Talking with kids about difference and stereotypes: Christian Parenting lessons from Zootropolis 2

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Zootropolis 2 will help Christian parents explore prejudice with their children - Charles Merritt explains how

Film: Zootropolis 2

Age rating: PG

Runtime: 108 minutes

See this if you liked: Zootropolis

Synopsis:

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are now partners in crime (well, stopping crime) but their partnership is not without its flaws. After a mission gone wrong, the two are forced to head into therapy to help their working dynamic. When a snake steals the original plans for Zootropolis and Hopps and Wilde are framed for helping them and must go on the run to clear their names and dig into the truth of Zootropolis’ origin.

What I liked:

The first Zootropolis (or Zootopia if you are in the States) is a masterpiece – full of wit, world building, clever mystery and great characters. This sequel is more of the same, which is absolutely no bad thing!

There are so many great puns, one liners and visual gags that it’s hard to keep track of them all

Jason Bateman does such a good job at delivering his lines, both the dry, sarcastic wit and the emotional beats. Equally, Ginnifer Goodwin is Judy Hopps and brings such enthusiasm and warmth that it’s hard not to ……

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