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She probably ended up starting her own "cult of personality" while in prison.
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It would be so great to see other characters in Zootopia go to jail as well. A... Zootopia... Zooprison or something. I'd love to see both female and male Zootopia prisons.
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I like this. You gate all angry her and your fuffly side in one unic pic. ^^
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I watched it Yersteday
It's a really good movie at all :v
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Do you know what they do to cute, little sheep in prison, Dawn?
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Bellwether: "..... What?"
A Prisoner came in and brought out an electric razor.
Prisoner: "IT'S TIME TO SHER?!"
Bellwether: "....... (This Video)"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIaFtA…
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Dawn Bellwether is like Piper Chapman in this image.
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Bellwether was really cute in the movie, but looks sexy in hell in that prison outfit showing off her sexy curves! X3
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She maybe adorable, but she's the film's main antagonist
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I was about to say some thing about spoilers, but you can't spoil this image any further.
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Yeah and not even a good one. She carries no lethal weapon, can't throw a punch, helped Judy from being fired, got her on the case and despite being thwarted, she only wanted to frame Nick and Judy instead of killing them. Plus, she doesn't even look like the typical villain type at all and has a sad background too.
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The Nighthowler Gun is not lethal, but it causes some serious bullsh*t when used. Also, she probably also has sniper skills like Doug (the ram making the Nighthowler bullets).
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Even so, the ending in which she wanted to frame Nick and Judy after they foiled her seems strange. Also the fact that she never fled the scene knowing the police were on their way with the evidence right in her hooves, her thugs by her side and that there was a burning subway car nearby seems to suggest that she wanted to be arrested. I hope the sequel can give us more insight into her true motives for doing this.
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Yeah. She sort of set herself up for a "Dead dove, do not eat." Situation. There wasn't much to expect.
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whoa give the girl some credit. She was willing to have Nick KILL Judy to protect her plan. She was literally going to watch Nick tear her apart.
Judy: "You're not going to just kill me are you?"
Bellwether: "of course not.. he is!"
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Good point, sometimes a villain doesn't' always need to be the predator type or carry super powers and dangerous weapons all the time, it can be brains. Not to mention the serum gun, so that might count as attempted murder to be charged with.
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Yeah I know, but what really bugs me is the overwhelming evidence that suggests otherwise. She had the evidence (dart gun) right in her hands by the time she called the police over. Neither her nor her clan made their attempt to escape. I would've believed that she wanted to have Nick kill Judy, but then why would she then try to frame them after they had just foiled her? She carried no lethal weapons of any kind, never threw a punch and the serum was only made to induce fear into prey animals and infect predators, that's all. What's more is that she even helped Judy free the captive predators and had them hospitalized where they were eventually cured. It was as if she wanted to be captured and locked away.
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That's' quite the possibility, wanting to be captured and locked away, otherwise she would have tried to escape after shooting the serum into Nick, or so she thought. But Bellwether did not know of that recording pen or that the serum was switched, and thought it would all go to plan when the police arrived and she put on the innocent act to frame Nick as a killer.
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Yeah but then it would be like Hans all over again. The lab had also crashed there which wasn't a good sign. Plus, she had the dart gun in her hand and basically stood there in one spot while the police were on their way. There was no way she could cover that up. Even so. she wanted to frame them and not kill them, because the former would have eliminated any hints or witnesses. I just wish we get some more insight into her character and have Nick and Judy relate to her due to their similar backstories.
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True, but I never really liked Hans as a twist villain, and thought "Frozen" could have done well if the only true villain motive was Elsa struggling to overcome her demons, and Hans realizing in the end that Anna loves Kristoff and they were never truly meant for each other after all, but accepts this and goes back to his kingdom to wait for love in another way. Even I miss a few details sometimes, so I thought she might have wanted to frame Nick as the killer so she could say that she heard screaming somewhere and came over to investigate, plotting in lying to the police that she was too late to stop this tragedy or something like that.
But you got a point that there was no way she could cover up where she was holding the dart gun as evidence. But main characters will always get the most insight to their backstory from the start more than others, but here is hoping the sequel will give more insight into what drove Bellwether over the edge, if she returns.
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There could have been intentions, but then the serum would have done the same with the other predators, except it didn't. This and the fact that she wanted to frame Nick and Judy pretty much proves that she has no real intention to kill, like she could have done with the predators and covered her tracks. But all the time she was secretly providing hints that led to her plans going down the drain.
And her helping the predators being hospitalized made sure work of that even without Judy figuring it out later. This is way too convenient.
FYI, I also never liked Hans as the twist villain since there was no real giveaway to his bad side.
Also yes, I am hoping that the sequel heavily features Nick and Judy reforming Bellwether while also dealing with a new and actual evil foe.
