In a sparkling collision of two beloved worlds, Zootopia 2: Find The Grinch (2026) delivers one of the most charming Christmas crossovers ever animated. With a dazzling 9.8/10 rating, the film turns the season of giving into a season of pursuit — because when the Grinch mysteriously vanishes days before Christmas, someone has to save the holiday… again.
Judy Hopps returns with her unstoppable optimism, bounding headfirst into the case with badge in paw and determination in her heart. Nick Wilde, sly as ever, tags along — not because he loves Christmas, but because a case this messy screams “dangerous fun.” Their banter sparks with the same irresistible chemistry fans adore, making every moment feel witty, warm, and wonderfully chaotic.
Whoville bursts to life with vibrant colors, crooked architecture, and snow that sparkles just a little too perfectly — a fitting playground for a story that spirals from mystery into mischief. But beneath the candy-cane charm lies a city starting to panic without its green, grouchy icon.
The twist? The Grinch isn’t hiding to ruin Christmas — he’s missing because someone else wants the joy of Whoville destroyed. Judy and Nick soon learn that even the king of chaos has enemies, and teaming up with him might be their only chance to stop a disaster bigger than a stolen sleigh.
Watching the Grinch reluctantly partner with two law officers is comedic gold. His sarcasm snaps against Judy’s idealism, while Nick effortlessly matches his schemes — forming an unlikely trio that drives the film’s sharp humor and heartfelt evolution.
The action scenes shine: sleigh chases across frosty cliffs, exploding gumdrop traps, and a peppermint-powered snowmobile sequence that stands as one of the funniest animated set pieces of the decade. Kids laugh — adults do too, sometimes harder.
But beneath the bells and glitter beats a message about belonging and redemption. The Grinch learns that running from connection doesn’t protect him — it isolates him. Judy and Nick, meanwhile, discover that some troublemakers aren’t villains at all — just lonely hearts waiting to be understood.
By the finale, Whoville and Zootopia collide in one breathtaking celebration where differences vanish and joy becomes everyone’s gift. The Grinch’s role in saving Christmas, rather than sabotaging it, leaves audiences teary-eyed and smiling — a brilliant inversion of the classic myth.
A festive triumph bursting with humor, adventure, and emotional warmth, Zootopia 2: Find The Grinch is more than a holiday sequel — it’s a love letter to unlikely friendships and the magic of choosing kindness.
Mark it on your watchlist — because this Christmas, Zootopia is on the case… and the Grinch is leading them somewhere unforgettable. 🎁💚
Watch movie:
*Content is hosted on a partner site.
