When Angela said "as someone who lost an older sister it hurts" my heart just shattered. I know this is often therapeutic for her, but I just hate that someone so empathetic went through such pain. It's giving Iroh vibes.
If you haven't seen them, you should watch her reactions to Arcane, possibly the greatest animation season ever. The series is amazing and Angela is, as always, Angela (a.k.a. Amazing).
@@peternitz7430 It's very different. Sort though: A 3-part mini series, then a 5-part, and a single appearance in an Alpha Flight Comic. There is a series (3 seasons), and a Baymax spinoff (6 episodes) of this movie as well.
"I'm not giving up on you. You don't know it yet but people need you so let's get back to work" Most reactions seem to to skip that one line from Tadashi but as someone who struggles with depression and self loathing, this one always gets me.
Fun Lore! In this universe, the city was also founded as San Francisco. But after the big quake of 1906, the Japanese immigrant population was so instrumental in rebuilding the city that it was renamed to honour them.
Lost my wife to cancer in July 2020. She had adopted the fist bump, 'Ba la LA la la La la'. It's something I taught our son. This film does great things w/ grief.
The central theme does seem to be dealing with loss. Even the villain deals with loss, but he does so in an unhealthy way. I'm sorry for the loss of your wife. The pain dulls but it never really goes away completely, does it?
@@neil2444The pain doesn’t go away. If we are lucky, we just get better at coping with it. Sadly, some of us travel down dark paths to cope. And if those of us who do are very, very lucky, we have friends and family who pull us out of the abyss.
@@neil2444 appreciate the condolences. Time and having a strong family support system in place did most of the hard work of to assist my healing. Yeah, the pain still exists. I'm learning to redirect that energy. My son had benefited from that the most.
@@AngeloBarovierSD that moment Hiro removes his brother's chip in Baymax. If you've gone through loss, and are dealing w/ grief, that action just comes so easily against the people we villainize. I am so grateful these types of psychological ailments are capable of being identified and treatments available.
Honey Lemon is the best! Her power is literally her mind, if you look closely at her bag it’s just the periodic table, so every time she makes an “orb” she’s literally custom creating the formula on the spot and punching it into her device! ❤❤❤
Yeah they made a LOT of changes to adapt it into a Disney style movie, but I actually really like what they did with it. It may be totally different from the source material, but I think what they created is great. For example, in the comics, Fred/Fredzilla is actually a mutant who has the power to shapeshift into a Godzilla-like kaiju. And Baymax is instead a massive, bipedal dragon-like robot whose artificial intelligence is a copy of Hiro’s dead father. Similar relationship to the one seen in the movie, but a MUCH less cute and cuddly exterior. Then there’s Gogo being a mutant with super speed who can transform into a ball of explosive energy, and Wasabi actually being a chef who can manifest his chi into swords and throwing knives. Honey Lemon is probably the most accurate to the comics, they didn’t really change her much. The team has ties to the X-Men, with their original leader being the Silver Samurai, an ex-villain who was once one of Wolverine’s greatest enemies. He has the power to empower anything he touches with a field of tachyon energy, which makes any weapon he wields sharper and more powerful than adamantium. After he left the team, he appointed the genius 13-year old inventor Hiro as the new leader.
I just want to give you a big hug every time your grief makes an appearance. You're so lovely and I'm sorry. Sometimes truly the worst things happen to the best people. We're all here for you.
The part that hits me most is Baymax downloading data on grief and immediately contacting his friends. Sometimes when we're down we need our friends and family (those that we trust, anyway) to barge in on us and drag us out. Also, calling Baymax "Beta-Max" made me laugh. Did your family have one of those when you were a kid, too?
Aunt Cass says "Last hug!' when she hugs Hiro and Tadashi, and at the end of the movie Hiro says "Last hug!" when hugging Cass before heading to the college. This can be read as a "Alright, one more before you go!" but considering just how many people Aunt Cass has lost, it might have become a coping-mechanism "joke" for Cass, feeling like she missed opportunities earlier in her life.
Not sure if anyone has brought it up yet, but there's a Big Hero 6 Easter Egg in Avengers: Age of Ultron. After the creation of the Vision, Tony goes to find a replacement for Jarvis to use in his suit. Before he settles on Friday you see chips for "Jocasta" (another robot character linked to Ultron and Vision in the comics) and a chip with "Tadashi" written on it.
Hiro's final line in his speech for his Nanobots "If you can think it, the Microbots can do it. The only limit is your imagination.". Allegedly that's based on something Walt Disney himself would say to his staff. Both as his personal catchphrase and a rallying cry at the start of the work day. Walt Disney was many things positive and negative but his belief that creating was limitless because of human's sheer imagination.
I was showing this movie to a group of kindergarten teachers in regards to media competency and grief in children. At the finale an old lady (well in her 60s) mumbled under her breath: „That freaking robot better survives…“ Only she didn’t say „freaking“! 😅 You are not the only one affected. That movie NEVER fails to make the whole class room cry.
There's no real missteps in this movie; it hits every note just right. Baymax is the heart of the movie/story; I love the whole zany crew. Thank you, as always, for being open and vulnerable with your feelings. Next recommendation for animated movie: "Inside Out".
Ehh I think what it does well it does do well, but I definitely feel like we didn't get enough time to connect with the other hero characters on a personal level. They're pretty forgettable as side characters tbh.
@@ChespinCraft I agree to some level, I believe this movie always kinda sets up for a possible movie sequel. I haven't seen anything official but I definitely think the characters have enough personality to be well liked that would lead to development later on yk?
