well it did beat Deadpool big time

Not only did it beat Deadpool hands down, it had the biggest animated movie debut in Disney history. Frozen had that spot till Zootopia came out.

good movie too
need soundtrack of Zootopia on CD & Big Hero 6!

your upset about a movie already being released out?! Man I wish that was my problem. I find it very silly.
Anyways, look up many cartoons that are out that you haven't seen before.
Check out wikipedia. see if there is cartoons or animated movies you haven't seen. There is so many. I cannot even tell you how many there is out there.
I will name out a few foreign films that are worth watching.
-One stormy night ( anime movie)
- wolf children (anime movie)
-roadside romeo (disney, but its like whatever)
- leafie an hen into the wild (korean)
- Mune ( foreign french film)
- Ernest and celestine ( french movie)
- Bagi ( really good anime movie)
- summer wars ( anime)
- thunder and house of magic (england)
- rover dangerfield. (USA)
- ooops naoh is gone! (canada)
-Try USA movies by fox, movies by WB, Disney, dream works, don bluth, many indy films that were released out in theaters that are USA movies are good too.
If need to know more USA movies, just let me know. I am constantly searching for the next animated movie I haven't seen.

Heh. I wish I could call what I'm feeling "very silly" but unfortunately I cannot. I always thought it was part of being furry: to wish to be in another world and to be a character in that world.
I'm sure the people who suffered from depression after seeing Avatar didn't feel very silly either: http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Mov.....r.movie.blues/

I don't get depression from after watching a movie unless that movie is sad. I mean it has to be very sad movie. I can see people being a lil sad once a series they liked ended. I can see why you would be sad for not being a real fuzzy and not living in that furry world, since its a fantasy you cannot obtain, which makes sense.
I am not denying your feelings, but my opinion, its silly to me to be sad over a movie that has ended . They're making a part two and there will be tons of furry movies to be released in theaters this year. More and more companies are making tons of furry movies. The movie Sing is coming out and that is a furry movie.

I understand the 'down' that comes after so deeply connecting with a world someone created. It's not silly.

I'll add another film to the list of must-sees: Neko no Ongaeshi (The Cat Returns) from Studio Ghibli. Very engaging setting and world.

I remember when I first seen Lilo and Stitch I felt really weird, I couldn't really understand what was wrong, but all I knew
is that I really liked the movie and I kept thinking about it constantly for like a Week, and I felt almost depressed over it, but yet
I really liked the movie.

I think I know what you mean with Zootopia, it is a weird feeling.

You really love the movie, and I guess its just a lot to take in ^^

Yeah, I've been feeling similarly. A local fur friend of mine described it before seeing the movie. He was anticipating the depression that would come after it, and I didn't really think much of it at the time. Now that I'm feeling it though, it's certainly real.

I hear ya. Even if it meant being tiny and living in Little Rodentia district, just being there in Zootopia would be more than worth it.

Avatar did that for me.

Yeah yeah Dances With Wolves 2 whatever. The world, the color, and the TRANSCENDENCE of the main character to move bodies from his crippled one to something... just *BETTER* really hit me hard.

But I have some weird views on my RL self so yeah.

A lot of people like to hate on Avatar because its "cowboys and indians in space" or whatever. I really liked it and, as much as we hate to admit it, if humanity encounters a sentient species on another planet we would likely wipe them out. Until our species matures enough to stop bickering childishly over our own resources and such, we have no business sending armies into space.

You could always surround yourself with Zootopia plushies!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Zootopia-Larg.....words=zootopia

I've seriously thought about it. But none of the plushes I've seen so far look much like the characters.
I did order the movie written in comic book form, however:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1988032873/

I haven't even seen it, and I've been browsing the fan-art. The G-rated stuff I've found seems both more interesting and better-drawn than the porn.

Its more than worth the price of a ticket, even if you go to a 3D showing which is highly recommended.

I know exactly how you feel, and didn't know others felt as I did until I started asking around. I didn't even anticipate feeling it, but it hit me a few minutes after the movie ended: "Wait a second...I have to go back to the normal world now, where the characters in that movie will *never exist.* Just as bad, when the movie started their stories seemed new and I was experiencing it with them, but now it's over and done, making them seem less alive and the movie's universe somehow more inaccessible."

It's similar to the feeling you can get after finishing a great novel. Urban Dictionary calls it "post-series depression:" http://www.urbandictionary.com/defi.....ies+Depression

I've never felt it as much as on this movie, however. When a book is done you can at least take solace in the fact that you'll probably meet people in your life that can closely resemble the characters you yearn to interact with; no human on Earth will ever meet an anthropomorphic bunny or fox, nor be able to take a vacation to Zootopia, or even talk with an intelligent creature of some other species.

Seeing it again just made it worse. The only things I've found that help are talking with people about the movie, appreciating it artistically, and drawing the characters. Also, perhaps I'll date a chick whose personality is similar to Judy, at which point I'll just call her "bunny" or "carrots" and see if she figures it out ;P

Reading fan fiction and seeing art inspired by the movie helped me get over some of the depression though it still lingers quite a bit.

Getting to RP with you in a Zootopia setting has been wonderful however, and it makes me completely forget about being depressed during the time we're playing ^.^

If I ever find anyone with a personality similar to Nick's, I think I'll just melllllt. Le sigh... I'd do anything for that fox <3