'Big Hero 6' Movie Review: Best And Worst Moments Of The Film [WATCH VIDEO]

"Big Hero 6" which is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures was shown in the U.S. and Canada on Nov. 7, 2014. It is an animated film based on the "Big Hero 6" comic book superheroes team from Marvel Comics by Man of Action. It features the voices of Ryan Potter (Hiro Hamada), Maya Rudolph (Cass Hamada), Scott Adsit (Baymax), Damon Wayans, Jr. (Wasabi), T. J. Miller (Fred), Jamie Chung (GoGo Tomago), James Cromwell (Professor Robert Callaghan), Génesis Rodríguez (Honey Lemon), Alan Tudyk (Alistair Krei), Daniel Henney (Tadashi Hamada) and Stan Lee (cameo as Fred's father). Here is the "Big Hero 6" movie review including the best and worst moments of the film.

"Big Hero 6" was directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams. Its screenplay was written by Dan Gerson, Jordan Roberts and Robert L. Baird. The film was produced by Roy Conli. Its running time is 102 minutes.

Its main plot is about Hiro Hamada, a 14-year-old robotics genius who lives in San Fransokyo. He also likes to get involved in robot fights in back alleys. His brother Tadashi inspired him to apply at his university by showing him the robotics lab and introducing him to his friends Wasabi, GoGo, Fred and Honey Lemon. Tadashi also showed Hiro the personal healthcare robot that he created - Baymax.

Hiro gets accepted in the university due to his impressive application using small robots that could be linked together into any arrangement. Unfortunately, there was a fire at the university and his brother as well as Professor Robert Callaghan died in it.

Hiro accidentally activated Baymax and they found out that his microbots are being mass produced. They were also attacked by Yokai which led Hiro, Baymax, Wasabi, Honey Lemon, GoGo and Fred to form a superhero team.

They eventually found out that Professor Robert Callaghan is alive and is in fact Yokai, who stole Hiro's microbots and used them to escape the fire at the university. Hiro got extremely angry upon knowing that his brother Tadashi died in vain. He ordered Baymax to kill Callaghan, but was stopped by his friends. Hiro finally realised that Baymax wasn't made for killing people.

The superhero team destroyed the microbots while Hiro and Baymax rescued Abigail, who is revealed to be Callaghan's daughter. Baymax sacrificed itself to save Abigail and Hiro.

Thankfully, Hiro was able to rebuild Baymax later when he discovered that his healthcare chip is included in the rocket fist that they used to get out of the portal. That's why they were able to reunite, and along with their superhero team, continued to save those in need.

"Big Hero 6" is a delightful film that is funny, touching and inspiring. The plot is engaging and the characters are lovable, especially Hiro and Baymax. Stan Lee's cameo at the end as Fred's retired superhero father was also a welcome surprise.

Best Moments:

When...

1. Hiro applied at the university using his microbots.

2. Hiro accidentally activated Baymax.

3. Hiro improved Baymax by giving him an armor and a battle chip.

4. Hiro and his friends got together to become a team of superheroes out to save those in need.

5. Baymax saved Hiro and Abigail.

6. Hiro was able to rebuild Baymax in the end as well as resume their superhero duties with his friends.

7. Stan Lee's cameo at the end of the film was shown.

Worst Moments:

When...

1. Tadashi died in the university fire as he tried to save Professor Callaghan.

2. It was revealed that Callaghan wasn't dead and that he was Yokai.

3. Baymax was reluctantly left behind and destroyed, in order to save Hiro and Abigail.

Box Office Information:

According to Box Office Mojo, the budget for "Big Hero 6" was $165 million. As of Sunday, Dec. 14, 2014, for "Big Hero 6" has already earned $253,435,910 worldwide (Domestic: $185,235,910 + Foreign: $68,200,000).

IMDb Ratings:

The Internet Movie Database, or IMDb rating for "Big Hero 6" is 8.3/10 from 27,285 users as of this writing. It garnered a Metascore of 75/100 from 34 critics including Michael Rechtshaffen of The Hollywood Reporter who gave the film a score of 90 and Alonso Duralde of The Wrap, who gave the film an 89.

Rotten Tomatoes Ratings:

According to the Tomatometer, "Big Hero 6" deserves an 89% score. It scored a 7.4/10 average rating, with 120 considering it fresh and only 15 considering it rotten out of 135 reviews. It also got a 93% score and a 4.4/5 average rating from the audience as of this writing. "Big Hero 6" is certified fresh by Rotten Tomatoes.

Critics' Reviews:

"East meets West to immensely satisfying effect in the vibrant mash-up of an animated romp, Big Hero 6," Michael Rechtshaffen wrote in The Hollywood Reporter.

Meanwhile, Alonso Duralder of The Wrap thinks that "Big Hero 6" is hilarious and exciting.

Audience Reviews:

"Don Hall and Chris Williams successful team up on Big Hero 6 proves to be the recipe for success," JY Skacto wrote in a review posted on the Rotten Tomatoes website. He gave the film four stars.

On the other hand, Drake Tsui thinks that the film has no flavor is a little too methodical. Tsui gave "Big Hero 6" three stars.

This movie review of "Big Hero 6" provides insights and an overview of the said film, including its best and worst moments, box office records, audience and critics' reviews and ratings from IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. "Big Hero 6" will be shown in Australia and New Zealand on Boxing Day, Dec. 26, 2014. It will also be shown in the UK on Jan. 30, 2015. For more movie reviews and news about entertainment, health, economics, technology, science, sports, business, finance and politics, keep reading International Business Times.

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