FIRST TIME WATCHING *BIG HERO 6*
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Just know Alicia that my generation simped over Aunt Cass.
based
Simped implies we stopped, 😅
@@kinosaga21 Real
Yeah we did!
@@aliciaxlife be careful if you google image "Aunt Cass"
So it’s not addressed in the movie but basically the lore is that in that world San Francisco was devastated by that gigantic earthquake in 1906, but the city’s Japanese population banded together to help rebuild with their earthquake-resistant architecture, and the city was renamed to San Fransokyo to reflect the combining of Japanese and American culture.
Is that the lore? I could never find the info on that. The setting was so weird and left field to me. It was cool don't get me wrong, the mix of two cultures was beautifully presented, I just always wondered how San Fransokyo came to be.
@@zacharybartolo5111 It comes up in the spin-off cartoon. Let's just say that there was more to that story.
Huh, Maybe its cause i've been Watching the Man in the High Castle at the time, but i've could have sworned that it was cause the USA got their arses kicked during the Pacific War and the West coast fell under Japanese Empire authority, before at some point in the 80's relinquishing the West coast back to the US as a sign of goodwill when the Empire was dismanteled in the 80's around when the Berlin Wall was destroyed and the URSS collapsed.
Maybe thats just my headcannon.
For some reason, I always mistakenly think of it as Japan Francisco.
Wait really? I totally got the lore wrong then. I always thought it was like an alt universe where we lost ww2 or something. Sort of man in high castle type shit.
5:10 "his intellect doesn't make him immortal"
Fall Out Boy: did you say immortal?
It /can/ make him immortal!
Just not for long (for long).
@@Ozymandias2x And live with me forever now, and pull the blackout curtains down
"And I took that personally"
13:22 "Him going to school with his brother's gonna be so great! Oh, F**k yeah!" Alicia, you're breaking my heart!!! I almost don't want to keep watching and see you suffer through the next scene!
As soon as she said that I was like "oh no"😨
“Did he just walk up like a f***in’ villain?”
LOL! Wow, on point with the vibe check.
"I'm not giving up on you. You don't understand this yet, but people need you."
As someone whose struggled with depression, that line anyways hits me hard and gives me hope. It's corny I know but it helps me
One thing that’s been so hard to learn is that, at the end of the day, the thing that matters is the thing that helps. It’s not important whether it’s silly or dumb or corny(not that you necessarily meant it negatively) - it’s important if it helps. If it gives you hope.
I’m so glad I’m not alone in loving that line. :)
Alicia called it minute one when she saw Callahan, her rat senses activated hard
Marshmellow
To be fair- in that moment, he WAS just being an encouraging old man
never have i seen someone get something SO RIGHT with the most WRONG reasoning lol
She made all the wrong turns but got to the right answer, its honestly impressive lmao
Marshmellow inded
Baymax is best marshmallow
The fact that she practically predicted the entire plot but didn’t even consider the possibility that the brother would be killed off or something like that.
Even though that’s usually what happens to likeable characters when everything seems to be going really well for the main character.
Baymax is the best. I feel like it’s impossible to hate him. His design is peak for comedy, his voice is soothing, and I love how he's so dedicated to helping people, including helping Hiro through his grief. I know that's what he was programmed to do, but it's still heartwarming and you can tell he actually cares.
Even this films detractors agree that “yeah baymax is the best”
He's a really interesting counterpart to Walle, in that one's a person who happens to a robot and the others an object that happens to be a robot, yet both evoke such an emotional connection.
@@shovknight3008even if the movie isn’t good, he will never be a reason as to why
Not only was Tadashi's death a major gut punch, but the way this movie depicts Hiro dealing with grief feels so true to life. I only realized a few years ago how accurate it is.
It hurts even more when they show bros dev logs of when he was building Baymax. Ive seen poor mfs and even lived through that shit when making a Thesis, and for his life to be cut short, damn.
Yeah, but letting Tadashi died is Callaghan's mistake.
I had my fingers crossed for so long that the animated series would reveal Tadashi had survived and became this universe's Sunfire.
@@johnsantos507kinda true he could have saved him but chose not to
@@FANOFPORTAL2 Because Callaghan want revenge. And he doesn't care about saving lives.
One very minor detail that always amused me about this film: They always get excited for the wrong aspects of their inventions. Sure Baymax is a miracle of engineering and programming, but the scanner he uses to analyse Hiro at the start is world-changing. Just imagine the sheer resolution and accuracy required to identify an allergy at a glance, what marvels of micro and chemical engineering could you accomplish with such a device?
Then there are the microbots, sure they're pretty cool, but that neurotransmitter? My god, imagine what you could achieve with it. All kinds of software engineering and graphics design could be achieved in a matter of minutes what normally takes weeks. Microbots are a good start but you could also have full fledged robotics accurately controlled remotely with that thing. and nobody seems to care.
