Frankie Taggart Kubbo

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The central idea of the article entitled ""Zootopia" beats out "Moana," "Kubo" by Frankie Taggart is that a loving, animated movie called Zootopia wins Oscar over other family-friendly films. Moreover, the story focuses in on a "intrepid rabbit police officer Judy Hopps who, along with a fox, solves a crime in a metropolis" (Taggart, paragraph 2) of other species. Furthermore, this movie was amazingly populous across the country, earning about "$75 million in its first weekend"(Taggart, paragraph 11) which is a record setting box office amount. Also, across the nation, "critics note approvingly about its message against racism and gender discrimination."(Taggart, paragraph 13) This is because the story actually teaches young children about

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