The fact we only have Ellie’s voice as a child just adds to that, because in a way it encapsulates how Carl tries to fulfill their childhood dream (and is essentially stuck in the past rather than moving forward)… Gosh, that movie is f**king art!
It is such a pleasure to watch a reactor that gets so emotionally invested in the story. Your tears may get a lot of attention, but your feelings of wonder, enjoyment, and empathy are all equally appreciated. We're all sorry for your loss. Live well.
@@JaceSeren Big Hero 6 is actually a Marvel comic book that is why Stan Lee is in this. Movie is awesome but the designs are Disney... Original Marvel comic designs for Big Hero 6 look totally different.
Having also lost an older sibling I just have to say this, when her light left it began shining on you. You now have twice the light, twice the power, and twice the strength. Whatever your belief system is, the fact that you can laugh, cry, care, and be genuinely empathetic to the level that you are is astounding. Continue to live in your and her light, and know that you are surrounded by love and peace.
44:04 I think Alan Tudyk has been in every major Disney animated movie made for years now, kind of like a new mascot. He was even in Moana as the chicken
@@akasarahsmom Wreck it Ralph is my fav Disney movie, it blew my mind that he was King Candy, love that goofy voice. though for me i think it would have been funnier if he did "You hit a guy, WITH glasses.... well played" in Wash's voice lol
My favorite thing about him in Moana is there's an outtake clip of him making chicken noises into a mic, and in between chicken noises he's muttering, "I went to Juilliard..."
"Tadashi is here." Always gets me! There is a series done with this same animation called: " Baymax! " It caused a bit of a stir for featuring an episode where girl gets her period. I thought it was a very cute show and appreciated the episode. (I think each episode is under 10 mins, you can find them on TH-cam) Then there is a cartoon with multiple seasons which I have not seen. It's called: " Big Hero 6 " This movie hits so much harder now, my Mom passed away 2 years ago. I relate a lot to just seeing something that reminds me of her and what I wouldn't give to hear her again to call her on the phone..
Ugh this movie... so good. What I really love about Baymax is not that he's a giant cute marshmallow robot, but that he's a giant cute marshmallow robot WITH SO MUCH HEART.
Ah yes, this film holds a very special place in my heart. About two years before it was released, a cousin of mine passed away. We were very close growing up and he was basically the big brother I never had (and I’m an only child, so it really meant a lot having a brotherly bond). He taught me how to be self confident and to always believe in myself. When I got the news that he suddenly died, it seriously hit me hard. So I know exactly what Hiro was going through in this movie. And from what I gather, it is an experience we both have the burden of carrying.
The Baymax fist bump is my text tone. Great stuff. The big highlight was you singing FOB. Beautiful. Thanks for reacting and putting energy into everything for us.
Still a better role than Valentino in “Wish”… sorry for bringing down the mood, that character and movie being mediocrity at its finest isn’t his (or most of the cast and crew’s) fault.
There was a sequel series on the Disney Channel that picks up right after the movie left off. It has most of the main voice cast return with the exception for the voices of Wasabi and Fred. It's 2D animation but it's really good and does a really good job of extending the story of the team.
My nephew and i do the fist bump and we both go "Ba la la la la". I love this movie and when i saw this popping in, i knew there was going to be a lot of tears. Im glad you made it through though
@@funnylilgalreacts :) I gotta also tell you, I can't watch this and not cry at Tadashi is here and Baymax saying, "I will always be with you." Makes me think of my grandparents
Been waiting for this one. I knew it was gonna be a tear jerker for ya. It always hits close to home for me as well. I lost my little brother to an overdose a few years ago and these kinds of movies always wreck me. I think this movie is almost perfect, and I love that they didn't muddle up the story they wanted to tell with any love interests or stuff like that which usually get thrown into stories like this.
I normally love sharing my emotions, so it doesn’t make people feel alone, but I think it’s a pretty significant thing to put in a movie to have a sibling die because how many of us have experienced that? It’s very therapeutic to feel and cry openly about it, and I hope everyone has that type of experience
@@funnylilgalreacts then give me fair warning so I can buy stock in Kleenex, I’m a 48 year old dude and fireflies destroys me for days. I lost my little girl when she was 6 and it’s too much at times.
I lost my older brother a few years ago and even though we weren't close this stuff still gets me. I'd kill to find any kind of message or legacy he left behind like Hiro got.
Seeing your reaction to this, a movie like Bicentenial man would probably have you dying from dehydration. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie, its been one of my favorites since it came out.
Phenomenal reaction. This is easily one of Disney's very best of the 3D era. Its story of grief and how it can affect and even corrupt those left behind really resonates, and clearly it did with you. Thank you for sharing your honest emotions with us, what a special thing.
It's interesting watching this at the same time as watching Blue Eye Samurai. Both are revenge stories but BES is framed from the perspective of the person seeking revenge, while Big Hero 6 turns out to be framed from the perspective of the innocent victims revenge leaves in the wake of its collateral damage. Obviously the age demographics are vastly different between the two stories, but this film showing the flipside of that coin is an interesting mirror.
When I first watched Blue Eye Samurai, there was an aspect of Ringo that reminded me of Beta Max, like Ringo is a beautiful extension of Beta Max, at one point Beta Max speaks of a 'Revenge Story', similar to Ringo's reply of he and Mizu riding a 'Revenge Boat' to their destination.
