Directed by: Byron Howard, Rich Moore, Jared Bush
Starring: Jason Bateman, Idris Elba, Alan Tudyk, Ginnifer Goodwin
Trivia: At the naked animals spa, there are two bears scratching their back on a palm tree, that's a reference to Balloo from The Jungle Book.
Trivia: During the recording session, Ginnifer Goodwin actually broke down in tears whilst recording Judy's apology to Nick Wilde.
Trivia: In the lab, there is a blackboard with several pics and there is one with a wolf sitting on a bench, that's a reference to a famous photo of Keanu Reeves.
Continuity mistake: When the landlady shows Judy to her "luxury apartment" note the position of the vertical deadbolt lock affixed to the front door and jamb, but the next morning when Judy leaves for the ZPD, as she unlocks the door the deadbolt lock has moved higher up on the door and jamb (note wallpaper). Additionally, just as Judy opens the door we can see that although the interior deadbolt is affixed higher, its key cylinder on the exterior side is much lower, which makes no sense, but then the deadbolt is back to normal.
Nick Wilde: It's called a hustle, sweetheart.
Question: I have two questions about Duke Weaselton. 1) Is he the same weasel who was a childhood friend of Gideon Gray's? 2) Despite Judy capturing him early on, how did he get out of prison? If he was released from prison then why?
Answer: First off, you could already tell that Duke wasn't Gideon's childhood friend, because Gideon stated his friend's name, and it was Travis. Second, Judy did capture Duke, but he didn't escape on his own. Like our government, there are certain times a person stays in jail before being released. And during the time we see him get caught, and when Judy saw him selling movies, he was probably in jail for some time.
Chosen answer: 1. No, it's not, that is Travis. The weasel who was a childhood friend of Gideon has brown fur, but when officer Hopps chases the Duke, the Duke's fur colour is brownish orange. 2. The Duke has gone through the period of his prison time, so he did get out - maybe the Zootopia laws are different than ours.
I would agree, but why would laws in Zootopia be different from the real world? The real world and Zootopia both have the same laws; they just apply to animals, since there are no humans.