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| © Michael Chevy Castranova 2016 |
The sloths working at the DMV scene is not the only funny sequence in “Zootopia.” It’s an anthropomorphic
version of the old Bob and Ray radio routine, but this certainly still is pretty
great.
In fact, many
scenes in the Disney cartoon are from other sources, from “The Godfather” to
“Chinatown” to Elmer Fudd. Yet this stands on its own as a well-realized,
charming movie — and this from someone who has very limited interest in
animation.
Of course,
“Zootopia” at its heart is an adventure story: A small, cute rabbit and a sly and
possibly untrustworthy fox need to solve a mystery in the big city. Go see it.
Go now.
Meanwhile, over in
chapter 369 of “Slipped,” more of the mystery of why the Scarlet Sparrow was
lured to Finland has been revealed. But we still don’t know what the Chancellor
has been up to in his remote part of the world. Nor what part Cartier Tour and
Delacroix have played — and what’s ahead for them.
Take a look,please.
Then you can go see “Zootopia.”
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