seen this movie yet. One great take home lesson I like that you learned from this movie is to never stereotype people!
I liked how the movie showed a female in a traditional male role.
I have not seen this movie. I like: Even if you fail, keep trying.
You don’t have to fit into the norm. Chase your dreams to become what is burning in your heart.
We have not seen Zootopia and The what makes it great to watch is the idea that “You don’t have to fit into the norm. Chase your dreams to become what is burning in your heart”!
I haven’t seen this movie yet but I love how it teaches you that you don’t have to fit into the norm and to chase your dreams….
I agree to #3 Even if you fail, keep trying. Great advice for children to learn it is okay not achieve everything on their first try but never give up.
Hard work, determination, perseverance and the courage to seek after your goals is important.
I like even if you fail, keep trying. I think it’s important to not give up.
I like if you fail keep trying
We loved the movie. One take home point for our children was that it doesn’t matter how big you are everyone can do great things.
Even if you fail, keep trying.
I learned not to judge a book by its cover or because someone in one group is one way doesnt mean all of them are the same.
Thanks for the chance to win
Anyone can be or do anything. I just adored this movie!
I learned lessons about patience and friendship, and it teaches to keep trying even after you fail!
We haven’t seen this movie yet, but I hear it’s really good! I love your take=home of “Never stereotype anyone. You can find a friend in a person you least expect to.” Always good to remember…especially in this day & age!
dont judge people by their appearance
I like your comments about the theme song–a good song can set the stage for the movie
Dont give up, keep on trying!!!!!
I haven’t seen it yet so my fave of your take home thoughts is “You don’t have to fit into the norm. Chase your dreams to become what is burning in your heart.”
I haven’t seen the movie yet, but you bring out some good points. My real favorite is to not stereotype anyone.
I like the lesson of not stereotyping people
Hard work, determination, perseverance and the courage to seek after your goals is important.