The floating windmills gather wind energy for the city. By getting higher in the atmosphereits aple to reach more turbulent winds. Disney Pixar held a children science competition for an invention idea and stated the winner would be put into the movie. The floating windmill was the competition winner
Yeah, people don't talk about this film enough, its really a hidden gem. I can't remember if they said they're making a second one, but regardless.. UGH!! still SO GOOD!!.. I love the parallel of when Hiro said "Someone has to help!", just like Tadashi did before going into the burning building. Also, the later scene when Baymax asks Hiro if he's "satisfied with his care", dang Disney/Pixar just knows exactly when to strike, huh? 😥. But anyway, really great reaction... EVERYONE DESERVES A BAYMAX IN THEIR LIVES 😊
Wall-E... Big Hero 6... Inside Out... Up... even Wreck It Ralph - we really lost a lot when Disney decided to turn the corner. At least they'll never be able to take away these beautiful movies from us.
The Big Hero 6 are actually a gang of Marvel superheroes, kind of like the X-Men or the Avengers - just a more obscure one. This film can be thought of as an adaptation of their origin story. The original comics actually took place in Tokyo, but of course this adaptation changed it up a bit and created San Fransokyo, an alternate history version of San Francisco that was rebuilt with Japanese technology after being totally destroyed by an earthquake.
Oh nooo. Hope you had enough tissues? This must've definitely eaten you up 😂. I love your reactions by the way. So wholesome I must say. Glad I subscribed. Big Hero 6 still has a series after this movie. You should watch it in your spare time. It is amazing
As a fifty year old dude, I cried at least twice watching this movie, so good. And then I had to cry for the reaction too. My favorite was Gogo, I'm with her and all about the speed, I'd love to ride her bike.
This movie did not need to go so hard for a Disney “superhero” movie but I’m so glad it did. I’ve lost a lot of people the past 6 years and I feel like this movie has been healing. This and Coco
As soon as I saw this thumbnail, I knew the amount of emotions you were about to have… And I love it! If there’s something I love about your reactions is the true emotion you show, because that’s the same way I react as well. Love you Angela! Great reaction as usual! ❣️🫶🏻
The blimps are wind turbines, it's proposed idea for wind power rather than a static tower. It's pretty cool because you can just pull them down to ground level if the weather gets dicey or need repairs
I firmly believe the "You're going to help so many people buddy" is not intended for Baymax, but for Hiro, as Tadashi was so excited to show Baymax to his brother once he got Baymax working. I feel like that part of the message was intended to be a gift for Hiro
My father died when I was just 13. Later this year will be 30 years since it happened and I can still hear his voice when he would call to me in my room, in my head. I’d give anything to hear it audibly once more, but we didn’t have money for a video camera to do home movies, and my sister’s wedding just a few weeks before his death was before they did video congratulations from people, so we don’t even have that. This movie hits on such a high level for me, emotionally, with the sudden and tragic loss. Yet, it’s just an amazing movie aside from that. My nephew and I even to the fist bump on occasion still after I taught him it right after seeing the movie because I thought he’d enjoy it. Thank you for watching it and all the videos you do where you let yourself be vulnerable in front of us. It endears you to us. Keep up the wonderful work.
I’ve seen this SO many times and I STILL break at all the same scenes you did. Especially /that/ one. I’m right there with you and Hiro with the same pain. I’ve lost so many, but the worst and most important ones consist of my twin brother, parents and little girl. So hearing you having lost your sister and being high empath feeling your pain amplified with my own and Hiro’s I just.. broke. So many tears. That was needed, thank you. Sending a big healing hug, and a reminder that they’re always with us ❤️
Aww, thanks for reacting to this! That’s the thing, I love emotional stories that pull you in and crying with someone over a good movie/story is one of my favorite things. Big Hero 6 is such a good movie!
This is the first video I've seen from you (it got in my recommend feed, so yay!) and I think I heard you say you lost your older sister? And then later on you said having a hug really helps. I so deeply wanted to give you a hug in that moment. You're a gem and I've only seen this one video now... So many to watch back! Here for it!
I love Hiro taking on her brother’s ultimate legacy at the end without a thought: “Someone needs to help”. I also love how TERRIFYING Baymax was after Hiro took out the programming and how hard the others had to fight to keep Baymax from ending Callahan right then and there.
Great video, FLG! I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. I'm sorry you had to live through the loss of your sister. It's both interesting and heart shattering to experience something similar in a story. I remember going to see Disney's Coco in the theater not too long after my great grandmother died, so the ending of that movie destroyed me. I don’t think I can watch it again 😅😂
Thank you for always offering your genuine emotional reactions to stories like this. It's extremely cathartic and watching reactions like this honestly feels like it gives the viewer permission to also cry. It feels a little embarrassing to admit since it's personal, but you've already put your personal story out there so I feel like you deserve to also know that what you do also comforts people who need the additional push to let go and embrace the emotional connection to stories like this. I love your channel.
I love this channel so i know im about to watch a wave of tears. My little sister always cries watching this one because i almost died as a teenager and our parents werent too involved in our lives at the time. Luckily i got psychiatric help and was diagnosed with ptsd and have healed since that time. But a big hug to anyone dealing with the loss of a sibling right now- their love is always with you 💜
✋️😅 not surprised! And I'm a new subscriber! 😂 great reaction and glad you caught the end of credits scene 😁 always love reactors who are vulnerable yet positive and you are wonderful to watch along with 😊
Admit it, you all come here to see me cry. Movie proceeds to out Up Up by making you fall in love with a character, get fully invested in it and then kill it at just the moment it means the most early on in the film.