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Yeah, Bellwether is lucky that nobody was killed by the predators driven mad by the serum, but they might have been, even the fact that Nick was not infected after all and Judy survived. Bellwether was blinded by her negative emotions and ambition in not realizing that she could have caused many deaths because of the serum. It's almost like that show on Investigation Discovery "Unusual Suspects" where it is the one person you would never suspect. All I know is that she had that storage office where she helped Nick and Judy reveal the location of the crime scene on the computer.
I will admit while watching the movie, I felt somewhat nervous about how the plot twist would go (someone had spoiled who the villain was weeks ago, but didn't reveal the entire details luckily), probably worried it wouldn't be too convincing or suspenseful enough, but it was, even if I wished that I could see more. But here is hoping the sequel would focus on her being helped by Judy and Nick to understand her actions and reform while dealing with a new foe. I give this movie an A ++
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Totally siding with you on the last passage.
Not having one predator kill a prey is lucky, but all 14 of them is not. Still, she could have killed them afterwards and prevented any leads and witnesses, but she didn't since she focused on framing, which would have made things more complicated since she was also going to frame Judy and wasted too much time with the evidence right in her hands and her thugs right by her side.
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That is true, any criminal would have gotten rid of any witnesses so she'd never get caught in the act, but instead she helped Judy take them to the hospital when she could have killed them easily, but didn't. And nobody still suspected her of anything at all since she was still doing a good job of playing innocent. If she still thought the serum was in the gun, she would have taken off, already assuming Nick had already been infected since the police were on their way.
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Exactly! Thanks for agreeing.
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You're very welcome. I might even draw images of Bellwether myself later on when I have time.
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Sure. I'd love to see them. BTW, I can't bring myself to hate her either because of all the work she's done for the city prior to her descent.
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Right after seeing the movie, I want to know if she'll be back in it, either still in prison to think of what she did, or has escaped and now a fugitive, only the next villain is someone else and not her.
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Looking back on the comments I made to this image, I almost can't believe how much I was in denial the first time about what you said that Bellwether could never be a true diabolical villain like most of the others I mentioned enough times already that planned everything out from the start once in a position of power and carried out their dictatorship and mass genocide: looking at you Fire Lord Ozai and Kuvira. Now that I think about it, it's hard for me to try ignoring the plot holes left in the night howler scandal from everything you mentioned: putting Judy on the case, giving them access to the traffic cams, helping the predators be hospitalized, the wrecked train, wasting time for the police to show instead of making a run for it to hide the evidence while keeping no weapon that kills instantly to avoid witnesses, and results to framing the two when she's got nothing to frame them with. I can't believe anyone would not even see that and still insist she is the most diabolical villain in Disney history, which is bull! They believe you don't have to always create mass genocide and become murderous like the other more diabolical villains in order to be labeled as cunning, sadistic, and psychotic, but I'm pretty sure you really do. There are just many unanswered questions the night howler scandal left behind.
And me and my friends are being called fools for having sympathy for Dawn Bellwether just because they don't? Who are they to say she was born a bad seed who mistreated her siblings when they got no proof of that, right after the movie never mentions anything about her backstory or her ever having siblings. Don't you think if that were the case, she would have acted like a completely unlikeable and hateful bullying character instead of nice, villain or not? I can't believe some people who want to assume every villain they see and hate is born evil to begin with which is ignorance. I'm sure the real bad seeds like Princess Morebucks (Powerpuff Girls), Draco Malfoy, and Princess Azula would not have acted one hundred percent nice even if they tried to. Bellwether being born a bad seed makes no sense at all and would be a complete waste of her character if she were to still be known as a victim of prejudice, bullying and abuse. I'm looking at Sharla and Gareth, Judy's past friends as an example.
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I know what you mean. There are more villains that are far more ruthless and imposing than Dawn. They are the ones who plan for their stuff down to the very last detail without making it too conspicuous. I felt like everything in the end got resolved a little too quickly and the fact that Dawn's revelation and defeat came all too easy or so it was made to look like that. I believe that perhaps Judy and Nick are in on what Bellwether was doing and are only playing their part in defeating her to probably get deeper into this whole drugging scheme cause otherwise she wouldn't have allowed them to use or even touch her office computer. Getting that close to your enemy is the opposite of what a criminal mastermind should have done especially when she had the contact of Doug on her desk.
If she was monitoring their every move like I said before, she could have also darted Nick if she had the chance. But she never did such a thing. And we only saw that Manchas and Mr Otterton were infected off-screen. Doug telling all of his plans on the phone without letting us know who he was talking too adds another line of suspicion. Judy imagining the scenario where Doug had infected both Mr Otterton and Manchas could be something that the audience is made to believe in like in Uncharted 4 where we were made to believe that Nathan's older brother Sam was broke out of jail and was threatened to find the treasure but that actually never was the truth.
Since ISIS uses people to commit suicide by brainwashing them, it is possible that some of the sheep have either been brainwashed or have been replaced by synthetic counterparts to defame, humiliate cause mass hysteria and paranoia among Zootopians about the sheep clan and have them branded as terrorists. Judy and Nick would no better than to imprison someone for going through what they have been through in their childhood. But perhaps she may have been through something that was even worse, or an even better twist would be that there was no such incident or that she never broke after all that and was instead being forced to put up an act that would cause the entire sheep citizens harm whether they are young or old.
