It's Called A Golden Globe, Sweetheart.

Last night, "Zootopia" won the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature. Guess people thought a fox and a bunny were way better than singing animals and a Hawaiian demigod. So do I.

Judging by the pages and pages of Zootopia fan fiction, non-industry people concur whole-heartedly. There's everything from breathy romance to gritty crime drama, some of it decently written. For me, Zootopia is a keeper; Sing is a second-tier keeper; Moana not quite, a rental perhaps. Although Golden Globes is usually a predictor of the Academy Awards, there's Sing's angle of being a stage production, which would appeal to movie-maker types. We'll just have to wait and see. No matter what, though, congrats to the Walt Disney Company for getting their groove back.

Yeah, Moana is cute, but it's a lot more low key compared to Zootopia--which has a lot of creativity and two awesome, likable lead characters. I honestly don't think Moana is Oscar deserving--good and enjoyable, but Zootopia deserves it over the other film.
However, I would love Kubo and the Two Strings to get the recognition it rightfully deserves--that was a damn good movie--but it didn't have much publicity compared to Disney's works.

Yes, Kubo was a really great movie. And in stopmotion no less. It definitely deserves recognition.