One of the purest reactions from you. Thank you, Angela. Don't forget treatment includes your close and loved ones, and also a physical expression like hugs :)
when I stumbled onto this video of the sidebars, after watching another review of something else, little that I know I’d be relating to the person reacting as much as I did! Let me just say how wonderful I think your content is in bringing up why I mention, I relate, I’ve lost siblings as well and your emotions expressed towards the end we shared so much so I, as many have also said here, join you in letting my eyes leak haha but seriously, great job and you’ve got another follower with/in me and just subbed! Keep up the good work, be strong and know you’re not alone
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I was like, "oh shit...this is gonna gut her." That's before I knew about your sister. I am lucky enough that both of my siblings are still here, but I lost a lot of very close people across 24 years in the Army. There are some losses that never heal.
I LOVE that I had someone to appreciate this movie with and cry at the same parts I did. THANK YOU - I'm sorry about your sister. She must've been a beautiful person and a great influence for you to have turned out so cool
You’re such a beautiful soul ❤ long time watcher of your stuff and never knew about your sister. It touched me very deeply and I thank you for your vulnerability.
Omg this is the first video of yours I've watched and I absolutely love you already lol my husband literally just turned to me and said "omg you've actually found someone who cries as much as you do" 😂
This is a sneaky one because it don't have all the fanfare and huzzahs that come along with most Disney productions but it's honestly one of my favourites. And as usual, your reaction was delightful, moving and something a little bit more than most people who do this kind of thing. Made my Tuesday evening.Thanks.
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As someone who’s familiar with both this movie and this channel… There’s no way she’s gonna survive this 🙃
Destroyed
@@funnylilgalreactsYou’re wonderful and I appreciate you 💜
Truest words ever written
Saved me the trouble of writing this comment. I owe you a coffee.
@@funnylilgalreacts but, hopefully, in a cathartic way.
When Angela said "as someone who lost an older sister it hurts" my heart just shattered. I know this is often therapeutic for her, but I just hate that someone so empathetic went through such pain. It's giving Iroh vibes.
And remember how Lu Ten changed Iroh forever? Thats what she did for me
@@funnylilgalreacts please, I JUST finished crying.
This broke my heart too. I feel for her, i lost my older brother a few years ago. Hearing his voice again would wreck me too...
If you haven't seen them, you should watch her reactions to Arcane, possibly the greatest animation season ever. The series is amazing and Angela is, as always, Angela (a.k.a. Amazing).
@@funnylilgalreacts🖤🖤🖤🖤
"Someone has to help" said by Tadashi before THAT scene, and later Hiro says it before going after Abigail. Heartbreaking parallel
I never realized that- omg
I’m not here to watch you cry… I’m here to cry with you.
Same
Absolutely.
That crying was intense for a Disney movie lol
"Is that what we're doing today? We're going to cry?" my thoughts when I saw the movie title
Big Hero 6 was legitimately a Marvel comic group, basically the X-men of Japan.
Is it worth picking up at the comic shop?
Guess that explains Stan Lee's involvement. God, I missed that man. RIP😔
@@peternitz7430 It's very different. Sort though: A 3-part mini series, then a 5-part, and a single appearance in an Alpha Flight Comic.
There is a series (3 seasons), and a Baymax spinoff (6 episodes) of this movie as well.
@@adp806 I heard Beymax is a robot dragon butler thing.
"I'm not giving up on you. You don't know it yet but people need you so let's get back to work"
Most reactions seem to to skip that one line from Tadashi but as someone who struggles with depression and self loathing, this one always gets me.
Came for the movie reaction; Stayed for the tearbending ❤
Fun Lore!
In this universe, the city was also founded as San Francisco. But after the big quake of 1906, the Japanese immigrant population was so instrumental in rebuilding the city that it was renamed to honour them.
Where did you read that?
@@erjino probably from the comic (I haven't read it, so I don't know for sure)
@@erjino Bluray special features, IIRC.
Lost my wife to cancer in July 2020. She had adopted the fist bump, 'Ba la LA la la La la'. It's something I taught our son.
This film does great things w/ grief.
The central theme does seem to be dealing with loss. Even the villain deals with loss, but he does so in an unhealthy way. I'm sorry for the loss of your wife. The pain dulls but it never really goes away completely, does it?
@@neil2444The pain doesn’t go away. If we are lucky, we just get better at coping with it.
Sadly, some of us travel down dark paths to cope. And if those of us who do are very, very lucky, we have friends and family who pull us out of the abyss.
@@neil2444 appreciate the condolences. Time and having a strong family support system in place did most of the hard work of to assist my healing.
Yeah, the pain still exists. I'm learning to redirect that energy. My son had benefited from that the most.
I'm so so sorry for the loss of your wife She sounds like a lovely woman and I know she would be proud of you and your son
@@AngeloBarovierSD that moment Hiro removes his brother's chip in Baymax. If you've gone through loss, and are dealing w/ grief, that action just comes so easily against the people we villainize. I am so grateful these types of psychological ailments are capable of being identified and treatments available.
Honey Lemon is the best! Her power is literally her mind, if you look closely at her bag it’s just the periodic table, so every time she makes an “orb” she’s literally custom creating the formula on the spot and punching it into her device! ❤❤❤
that’s actually a nice detail
In case it wasn't mentioned - Big Hero 6 is actually part of the Marvel Universe. We can only hope.
I thought the Stan Lee cameo was odd but now it makes sense!!!
Secret Wars abt to be WIIIIILD 🤣
Yeah they made a LOT of changes to adapt it into a Disney style movie, but I actually really like what they did with it. It may be totally different from the source material, but I think what they created is great.
