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Hoppers

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Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

What if you could talk to animals and understand what they’re saying? In Disney and Pixar’s all-new feature film “Hoppers,” scientists have discovered how to “hop” human consciousness into lifelike robotic animals, allowing people to communicate with animals as animals!

Cast

  • Piper Curda
  • Bobby Moynihan
  • Jon Hamm
Moviegoers are saying
This animated family film has audiences calling it 'delightfully unhinged' - a hilarious, heartwarming adventure that keeps both kids glued to their seats and adults genuinely entertained. While one reviewer noted some unexpectedly mature themes that sparked family discussions about consequences, the overwhelming consensus celebrates its perfect balance of comedy and emotion, with many comparing it favorably to Pixar's recent output.
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Delightfully-Unhinged
Kids-Glued-To-Seats
Surprise-Packed
Visually-Exceptional
Multi-Generational-Hit
Emotionally-Clever
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Reviews

Metacritic

80
Mar 2, 2026

It’s exactly the kind of solid entertainment, with the right mix of laughs and tears, that reminds us of the genius-level storytelling the good folks over there are capable of. It’s precisely what the animation studio needed at this time and fits comfortably alongside some of their upper-tier offerings.

Daniel Howat
Next Best Picture
80
Mar 2, 2026

It’d be uncharitable to call Hoppers derivative, when it’s otherwise odd and spiky enough to carve out its own niche.

Clarisse Loughrey
The Independent
83
Mar 2, 2026

The dimming prestige of the brand perhaps allowed Hoppers the freedom to be something much more modest, and also way more fun and satisfying — a hilarious, joke-a-second comedy that has its moments of sweetness and emotional resonance, but isn’t looking to force tears out of you.

Wilson Chapman
IndieWire