Big on action, comedy and cuteness, Disney’s newest hit movie “Big Hero 6” shoots all expectations out of the water from its pure humor, and good story line. Adults, with their children, walk in thinking it will be another boring animated movie for just the kids. However, adults seemed to walk out with a surprised look on their faces. Based on the Marvel comic book “Sun-Fire and Big Hero 6” there is no surprise about the success, because of its brilliant content.

When a devastating event overshadows the city of San Fransokyo sends the main character Hiro into the midst of danger, he turns to his robot servant Baymax and his close friends Go Go Tomago (Jamie Chung), Wasabi (Damon Wayans Jr.), Honey Lemon (Genesis Rodriguez) and Fred (T.J. Millar). Meeting up with this gang, he transforms them into a band of high-tech heroes called “Big Hero 6.”

There are so many things that were great about this movie, but it would be nothing without the big hero himself, Baymax, a robot built to care and defend for his creator Hiro. Baymax is an incredibly cute robot with a funny sense of oblivious humor. Without a doubt, he is the best robotic character in a Disney movie since Wall-E.

Similar to the 2013 movie Frozen, the previews and trailers were very misleading to audiences. Many walked in with low expectations due to the trailers, and since they were not expecting a high action, and energetic production, it was very easy to satisfy and impress the older audiences.

Overall this movie is nearly perfect for those who are looking for a fun and adorable film for a Friday night. Audiences are raving about this movie and it deserves all the hype.

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