For example, in the comics, Fred/Fredzilla is actually a mutant who has the power to shapeshift into a Godzilla-like kaiju. And Baymax is instead a massive, bipedal dragon-like robot whose artificial intelligence is a copy of Hiro’s dead father. Similar relationship to the one seen in the movie, but a MUCH less cute and cuddly exterior. Then there’s Gogo being a mutant with super speed who can transform into a ball of explosive energy, and Wasabi actually being a chef who can manifest his chi into swords and throwing knives. Honey Lemon is probably the most accurate to the comics, they didn’t really change her much.
The team has ties to the X-Men, with their original leader being the Silver Samurai, an ex-villain who was once one of Wolverine’s greatest enemies. He has the power to empower anything he touches with a field of tachyon energy, which makes any weapon he wields sharper and more powerful than adamantium. After he left the team, he appointed the genius 13-year old inventor Hiro as the new leader.
@@peytonalexander5300To be fair, their comic history isn't all that deep outside of handbook entries.
I'm pretty sure the space inside the portals was the Quantum Realm. Ant Man came out the next year, and the QR in that movie looks very similar.
I just want to give you a big hug every time your grief makes an appearance. You're so lovely and I'm sorry. Sometimes truly the worst things happen to the best people. We're all here for you.
The part that hits me most is Baymax downloading data on grief and immediately contacting his friends. Sometimes when we're down we need our friends and family (those that we trust, anyway) to barge in on us and drag us out.
Also, calling Baymax "Beta-Max" made me laugh. Did your family have one of those when you were a kid, too?
Did anyone else want to just give Angela a big hug while she was watching this crying?! Hahaha
Yes 😢
Absolutely.
Most of us,i'm sure.🤓
I'd imagine it'd be a helluva group hug.
@@gomikmay boomer
Aunt Cass says "Last hug!' when she hugs Hiro and Tadashi, and at the end of the movie Hiro says "Last hug!" when hugging Cass before heading to the college.
This can be read as a "Alright, one more before you go!" but considering just how many people Aunt Cass has lost, it might have become a coping-mechanism "joke" for Cass, feeling like she missed opportunities earlier in her life.
I love itttt
Not sure if anyone has brought it up yet, but there's a Big Hero 6 Easter Egg in Avengers: Age of Ultron. After the creation of the Vision, Tony goes to find a replacement for Jarvis to use in his suit. Before he settles on Friday you see chips for "Jocasta" (another robot character linked to Ultron and Vision in the comics) and a chip with "Tadashi" written on it.
I do enjoy imagining a What If? where Baymax's voice and personality talk to Tony in his suit for the following films.
Hiro's final line in his speech for his Nanobots "If you can think it, the Microbots can do it. The only limit is your imagination.". Allegedly that's based on something Walt Disney himself would say to his staff. Both as his personal catchphrase and a rallying cry at the start of the work day. Walt Disney was many things positive and negative but his belief that creating was limitless because of human's sheer imagination.
I was showing this movie to a group of kindergarten teachers in regards to media competency and grief in children. At the finale an old lady (well in her 60s) mumbled under her breath: „That freaking robot better survives…“
Only she didn’t say „freaking“! 😅
You are not the only one affected. That movie NEVER fails to make the whole class room cry.
My favorite story beat of this movie was the villain bait-and-switch. Really effective storytelling.
It was so obvious that they wanted you to think it was Krei so I expect a twist, but not Callahan!
@@funnylilgalreacts Imagine if the twist was... Todashi!!! Okay, no, that doesn't work thematically at all.
There's no real missteps in this movie; it hits every note just right.
Baymax is the heart of the movie/story; I love the whole zany crew.
Thank you, as always, for being open and vulnerable with your feelings.
Next recommendation for animated movie: "Inside Out".
Ehh I think what it does well it does do well, but I definitely feel like we didn't get enough time to connect with the other hero characters on a personal level. They're pretty forgettable as side characters tbh.
@@ChespinCraftyeah, not enough time for other characters’ bonding… Also, can’t believe no one has ever recommended “Your name” to Angela…
@@ChespinCraft I agree to some level, I believe this movie always kinda sets up for a possible movie sequel. I haven't seen anything official but I definitely think the characters have enough personality to be well liked that would lead to development later on yk?
OMG YESSS inside out, she’s gonna be a wreck 😂
Anyone else Crossover Ship Riley/Hiro? Because I sure as hell Crossover Ship Riley/Hiro!
Truly can't recall too many animation movies where the important character to a main character dies so early
Ellie- Up. That one hurts just as much too
@@funnylilgalreacts Up destroys you in the first 10 minutes, with very little dialog and a just a slowing tempo of a few piano keys.
@@funnylilgalreacts Too much to mention
The fact we only have Ellie’s voice as a child just adds to that, because in a way it encapsulates how Carl tries to fulfill their childhood dream (and is essentially stuck in the past rather than moving forward)… Gosh, that movie is f**king art!
"hairy baby!" drunk baymax is the best baymax
There is a short series on Disney+ involving Hiro and Baymax
It is such a pleasure to watch a reactor that gets so emotionally invested in the story. Your tears may get a lot of attention, but your feelings of wonder, enjoyment, and empathy are all equally appreciated.
We're all sorry for your loss. Live well.
also big hero six did have a number of animated follow ups including an animated series! i havent seen them but i've heard good things.
The show is amazing!!! Light hearted but still so so touching
Plus the show gives us more Stan Lee as Fred's dad!
