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Disney’s latest offerings— with the exception of lacklustre Pixar collaboration The Good Dinosaur. We’re pretty sure Finding Dory will pick up The Good Dinosaur’s slack— have all been amazing, a constant reminder to people everywhere that they still have a monopoly on making feel-good, so-relatable-it-burns movies that turn into cash-cows and classics alike. Its latest family flick, Zootopia, which has already made bank beyond even Frozen’s record-setting debut, continues the time-honoured Disney tradition.

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All in all, this movie was a roaring success. An instant classic. It has something for everyone, but seems especially to speak to college grads, or people beginning their life of independence, unsure of which path to follow, but determined to make it there. It runs a little long (1 hour and 48 minutes), but the story is so engrossing, you won’t notice. Zootopia deserves 4 stars. Its themes bring up a good chance to have a thoughtful, honest discussion with your little ones (no matter how big they may be) afterwards. Hopefully, this gets a lot of merchandise.