Best Animated Feature Oscar: Zootopia or Moana

Uh what majority? Fans or professionals? Multiple critics have sited Zootopia as the bar of quality in reviews... Here's just a few I seen that range from positive critic and comparison to much more negative.

"Better than Finding Dory but not quite reaching the level of Zootopia, the latest Disney animated effort of 2016 adheres pretty much to the formula we've come to expect in recent years from the storied studio."

-Creative Loafing

"The animated musical adventure Moana is the cherry on top of a sweet year for Disney that also includes Zootopia and The Jungle Book."

-Patriot Ledger

"Moana who is a strong and positive character in the vein of Judy Hopps from Zootopia"

"Moana doesn't quite measure up to Disney's most recent computer-animated efforts."

-The Kanas City Star

"Arriving during the same calendar year as two superior fellow computer-animated releases from Disney, "Zootopia" and "Finding Dory," it also proves slighter and exceedingly traditional."

-The Film File

"Kicking off the year with Zootopia, the studio took a big risk with the film's powerful commentary on today's racial and social landscape. Hopping up to new heights, it resulted in one of the most relevant animated films in the past decade."

-Movie Pilot

"I'm not the target audience for this kind of movie, certainly, so maybe I'm missing something. But in a year when Disney also put out the smart, wonderful Zootopia with its more daring themes and more complicated plotting, it's hard not to see Moana as easy regression."

-Vanity Fair

"One wonders if releasing three animated films in one year proved to be a strain on the brain trust, because The Process let Moana down. It's fun, and it's beautifully rendered, but it is a far cry from Zootopia in terms of story, a farther cry from Frozen in terms of musical numbers, and it pales in comparison to both in terms of emotional weight."

-Bullzeye Blog

"Still, there's a simplicity to the plot here that feels like a step back from the narrative complexity of some of Disney Animations recent achievement  most notably Zootopia, whose elaborate mystery plot left room for a powerful social message. Considering these two movies side-by-side, one can see how far the toon studio has come in recent years, and rather than judging them against one another (an exercise required only of Oscar voters), there's something to be celebrated in the way Zootopia advances the storytelling possibilities of animation."

-Variety

"Disney has set a high standard lately. Frozen defied its fairytale template by swerving into matters of sisterhood, Big Hero 6 pulled off a clever trans-Pacific cultural fusion, and this year's excellent Zootopia was both a snappy, original comedy and a valuable primer in identity politics. Moana never quite reaches these heights. Its cultural setting is fresh; its storytelling, less so. It navigates the reefs but it doesn't discover a whole new world."

-The Guardian

I enjoy both movies myself equally. Though I like Kubo slightly more than both and felt it should win. But sadly its non-Disney status to the voters means that it won't.

I also really don't understand how half the people on here essentially treats Moana like crap by comparison to Zootopia, and felt it also isn't worthy of winning any future awards.