@@JaceSeren Big Hero 6 is actually a Marvel comic book that is why Stan Lee is in this.
Movie is awesome but the designs are Disney...
Original Marvel comic designs for Big Hero 6 look totally different.
The TV show is great. Very solid and introduces a lot of great characters.
Having also lost an older sibling I just have to say this, when her light left it began shining on you. You now have twice the light, twice the power, and twice the strength. Whatever your belief system is, the fact that you can laugh, cry, care, and be genuinely empathetic to the level that you are is astounding. Continue to live in your and her light, and know that you are surrounded by love and peace.
44:04 I think Alan Tudyk has been in every major Disney animated movie made for years now, kind of like a new mascot. He was even in Moana as the chicken
When we got Alan's autograph he wrote "I'm a leaf on the wind" on the photo, but he SAID it in King Candy's voice! LOL He's an amazing voice actor.
@@akasarahsmom Wreck it Ralph is my fav Disney movie, it blew my mind that he was King Candy, love that goofy voice. though for me i think it would have been funnier if he did "You hit a guy, WITH glasses.... well played" in Wash's voice lol
My favorite thing about him in Moana is there's an outtake clip of him making chicken noises into a mic, and in between chicken noises he's muttering, "I went to Juilliard..."
Your open emotions have made this channel a great find.
"Tadashi is here."
Always gets me!
There is a series done with this same animation called: " Baymax! "
It caused a bit of a stir for featuring an episode where girl gets her period. I thought it was a very cute show and appreciated the episode. (I think each episode is under 10 mins, you can find them on TH-cam)
Then there is a cartoon with multiple seasons which I have not seen. It's called: " Big Hero 6 "
This movie hits so much harder now, my Mom passed away 2 years ago. I relate a lot to just seeing something that reminds me of her and what I wouldn't give to hear her again to call her on the phone..
Ugh this movie... so good. What I really love about Baymax is not that he's a giant cute marshmallow robot, but that he's a giant cute marshmallow robot WITH SO MUCH HEART.
Untill Baymax went full Terminator mode. It's all about the programming essentially.
Ah yes, this film holds a very special place in my heart. About two years before it was released, a cousin of mine passed away. We were very close growing up and he was basically the big brother I never had (and I’m an only child, so it really meant a lot having a brotherly bond). He taught me how to be self confident and to always believe in myself. When I got the news that he suddenly died, it seriously hit me hard. So I know exactly what Hiro was going through in this movie. And from what I gather, it is an experience we both have the burden of carrying.
Baymax called Mochi hairy baby is relatable.
The Baymax fist bump is my text tone. Great stuff.
The big highlight was you singing FOB. Beautiful. Thanks for reacting and putting energy into everything for us.
Fun fact: Krei is voiced by Alan Tudyk.
Alan is practically in every Pixar movie. Also he is in the TV series Firefly.
Still a better role than Valentino in “Wish”… sorry for bringing down the mood, that character and movie being mediocrity at its finest isn’t his (or most of the cast and crew’s) fault.
47:32 there actually is a animated series for Big Hero 6. Which I think had some of the same people behind it as Kim Possible.
If everyone had a Baymax, the world would have a good chance at hitting that utopia.
There was a sequel series on the Disney Channel that picks up right after the movie left off. It has most of the main voice cast return with the exception for the voices of Wasabi and Fred. It's 2D animation but it's really good and does a really good job of extending the story of the team.
the series is currently on Disney+. have watched it and its pretty good. and yes despite it being 2D animated series, it was pretty good.
There's also a Baymax spinoff series of the cartoon.
Seeing your reaction to Tadashi's death broke my heart, Angela. 😢
My nephew and i do the fist bump and we both go "Ba la la la la". I love this movie and when i saw this popping in, i knew there was going to be a lot of tears. Im glad you made it through though
Ever since I watched this, every time I see a fist bump, either in my head or out loud I do the “bah la la la la”
@@funnylilgalreacts :) I gotta also tell you, I can't watch this and not cry at Tadashi is here and Baymax saying, "I will always be with you." Makes me think of my grandparents
Been waiting for this one. I knew it was gonna be a tear jerker for ya. It always hits close to home for me as well. I lost my little brother to an overdose a few years ago and these kinds of movies always wreck me.
I think this movie is almost perfect, and I love that they didn't muddle up the story they wanted to tell with any love interests or stuff like that which usually get thrown into stories like this.
I normally love sharing my emotions, so it doesn’t make people feel alone, but I think it’s a pretty significant thing to put in a movie to have a sibling die because how many of us have experienced that? It’s very therapeutic to feel and cry openly about it, and I hope everyone has that type of experience
This is why I don’t want to tell Angela to watch Grave of the Fireflies, I don’t think there’s enough Kleenex in the world for that one.
@@kingleo75 Xander has recommended that for me…. 👀
@@funnylilgalreacts then give me fair warning so I can buy stock in Kleenex, I’m a 48 year old dude and fireflies destroys me for days. I lost my little girl when she was 6 and it’s too much at times.
@@funnylilgalreacts Oh gosh. Well, many of us are looking forward to that. But seriously, give yourself a day. Or two! (Afterwards).
I lost my older brother a few years ago and even though we weren't close this stuff still gets me. I'd kill to find any kind of message or legacy he left behind like Hiro got.
Baymax- I am not fast.
Also Baymax able to out walk Hiro
Right?! 😂
Seeing your reaction to this, a movie like Bicentenial man would probably have you dying from dehydration. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie, its been one of my favorites since it came out.
