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Nature or nurture - we delve into the age old question this week with Zootopia. Dumb bunnies, sly foxes, shrewd shrews, sloths in sports cars, a cheeto loving cheetah and so many more make up the fabric of this social commentary comedy with sight gags galore, smart writing that might go over the heads of children in the micro, but is pretty clear in the macro. And also, that bunny and that fox looooove each other.
Recommendations: The End of Oak Street (In Theaters); 9 to 5 (free on Philo, rentable elsewhere)
Next up: Moana (2016)
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