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I doubt there is anything original I can add about this film that hasn't been said. Big Hero 6 is a film you can take most of the family to and just about everyone will find something to connect to. The plot may be a bit on the predictable side at times, but there are still surprises laced throughout. The world the characters inhabit feels enough real world to relate to but at the same time also has surprises and nods to other worldly things. The voice acting is superb as expected. The graphics are fun and colorful. Even when there are easy outs, both the filmmakers and the characters do not shy away from making difficult choices. Big Hero 6 is very well done and another Disney hit that I do not feel bad spending my hard earned money on.

This is probably one of my favorite movies of all time. I've seen it three times and although it is animated, I thought it was so cute. I love Baymax. My dad and I have a handshake based on the one in the movie. It involves the fist bump and the "ba-la-la-la". We've been doing it since we first saw the movie. Disney, you've done it again.

Cute family movie, we all enjoyed it! My son is three, and he lost interest here and there because the plot is maybe just slightly too heavy for a toddler (the fight scenes with the robots and super heroes got his attention though), but the elementary age children at my son's daycare really enjoyed the entire movie and were laughing throughout, as were the adults.

My daughter's favorite movies are Dragons, Megamind, Bolt and Leap. Looking at the cover of Big Hero 6 I didn't know what we were getting here. This movie has a very sad part in it (main character loses his brother) but is also extremely funny and has lots of action. I would recommend this movie to boys and girls alike. As a Mom I like how the kid in the movie is working through his feelings about the loss of his brother. Highly recommend!

BIG HERO SIX is a slick, sweet and occasionally scary PIXAR adventure (Pixar...Disney...whatever) that upgrades THE IMPOSSIBLES morality modality and coolness into the 21st century's futuristic "San Franstokyo". Here, the14-year old Hiro (our young protagonist) must choose between his own maverick genius--and a prestigious scholarship at the most brilliant and geekiest university know to man. Outrageous fortune sends Hiro and his faithful crew of geeky misfits in search of a murderer. That's all of the plot that you'll hear from me.If I have tweaked your interest, all the better. Unless you have very young one's at home (or you are a dedicated Disney collector) I think that one viewing is all that you really need. I say RENT and don't buy this sweet little film. Regardless of how you get this on your HDTV screen, by all means SEE IT.