This movie really do take you through EVERY emotion, a true masterpiece
I’m so sorry to hear about your sister, when you said that I literally broke down 😭
Phenomenal reaction. This is easily one of Disney's very best of the 3D era. Its story of grief and how it can affect and even corrupt those left behind really resonates, and clearly it did with you. Thank you for sharing your honest emotions with us, what a special thing.
I lost my big brother Gary in 2015, so this movie always get to me too and watching you react really was cathartic for me. Sending you a huge hug.
Angela! I've probably watched well over a hundred of your videos and this is the first time I've heard you sing! You've been holding out on us girl!
It's interesting watching this at the same time as watching Blue Eye Samurai. Both are revenge stories but BES is framed from the perspective of the person seeking revenge, while Big Hero 6 turns out to be framed from the perspective of the innocent victims revenge leaves in the wake of its collateral damage. Obviously the age demographics are vastly different between the two stories, but this film showing the flipside of that coin is an interesting mirror.
When I first watched Blue Eye Samurai, there was an aspect of Ringo that reminded me of Beta Max, like Ringo is a beautiful extension of Beta Max, at one point Beta Max speaks of a 'Revenge Story', similar to Ringo's reply of he and Mizu riding a 'Revenge Boat' to their destination.
Ever since it came out 10 years ago, my family does fist bump and says 'ba da LA da da'
Every time
Great reaction! I've seen this before and didn't cry, but watching you, I bawled my eyes out. So much for being a grown ass man I guess.
Men crying is wonderful!
Actually, I personally virtually never cried UNTIL I "grew up" (at like... 35 years old lol). That was the movie "Inside Out" that did it.
The area of soft robotics is pretty amazing.
The floating windmills gather wind energy for the city. By getting higher in the atmosphereits aple to reach more turbulent winds. Disney Pixar held a children science competition for an invention idea and stated the winner would be put into the movie. The floating windmill was the competition winner
That's so cool!
i also like how as this is a combo of san fran and tokyo they are dressed as paper carp from childrens day
( claps for Yama) " yay Yama"
5 seconds later
" I don't like him "
Loved it 😂
Yeah, people don't talk about this film enough, its really a hidden gem. I can't remember if they said they're making a second one, but regardless.. UGH!! still SO GOOD!!.. I love the parallel of when Hiro said "Someone has to help!", just like Tadashi did before going into the burning building. Also, the later scene when Baymax asks Hiro if he's "satisfied with his care", dang Disney/Pixar just knows exactly when to strike, huh? 😥. But anyway, really great reaction... EVERYONE DESERVES A BAYMAX IN THEIR LIVES 😊
Wall-E... Big Hero 6... Inside Out... Up... even Wreck It Ralph - we really lost a lot when Disney decided to turn the corner. At least they'll never be able to take away these beautiful movies from us.
Wreck it-ralph 🔥
@@cjjackson2423Just because you *bad* guy, doesn't mean you are bad *guy*
@@Yewtewba 🏅🥹
This was such a weird Marvel comic to adapt but the changes they made were pretty brilliant. Especially Baymax.
The Big Hero 6 are actually a gang of Marvel superheroes, kind of like the X-Men or the Avengers - just a more obscure one. This film can be thought of as an adaptation of their origin story.
The original comics actually took place in Tokyo, but of course this adaptation changed it up a bit and created San Fransokyo, an alternate history version of San Francisco that was rebuilt with Japanese technology after being totally destroyed by an earthquake.
Oh nooo. Hope you had enough tissues? This must've definitely eaten you up 😂. I love your reactions by the way. So wholesome I must say. Glad I subscribed. Big Hero 6 still has a series after this movie. You should watch it in your spare time. It is amazing
As a fifty year old dude, I cried at least twice watching this movie, so good.
And then I had to cry for the reaction too.
My favorite was Gogo, I'm with her and all about the speed, I'd love to ride her bike.
This movie did not need to go so hard for a Disney “superhero” movie but I’m so glad it did.
I’ve lost a lot of people the past 6 years and I feel like this movie has been healing. This and Coco
As soon as I saw this thumbnail, I knew the amount of emotions you were about to have… And I love it!
If there’s something I love about your reactions is the true emotion you show, because that’s the same way I react as well.
Love you Angela! Great reaction as usual! ❣️🫶🏻
I have literally sat down and said the words "I need to see Angela cry" because it was one of those days. LOL
The blimps are wind turbines, it's proposed idea for wind power rather than a static tower. It's pretty cool because you can just pull them down to ground level if the weather gets dicey or need repairs
I firmly believe the "You're going to help so many people buddy" is not intended for Baymax, but for Hiro, as Tadashi was so excited to show Baymax to his brother once he got Baymax working. I feel like that part of the message was intended to be a gift for Hiro
My father died when I was just 13. Later this year will be 30 years since it happened and I can still hear his voice when he would call to me in my room, in my head. I’d give anything to hear it audibly once more, but we didn’t have money for a video camera to do home movies, and my sister’s wedding just a few weeks before his death was before they did video congratulations from people, so we don’t even have that.
This movie hits on such a high level for me, emotionally, with the sudden and tragic loss. Yet, it’s just an amazing movie aside from that. My nephew and I even to the fist bump on occasion still after I taught him it right after seeing the movie because I thought he’d enjoy it.
Thank you for watching it and all the videos you do where you let yourself be vulnerable in front of us. It endears you to us. Keep up the wonderful work.
I’ve seen this SO many times and I STILL break at all the same scenes you did. Especially /that/ one.
