MStar Movie Night: ZOOTOPIA 2
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Join us for a FREE, family-friendly fun night at our outdoor big-screen movie showing! 🍿
We will have Tuesday String Band performing live music, free popcorn, bounce houses, and plenty of outdoor activities for you to enjoy. Invite all your friends, neighbors, and co-workers! Doors open at 7:00 pm with the movie showing starting at sunset, so come hang out!
Don't forget a lawn chair or blankets for seating!
Please RSVP how many are coming in your group so we can make plan for food. We'll use that RSVP for a raffle before the movie starts. You gotta be there to win! 👀
⭐️ RSVP HERE : https://mstarsalem.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3560026
MOVIE: Zootopia 2 🦊🐰
Movie rating: PG
Focus on the Family - Plugged In says:
"When Zootopia came out in 2016 it taught important lessons about prejudice and overcoming our differences. Zootopia 2 carries on in that same vein, teaching audiences that prejudice still isn’t OK and, even more, that our differences can help us, not hurt us.
Judy and Nick serve as the primary embodiment of that message. In the first film, Nick the fox should have been the natural predator of Judy the rabbit. Instead, they overcame their instincts and became friends and police partners.
However, the successful partnership of one bunny and fox does not a prejudice-free society make. Nick and Judy still have their work cut out for them. But by hunting down (and then helping out) Gary De’Snake, they realize that they themselves—champions of animal diversity that they are—could stand to let go of some preconceived notions about other species.
Zootopia 2 has a lot of messages like that. It encourages us to listen and to learn. It asks us to be kind and helpful. It emboldens us to stand up for the marginalized and to each of us play a part in making the world better for everyone. To borrow the movie’s own phrase, to be “better Zoogether.”
The film is rated PG, but parents should note some direct references to R-rated films. There are also some questionably dressed animals at a “Burning Mammal” music festival that, if the characters were human, would certainly raise some eyebrows. These things will probably go over the heads of most littles, but if mom and dad (or an older sibling, even) laugh at those references, it could create some awkward questions.
Those caveats aside, most families will enjoy the colorful animation, the creative storytelling and the just plum nice messages that Zootopia 2 has to offer."
We will have Tuesday String Band performing live music, free popcorn, bounce houses, and plenty of outdoor activities for you to enjoy. Invite all your friends, neighbors, and co-workers! Doors open at 7:00 pm with the movie showing starting at sunset, so come hang out!
Don't forget a lawn chair or blankets for seating!
Please RSVP how many are coming in your group so we can make plan for food. We'll use that RSVP for a raffle before the movie starts. You gotta be there to win! 👀
⭐️ RSVP HERE : https://mstarsalem.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3560026
MOVIE: Zootopia 2 🦊🐰
Movie rating: PG
Focus on the Family - Plugged In says:
"When Zootopia came out in 2016 it taught important lessons about prejudice and overcoming our differences. Zootopia 2 carries on in that same vein, teaching audiences that prejudice still isn’t OK and, even more, that our differences can help us, not hurt us.
Judy and Nick serve as the primary embodiment of that message. In the first film, Nick the fox should have been the natural predator of Judy the rabbit. Instead, they overcame their instincts and became friends and police partners.
However, the successful partnership of one bunny and fox does not a prejudice-free society make. Nick and Judy still have their work cut out for them. But by hunting down (and then helping out) Gary De’Snake, they realize that they themselves—champions of animal diversity that they are—could stand to let go of some preconceived notions about other species.
Zootopia 2 has a lot of messages like that. It encourages us to listen and to learn. It asks us to be kind and helpful. It emboldens us to stand up for the marginalized and to each of us play a part in making the world better for everyone. To borrow the movie’s own phrase, to be “better Zoogether.”
The film is rated PG, but parents should note some direct references to R-rated films. There are also some questionably dressed animals at a “Burning Mammal” music festival that, if the characters were human, would certainly raise some eyebrows. These things will probably go over the heads of most littles, but if mom and dad (or an older sibling, even) laugh at those references, it could create some awkward questions.
Those caveats aside, most families will enjoy the colorful animation, the creative storytelling and the just plum nice messages that Zootopia 2 has to offer."
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4775 27th Ave SE, Salem, OR, United States, Oregon 97302
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