That would set up for a great plot that would help us learn about the backstory of Dawn and find out what happened to her.
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Well lucky you and I are not the only ones who had a problem with Bellwether not being really worthy of becoming a true diabolical villain as I have seen several others mentioned how weak, rushed, or too cliché her reveal is and with no backstory or further development on digging deeper for the real reason behind in what caused her to hate and fear predators. Again real diabolical, dictating, murderous, and sinister villains like Jafar, Scar, Maleficent, Ursula, Pitch Black, Captain Barbossa, Davy Jones, Frollo, Syndrome, Count Dukuu, Sith Lord, Saruman, Princess Azula, even Fire Lord Ozai and Kuvira planned everything out from the start and had proven themselves to be the real monsters for murder, destruction, dictatorship, and mass genocide. Labeling Dawn Bellwether as a wolf in sheep's clothing? I get the catchphrase, but we don't want viewers thinking all wolves in Zootopia are bad citizens do we? And as another user mentioned, there seemed to be no point in darting 14 predators only to have them captured for quite a while and then be hospitalized instead of her being devious enough to keep them hidden until she is ready to use them as her own personal weapons, but never does that. So the night howler scandal leaves more unanswered questions. Not to mention having no backup weapon that kills instantly in case she wanted to get rid of witnesses the easy way instead of framing the two, when she had nothing to frame them with now that the evidence was still in her hands. There would have been no cover up on that. So yes, everything Dawn did left herself wide open to be stopped from the beginning and it did get resolved a little too quickly with her being revealed at the last minute just like that. The real criminal masterminds would have kept themselves hidden to avoid capture and detection and send their henchmen after them. She never even used gas bombs in predator locations or set infected predators into a target location which is what real terrorists would do. And how were Nick and Judy able to anticipate her next moves that easily before being thrown into that hole? Maybe they are in on finding out more behind this conspiracy in case there is anything else going on. And yes, if she wanted to keep those predators hidden, she wouldn't have let them go near her office or computer, which is her letting them get too close.
It's almost hard for me to believe that she would monitor their every move 24 hours a day without any sleep, especially if Nick and Judy could be anywhere for all she knew. So how would anyone be able to track them so easily into one place when there are more than 100 traffic cams to choose from? She would have had to follow Judy on foot to see for herself, but that never happened. Unless she either called someone about the location on screen, or someone else had their way of accessing their location. Of course for all we know Doug could have been talking to someone else on the phone inside that lab, otherwise he would have mentioned Bellwether and she'd be exposed. SO that is a line of suspicion as you say. And we do know that Dawn Bellwether is not low enough to go after a child, not even a predator child, or the Otterton family, meaning it is still possible she never wanted to dart Mr. Otterton in the first place, but Doug or someone else went against her wishes since he was a florist who know about the night howlers. I never actually heard of Uncharted 4, but what you say makes perfect sense there. Even then Doug, Walter, Jesse, and the police officers were never seen on screen again, which might mean they made a run for it.
I hear about ISIS on the news and what they've done is beyond sadistic, immoral, and unforgiving. It's quite possible that those sheep working with Bellwether could have been brainwashed or some other animals imposing as sheep folk to make it look like the entire sheep community wants to take over Zootopia and are predator hating bigots which is all they'll ever be, but that would indeed create paranoia and mistrust against a certain group due to the actions of a few. Even if we don't see any sheep folk being shunned right now, it's only a matter of time before the next conspiracy happens involving night howlers and the sheep folk are being blamed for it. It would make sense for Nick and Judy to look at her records and find that she has no criminal sources, including her school records which might reveal bullying incidents from other predators, and even if she were still a victim of prejudice, bullying, and abuse, it may or may not have been enough for her to go a criminal lifestyle, despite still leaving lifelong scars that she's too ashamed to talk about. TO make sure of this, the two investigate and dig deeper, maybe even questioning those who used to know Bellwether before she became assistant mayor and may find out the kind of trauma she endured.
It really would set up a great plot in digging deeper into Bellwether's character instead of expecting us to believe that she's only "evil for the sake of being evil" which is too cliché and overused nowadays, and would make her character too weak.
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movie is already out?
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it is out in Europe
USA will have to wait till March
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why? its an american movie?
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seems like American studios do it some times
For example, Kung-Fu Panda 3 premiered in Asia before it premiered in the US
Similarly, the Powerpuff Girls reboot is supposed to air in Latin America before it will premiere in the US
not sure why they do it
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well KFP3 is a no brainer why that premiered first in Asia.
I guess they are testing the water for PPG just like they will with the Ben 10 reboot.
maybe they are doing the same with this movie.
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Well the CAM version, not the HD one.
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oh I see. regradless SPOILERS!!!
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