"Hoppers is Pixar's animated adventure about an animal-loving college student named Mabel who discovers a secret experiment that lets her transport her mind into the body of a robotic beaver so she can try to save a local glade slated for destruction by the town's mayor."
"Some action sequences, especially predator-and-prey moments, are played for humor, but a few scenes may frighten younger viewers, including a fast-spreading wildfire, destruction of habitats, animals in peril and one getting squished, a very creepy unmasked humanoid robot, and a large, toothy shark that's intent on attacking a human during an extended chase sequence."
"The story explores themes of activism, conservation and animal welfare, along with Mabel's grief over the loss of a loved one. Families can use the film to spark conversations about environmental stewardship, animal protection and making change responsibly."
Hoppers follows Mabel, an animal-loving college student who discovers a secret experiment allowing her to transfer her mind into a robotic beaver. She uses this ability to attempt saving a local glade threatened with destruction by the town's mayor. The film combines humor with action sequences involving predator-and-prey dynamics. However, several scenes may disturb younger viewers, including wildfires, habitat destruction, animals in danger, a creepy unmasked humanoid robot, and a shark attack sequence. The story emphasizes activism, conservation, and animal welfare while exploring Mabel's grief over losing a loved one. Mild language includes occasional insults and one phrase referencing "flock around and find out." The film provides opportunities for families to discuss environmental stewardship and responsible change-making.
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