I’m right there with you and Hiro with the same pain. I’ve lost so many, but the worst and most important ones consist of my twin brother, parents and little girl.
So hearing you having lost your sister and being high empath feeling your pain amplified with my own and Hiro’s I just.. broke.
So many tears.
That was needed, thank you.
Sending a big healing hug, and a reminder that they’re always with us ❤️
You crying is a testament of love, remember your hair is for tears and a shirt for the sniffles.
I'm a fan
Best, most genuine reaction channel out there ❤
Thank you
Sorry to hear about your loss. Sending big ❤, and I hope you are satisfied with the care Baymax provided you through the movie.
You have such a sweet and genuine soul. Tenderhearted reactions and a lot of insight. Thank you for this channel!
Aww, thanks for reacting to this! That’s the thing, I love emotional stories that pull you in and crying with someone over a good movie/story is one of my favorite things. Big Hero 6 is such a good movie!
Omg I loved your reaction! Also, all the decor in your room is amazing ❤
This is the first video I've seen from you (it got in my recommend feed, so yay!) and I think I heard you say you lost your older sister? And then later on you said having a hug really helps. I so deeply wanted to give you a hug in that moment. You're a gem and I've only seen this one video now... So many to watch back! Here for it!
I love Hiro taking on her brother’s ultimate legacy at the end without a thought: “Someone needs to help”. I also love how TERRIFYING Baymax was after Hiro took out the programming and how hard the others had to fight to keep Baymax from ending Callahan right then and there.
I thought the "Patrion Exclusive" block out of you blowing your nose was great comedic relief.
I've seen a lot of reactions to this and can't help but wonder why nobody asks where a robot with no pockets gets a lollipop
IM SO EXCITED YOURE WATCHING THIS!! Has to be one of my favorite disney movies
Great video, FLG! I'm glad you enjoyed this movie.
I'm sorry you had to live through the loss of your sister. It's both interesting and heart shattering to experience something similar in a story. I remember going to see Disney's Coco in the theater not too long after my great grandmother died, so the ending of that movie destroyed me. I don’t think I can watch it again 😅😂
Sending a Bmax hug to you ❤
Damn i love your genuine reactionS. They're always full of joy.
Thank you for always offering your genuine emotional reactions to stories like this. It's extremely cathartic and watching reactions like this honestly feels like it gives the viewer permission to also cry. It feels a little embarrassing to admit since it's personal, but you've already put your personal story out there so I feel like you deserve to also know that what you do also comforts people who need the additional push to let go and embrace the emotional connection to stories like this. I love your channel.
I love this channel so i know im about to watch a wave of tears. My little sister always cries watching this one because i almost died as a teenager and our parents werent too involved in our lives at the time. Luckily i got psychiatric help and was diagnosed with ptsd and have healed since that time. But a big hug to anyone dealing with the loss of a sibling right now- their love is always with you 💜
🖤🖤🖤🖤
✋️😅 not surprised! And I'm a new subscriber! 😂 great reaction and glad you caught the end of credits scene 😁 always love reactors who are vulnerable yet positive and you are wonderful to watch along with 😊
Just FYI: there is an animated TV show that is a sequel to this movie that expands the world and the characters. It’s cute and I enjoyed it.
Admit it, you all come here to see me cry. Movie proceeds to out Up Up by making you fall in love with a character, get fully invested in it and then kill it at just the moment it means the most early on in the film.
One of the purest reactions from you. Thank you, Angela. Don't forget treatment includes your close and loved ones, and also a physical expression like hugs :)
when I stumbled onto this video of the sidebars, after watching another review of something else, little that I know I’d be relating to the person reacting as much as I did! Let me just say how wonderful I think your content is in bringing up why I mention, I relate, I’ve lost siblings as well and your emotions expressed towards the end we shared so much so I, as many have also said here, join you in letting my eyes leak haha but seriously, great job and you’ve got another follower with/in me and just subbed! Keep up the good work, be strong and know you’re not alone
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I was like, "oh shit...this is gonna gut her." That's before I knew about your sister. I am lucky enough that both of my siblings are still here, but I lost a lot of very close people across 24 years in the Army. There are some losses that never heal.
I LOVE that I had someone to appreciate this movie with and cry at the same parts I did. THANK YOU - I'm sorry about your sister. She must've been a beautiful person and a great influence for you to have turned out so cool
You’re such a beautiful soul ❤ long time watcher of your stuff and never knew about your sister. It touched me very deeply and I thank you for your vulnerability.
Yeah, this one punched me right in the feels. The handshake at the end killlllled me.
I've seen this movie soo many times.. this is the first time I cried watching it. Your emotional reactions are so infectious. 💖
I love this movie, and even though I’ve seen it a thousand times, this reaction has made me cry myself. Wonderful reaction on a wonderful movie. ❤😄
Your reactions are so wholesomely awesome.
Omg this is the first video of yours I've watched and I absolutely love you already lol my husband literally just turned to me and said "omg you've actually found someone who cries as much as you do" 😂
This is a sneaky one because it don't have all the fanfare and huzzahs that come along with most Disney productions but it's honestly one of my favourites. And as usual, your reaction was delightful, moving and something a little bit more than most people who do this kind of thing. Made my Tuesday evening.Thanks.
You should watch coco. Wanna learn about dia de Los muertos. That is a great depiction of it and reminds me of my grandma
I can't believe you've never seen this. Having watched a LOT of your content, I see a lot of tears coming. You'll probably get me going too, lol