I mean, think about this... a film like Zootopia 2 can break records on Thanksgiving weekend, but are we really surprised? I mean, have you seen some of the stuff they're making these days? It's not just about the animation or the story anymore, it's about the experience. People want to escape reality for a few hours and lose themselves in something magical. And Zootopia 2 delivers that, doesn't it?
But what's interesting is how it's performing across cultures and borders. That's gotta be a reflection of our desire for connection and community, you know? We're all drawn to the same things – adventure, excitement, and a sense of belonging. And if a film like Zootopia 2 can tap into that, then it's got a chance at greatness.
But what about the bigger picture? I mean, are we just chasing after more box office records or are we really creating something meaningful? Can a film be both fun and substantial at the same time? I think so. And if Zootopia 2 can keep up that momentum, then who knows? Maybe it'll be a game-changer for animation films.
But what's interesting is how it's performing across cultures and borders. That's gotta be a reflection of our desire for connection and community, you know? We're all drawn to the same things – adventure, excitement, and a sense of belonging. And if a film like Zootopia 2 can tap into that, then it's got a chance at greatness.
But what about the bigger picture? I mean, are we just chasing after more box office records or are we really creating something meaningful? Can a film be both fun and substantial at the same time? I think so. And if Zootopia 2 can keep up that momentum, then who knows? Maybe it'll be a game-changer for animation films.
... anyway, speaking of forests, have you ever been to the Redwood National Forest in California? It's literally the most breathtaking place on earth, and I'm seriously considering planning a road trip there soon 
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they must've spent so much on marketing but it's clearly paying off 
the fact that international receipts alone are topping $700m is insane 
i'm not surprised it's gonna challenge avatar: fire and ash for first place though, zootopia 2 has such a strong fandom and those posters are giving me LIFE 
fingers crossed it stays in contention for #1
. I mean, remember The Lion King? That was a classic! And don't even get me started on Toy Story - who didn't love Woody and Buzz Lightyear?! 
But this Zootopia 2 business... it's wild! They're raking in the dough, like $916 million worldwide already! 
i mean dont get me wrong zootopia was great but thats still a lot of money for a animated film...and people are already speculating about it beating avatar: fire and ash for top spot? that sounds like a long shot to me 