‘Hoppers’ Review: The Delightful New Pixar Film Is an Out-of-the-Box Critter Comedy That’s Like ‘Bambi’ on Crack
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‘Hoppers’ Review: The Delightful New Pixar Film Is an Out-of-the-Box Critter Comedy That’s Like ‘Bambi’ on Crack
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Is there any figure in movies more familiar than the animated critter who talks like a human? From “Bambi” to “The Lion King” to “Ratatouille” to “Zootopia 2,” perky anthropomorphism is at the heart of most animated films. So when I say that the central character of the new Pixar movie, “Hoppers,” is a mouthy beaver named Mabel (voiced by Piper Curda), that may sound like the cuddly quintessence of animated business as usual. You could call Mabel an eager beaver — and you could also call her righteous, testy, impassioned and wonderstruck.
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