Big Hero 6 [Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray] [2017]

The dvd was brilliant

For Big Hero 6 Disney ditches the cutesy princess stories in favour of something more action orientated and it pays off in spades. Hiro is boy genius. He knows everything about tech, especially robots. He invents micro bots which can be controlled by your mind, however these fall into the wrong hands so it is up to him and his med bot Baymax to save the day.The story is great and pacey from start to finish. Its an emotional rollercoaster and has some great action beats. The relationship between Hiro and Baymax is superb and beautifully told. The film is loosely based on a Marvel comic but it is refreshing to see that this doesn't follow the same formula as its live action cousins. In fact here the villain of the piece is more interesting and has his own emotional twist to the story.The action is great fun and the growth of these characters makes it even more interesting and of course the animation is top notch. Fransokyo is a neon drenched not too distant future and looks amazing.Big Hero 6 is a delight from start to finish and is a huge amount of fun. Best of all there are no soppy songs to drag it down!

Hiro is a 14-year-old tech genius who loses his older brother Tadashi in a fire at the San Fransokyo University science fair. Soon after, a masked individual appears using Hiro's miniature robot invention (also presumed lost in the fire) and Hiro, along with a group of Tadashi's fellow students and the robot Baymax, set out to catch the thief and save the city.Based on a fairly obscure Marvel comic, Big Hero 6 continues Disney's impressive return to form after a difficult decade in the 'Noughties when they seemed to have lost their touch. The undoubted star of the film is the loveable robot Baymax, a truly adorable and inspired character who provides much of the humour in this fast-paced adventure. The animation is dazzling and the script sharp, with plenty to amuse adults as well as children. And there's that special ingredient that separates Disney and stablemates Pixar from the rest of the animated herd - heart; the climax is particularly emotional and I'm not ashamed to say I had a tear in my eye.Fantastic fun for all ages, Big Hero 6 continues the House of Mouse's winning streak that began with Tangled in 2010. Highly recommended.

a really nice break from recent Princess mania, following in the vein of 'Chicken Little' and 'Wreck It Ralph' and surpassing them. a modern look and some modern themes but still has that enchanting Disney quality. some very clever animation, a really good sound track and at least one character for everyone. the plot develops nicely through the film without giving away too much keeping anything back for no obvious reason other than to far-too-obviously generate suspense. decent back-story for the bad guy. also the plot is not the same as the comics, which some fans will appreciate and will irritate others. Blu-ray quality is everything you would and ought to expect and the 3D adds to the visuals without dominating the screen and overwhelming everything else in the scene. extras inc a really good short 'feast' and some incomplete deleted scenes ( as is the norm with animated films ) plus the usual commentaries, making of and featurettes

A cgi cartoon movie. This is actually another Marvel comics movie. But it's based on a marvel comic so obscure hardly anyone will be aware of that. And it doesn't tie in at all to any of the live action marvel films.In an oriental city, where robotic technology is more advanced than we know, young prodigy Hiro is brilliant but directionless. He gets an offer of a lifetime when he invents something major. But when tragedy strikes, he finds himself in the possession of Baymax, a strange robot designed as a nurse. But Baymax might be just what he needs to find the truth about the tragedy and what he really wants from life...Don't just stick your kids in front of this as it's a cartoon, as there are some mature themes here, all about grief and loss, so it isn't really for the under sevens. The design and animation grabs your attention right from the off. With a well realised city and some superb character design. Animation of this kind has come so far in depicting humans. It does have a lot to do set up wise, so it never really gets going till about twenty minutes in.Initially the character comedy between Hiro and Baymax doesn't feel anything special. And although he has a whole group of supporting characters as friends, some of them aren't as well developed as the others.However, this does just then become really quite watchable. It also manages some genuine and strong emotion that will get a response out of you, and a plot that you might predictable actually is anything of the kind. So don't pre judge it.It thus becomes a very entertaining ride, with characters you do find yourself caring about, and as a result it's a thoroughly worthwhile watch.A nice little film. Well worth a look. Do stick around to the end of the credits for an extra scene after. Which is really worth watching as well.This never became a franchise alas, even though the end leaves room for more. But there is a tv cartoon show which will show you more of these characters if you want.The disc begins with various trailers and ads, which can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. They mostly all appear again in the sneak peeks section of the disc anyhow.Language and subtitle options:Languages: English. Italian.Subtitles: English. Italian.It's also English audio captioned. There is another language on here for both the above which I think is Arabic, but since the copy of the dvd I got was disc only in a sleeve I don't have the box thus can't be sure. So don't quote me on it.The only extra is a short cartoon called feast, which a touching little tale about the relationship between humans and dogs, and is well worth a watch.

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Wheee!I'll be honest. I never read nor cared about the comic book on which this was based. Most Marvel fans are the same as me on this, I suspect. So no one really cares that they made major changes to a comic book story that was just a cheap attempt to cash in on the manga craze anyway.The result is pure awesomesauce.I'm not crazy about the fact that they changed the setting from Japan to "San Fransokyo," but other than that, this is a rousing humdinger of a movie that feels like a perfect blend of Disney and Marvel with just a dash of Pixar thrown in. The personalities of the supporting characters are a bit stock, but extremely well-done stock.Of course, it's a CGI movie, so you can count on the 3D being mathematically perfect.