Disney and Pixar have shown before that their biggest franchises can take such long breaks. There were six years between Frozen and Frozen 2, and nine between Inside Out and Inside Out 2, which became the highest grossing animated film overall ($1.69 billion) until being dethroned by Ne Zha 2 ($2.24 billion) last year.

After a historic run at the box office with Zootopia 2, a third movie seems to be all but assured, and co-director Jared Bush has some thoughts.

Zootopia 2 crossed the $1 billion dollar mark in just 17 days but the animated film's roaring success didn't result in a Golden Globe win.

Good news for all the fans who can’t resist a good crime-solving bunny and a sly fox: Zootopia 2 is finally out in French cinemas! But let’s be real: you’re

The second adventure of rabbit cop Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and her fox pal Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) has far outflanked its 2016 predecessor's still-pretty-darn-good $1.025 billion box office take.

Disney celebrates a new record as Zootopia 2 tops the box office charts. The sequel has earned more than $1.47 billion worldwide, pushing the studio past the

China's theatrical market was more top-heavy than ever last year, as a handful of huge blockbusters — 'Ne Zha 2' with $2.1 billion and 'Zootopia 2' at $558.3 million — dominated, while mid-tier features faced further decline.

Note, Pixar’s Inside Out 2 remains the top-grossing overall animated title for Disney at $1.698 billion, and the top all-time MPA animated feature title at the box office. China’s Ne Zha 2 with $2.15 billion is the top-grossing animated movie ever.

“ Zootopia 2 ” is going down in the Disney record books. The animated sequel is now Walt Disney Animation’s highest-grossing movie in history with $1.46 billion at the global box office. It beat the previous record holder, “ Frozen 2 ,” which made $1.45 billion in 2019.

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Disney's "Zootopia," released in 2016, introduced audiences to the mammalian metropolis where an idealistic young police bunny named Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) teams up with a criminal fox, Nick (Jason Bateman),