"I Nicholas Wilde, promise to be brave, loyal, helpful, and trustworthy."
He keeps every single line of that promise for someone who has no idea he ever made it.
The red bandana he bandages Judy's leg with is his Scout neckerchief. He kept it.

Love this film. A real throwback to the days when Hollywood still knew how to make a film with a message, without making it insufferably preachy and clunky. So many great moments and nods to other films and shows!

One more obscure voice actors in this movie, for most of the world, is the moose newscaster. Peter Mansbridge was the anchor of The National, the main CBC news program, from 1988 to 2016. He's almost like the Canadian version of Tom Brokaw.
Also, I suspect the DMV scene is an ADHD test.

38:30 Yes, otters. They might look all cute and cuddly, but they're actually vicious little things lol

I love the Breaking Bad reference in this movie, especially when Doug said the names Woolter & Jesse

The plot twist was so good. 🙃Clutch the pearls.😳Great reaction!!

12:38  “I mean, I can’t knock the hustle.  Like, wow.”
Yeah.  It’s really clever.

The "Madagascar" series. Specifically "Madagascar II" for Moto-Moto's song.

Hey! I remember U watching Godzilla Minus One. So I'm here to suggest something about it, that is Godzilla Minus Zero, which is going to release on November 3rd in Japan, and November 6th internationally. The official trailer was just dropped a few days ago, and I recommend watching the trailer. There is going to be a new kaiju/monster and godzilla is going to help humans. Godzilla IS the example of repeating the same concept and still making it look fresh

Heck yeah about time lol plenty of time to catch up before the third one drops.

36:36 Just like the evil scientist's lair from the Buggs Bunny short "Water, Water, Everyhare".  All it's missing is the neon sign flashing "EVIL SCIENTIST" "BOO!".

so many memories I used to watch this movie with my daughter who's 13 now we probably washed it from the time she woke up till the time she went to bed just constantly just kept playing it on the DVD player brings back memories

I recommend reacting to
Young Woman and the Sea and True Spirit I think your going to love the movies so much

Good movie love the video Nia stay motivated dream big

love this movie and all the referenes, Godfather, Breaking Bad, Frozen, Big Hero 6 (that you need to watch ASAP) Ect To bad you missed most of them. And btw 9:23 Parking duty may have been played as a joke, but if you think about it, it's also one of the faster ways to familiarize a new cop with navigating a large city.
Duke Weaselton is voiced by the legendary Alan Tudyk and the joke of him correcting Judy mispronouncing his name as Weselton, is a reference to Duke of Weselton (also voiced by Tudyk) in Frozen, who's home country is constantly mispronunced as Weaselton. 10:55 Nick's "son" yes its a fennec fox. They're native to the deserts of North Africa, and they stay quite small and cute their entire lives; standing around 8" tall on average, and weighing no more than 3 pounds

Its funny how all the districts in Zootopia powered the next one. The desert heat was created by the exhaust from the air conditioners that kept Tuntra town frozen. The meltwater from the ice in Tundra town was the water in the rainforest ... and so on. Its so clever.

Btw the part when Nick pretends to kill Judy is an animal reference. In nature, rabbits don't really make noise...except their death scream, which is horrifying to hear.  It is loud shrill and only when they are in extreme pain and/or fear, like when being killed by a predator.

The calendar on Chief Bogo's wall in his office is a picture of the San Fransokyo skyline from Big Hero 6.
A reference to Frozen, specifically its most well-known song, is made when Chief Bogo says "Life isn't some cartoon musical where you sing a little song and your insipid dreams magically come true! So let it go."
Another reference to Let it Go is on Judy Hopps' music player, where a Gazelle song is titled Let it Goat.

The male news anchor is actually localized in some regions to be a native species and voiced by a local-ish celeb. For Australia the Koala anchor is voiced by Australian singer David Campbell. The other versions are:
- Moose (Default)
- Tanuki / Raccoon Dog (Japan)
- Jaguar (Brazil)
- Panda (China)
52:35 The scenes where you see the news reports you see this Moose news anchor named named Peter Moosebridge. He's take on CBC News Reporter Peter Mansbridge and is actually voiced by Mansbridge himself.

22:54  “They’re all sloths?”
“😄😄😄”
This is a joke made for the big-city audience.  I have experience with a unique set of circumstances that makes me aware of that.
See, the total population of the Earth has more than quadrupled in the last century.  The US has gone from a nation in which not quite 50% of us lived in urban areas to a nation in which that number is now just above 80% and that trend is continuing.
One effect of this is strain on the local, administrative infrastructure; the DMV.  If you live in a large well-known well-connected city, there’s a good chance you’re accustomed to planning out a trip to the DMV so you’re in line before they even open if you have any hope of being seen before half the day is gone.
Since then, though, I have moved to a small town.  Here, there’s only one DMV office, and even though I’ve been there several times, I’ve only ever had to wait in line once, and it was behind a single person.  It has shaped up to be an eye-openingly pleasant change.
I think if it was still only 50% of the US population living in urban areas, that joke would not be so funny.

Shakira is my favorite singer that I listen since the early 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣’s. Therewith, she played the character named Gazelle which was my favorite one in this movie. 🖤🖤🖤💜💜💜🍿🍿🍿🎥🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬🎦🎦🎦📽️📽️📽️

Apparently Nick and Flash met in High School and where on the  track team together

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

17:55 -- most people miss the "Frozen" joke in the reactions.