A previously deleted scene from 'Zootopia 2' has been unearthed, revealing an alternative opening where Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps attempt to bust a smuggler at the airport instead of their eventual docks heist.
In this alternate version, the duo's initial plan comes together as they successfully apprehend the smuggler. However, things take a turn when it becomes clear that the smuggler is not what they initially thought, leading to an unexpected twist in the scene.
Director Jared Bush and director Byron Howard introduced the deleted scene, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the animation process and providing insight into their creative decisions.
The original version of this scene eventually made its way onto the big screen as part of 'Zootopia 2.' The film follows Nick and Judy on a new mission to track down Gary De'Snake. As they delve deeper into the case, they must go undercover in new parts of the animal metropolis, testing their partnership like never before.
Fans of the hit film will be pleased to know that a featurette exploring its success is included in the bonus features for 'Zootopia 2.' The original soundtrack for 'Zootopia 2' has also garnered significant attention with Shakira's single "Zoo," which boasts over 500 million global streams.
In total, the Zootopia 2 release includes a wide array of behind-the-scenes content and deleted scenes. A music video by Shakira is also included in the bonus features, offering an added layer of fun for fans of the film.
In this alternate version, the duo's initial plan comes together as they successfully apprehend the smuggler. However, things take a turn when it becomes clear that the smuggler is not what they initially thought, leading to an unexpected twist in the scene.
Director Jared Bush and director Byron Howard introduced the deleted scene, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the animation process and providing insight into their creative decisions.
The original version of this scene eventually made its way onto the big screen as part of 'Zootopia 2.' The film follows Nick and Judy on a new mission to track down Gary De'Snake. As they delve deeper into the case, they must go undercover in new parts of the animal metropolis, testing their partnership like never before.
Fans of the hit film will be pleased to know that a featurette exploring its success is included in the bonus features for 'Zootopia 2.' The original soundtrack for 'Zootopia 2' has also garnered significant attention with Shakira's single "Zoo," which boasts over 500 million global streams.
In total, the Zootopia 2 release includes a wide array of behind-the-scenes content and deleted scenes. A music video by Shakira is also included in the bonus features, offering an added layer of fun for fans of the film.
. I mean, where's the source on this "deleted scene" being unearthed? Is it a leak or was Disney just trying to create some buzz around the release of 'Zootopia 2'? It doesn't add up. And what's with the weird twist at the end? Sounds like they were trying to fit in some extra plot to make it more interesting, but not in a good way. I'd love to see the full deleted scene and hear from the directors themselves on what inspired this alternate version... then maybe I'll believe it 
. An alternate opening scene like this? Who thought that was a good idea? They already gave us the original storyline, so why mess with it now? It's like they're trying to make up for something by forcing us to watch these deleted scenes... and now we've got to sit through some featurette about how successful the first film was too. Like, yeah, congrats, you made a gazillion dollars, what about now? Can't wait to see what other "surprises" they have in store for us 
. But I guess that's just the nature of storytelling - sometimes unexpected twists can lead to even more excitement! 
It's also awesome to see some behind-the-scenes peeks into the animation process and creative decisions. The fact that Shakira's song "Zoo" has gotten so much traction is no surprise, though - her music always seems to get a wild ride 
. Anyway, fans of Zootopia 2 are in for a treat with all these bonus features and deleted scenes! 
it's crazy to think about how their whole story could've played out differently 
this deleted scene gives me chills tho! 
i'm so glad we get to see some behind-the-scenes magic with director jared bush and byron howard sharing their creative process 
can't wait to dive into the rest of the bonus features, including that featurette on zootopia's success 
and yay for shakira's "zoo" being a hit song!!! 
I love how it shows Nick and Judy's initial success, but then they realize there's more to the story. It's like, exactly what happened in the movie, but with a little twisty surprise 
. And can we talk about how cool it is that Jared Bush and Byron Howard shared this behind-the-scenes look at their animation process? 
does anyone think they should release more deleted scenes or bonus content? maybe we'll get to see more behind-the-scenes stuff on youtube or something? 
too... 500 million streams? No wonder! Anyway, can't wait to see the whole movie now and catch those behind-the-scenes peeks 
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I've had that one on repeat since it came out, it's such a bop! 
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anyway this deleted scene from zootopia 2 is pretty cool i love how they're trying to bust a smuggler at the airport in the beginning it's like whoa we know nick and judy are sneaky but not airport security level sneaky lol then it takes a turn and it becomes all unexpected which is kinda what makes zootopia so great the twistiness 
anyway i'm stoked they included this in the bonus features of zootopia 2 it's like they're showing us that even the creators were experimenting with things back then remember when we first saw zootopia in 2016 
! It's always dope to see what could've been and how the filmmakers decided to go with their original plan. I love how this deleted scene is like a little Easter egg for us fans, giving us more insight into the animation process 
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And why not release some of these behind-the-scenes goodies with the initial marketing campaign? It's all a bit late for me, but I guess fans will still enjoy it... 