Elon Musk: _throws billions at NeuraLink, mostly kills a few monkeys_
This guy: "Yeah I developed the perfect brain-computer interface so obviously the next logical step was putting on a kabuki mask and go supervillain on the city."
Wait, now that I think about it... is he a relative of Doc Ock? Same mindset 😅.
"with tech like that you could cure cancer!"
"But I don't want to cure cancer, I want to turn people into dinosaurs."
@@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer I feel I should be more judgemental of the guy who turns people into dinosaurs but honestly I understand the choice lol.
Superhero cities have something unique in the water.
@@HaganeNoGijutsushi I think Doc Ock actually was taken over by the microchip and was not in control.
Alicia: I'm going to watch a wholesome animated movie!
BG6: EMO-SHUN-AL DAMAGE
"Him going to school with his brother is gonna be so great!"
My heart dropped so fucking fast.
Bruh literally I said “oh my sweet summer child” she was in for a rude awakening.
In the comics, Big Hero 6 is essentially Japan’s answer to The Avengers, serving as the nation’s premier superhero team. The group was developed by the Japanese government to address threats within their borders, blending cutting-edge technology with superhuman abilities. Notably, Silver Samurai, an iconic mutant with strong ties to Wolverine, served as the team’s field leader. Interestingly, Big Hero 6 was originally set to debut in a volume of Alpha Flight, but due to scheduling conflicts, they instead made their first appearance in Sunfire and Big Hero 6 #1 (1998).
Similarly, Alpha Flight is Canada’s counterpart to The Avengers, serving as the nation’s government-backed superhero team. Both Alpha Flight and Big Hero 6 were heavily inspired by the formation of The Avengers, who, in turn, were influenced by the groundbreaking success of the Fantastic Four. As Marvel’s first superhero team, the Fantastic Four kick-started the Age of Heroes, an era when superheroes began to emerge in large numbers, and laid the foundation for the Marvel Universe as we know it today.
In the MCU, you haven’t seen the Fantastic Four yet because Marvel didn’t have the movie rights to them, as was also the case with the X-Men, and by extension, Alpha Flight, due to their close ties to the X-Men. However, as of 2024, Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) will finally introduce Marvel’s First Family to the MCU next year. In an ideal world, we might have seen the Fantastic Four during Phase 1 of the MCU if they had the rights. Marvel could have started the MCU with the Fantastic Four, followed by the X-Men, which might have shifted the early focus away from The Avengers. In a way, Marvel being limited in which characters they could use turned out to be a blessing for the Avengers, as it allowed them to take center stage and establish themselves as the cornerstone of the MCU.
If you’re looking for an amazing Fantastic Four-style movie in the meantime, I highly recommend The Incredibles (2004). It’s heavily inspired by the Fantastic Four and Marvel comics from the 1960s and 1970s, perfectly capturing the spirit of a superhero family while celebrating the storytelling and aesthetic of that era. Interestingly, Michael Giacchino, who composed the iconic score for The Incredibles, is also composing the music for Fantastic Four: First Steps. The theme has already been revealed, and it’s nothing short of amazing.
Didn't know *that* music tidbit. Thanks!
I love media
Big Hero 6 was also Marvel's answer to the rise of Manga in the west. Manga was becoming super popular in America and Marvel decided to make a couple of series that were manga inspired, at least in art style, Big Hero 6 and the other was The Runaways. The latter of which is my favorite as it's a group of kids who are the kids of villains and they runaway in order to stop their villainous parents. It even got a tv show! In my honest opinion, both the comics and the tv show are really good.
Yeah...after the success of wreck it Ralph and it's twist villain disney spent a good few years making twist villains in every single movie. Big hero 6, frozen, coco, and more.
dose Alicia realise that there is a whole wholesome series about baymax, just being a doctor/ therapist to random strangers everywhere?
I saw it. It’s adorable
The cartoon series was pretty fun too
"His intellect doesn't make him immortal"
This sentence made me recoil so hard knowing what's coming. Yeesh.
What's amazing is that if you look closely at Go Go Tamago's super hero outfit and remember that it was designed by a 14 year old you'll realize that Baymax's initial diagnosis of "puberty" was in fact correct.
lol
The outfit isn't THAT horny.
I don't know how closely we need to look lol
Devils advocate though, skin tight is more aerodynamic and shes about speed and maneuvering
pretty sure they all designed their own suits and Hiro just helped them work it out and help integrate their "powers" into it
This movie is entirely too good to just stop at one movie. It deserves a sequel.
RIP Stan Lee too, the god of cameo ❤
Only if the sequel is handled well because if they turn it into a soulless cash grab like they did for Ralph breaks the internet then the company needs to die for it.
While there isn’t a sequel movie, there is a tv series that takes place after the events of BH6. I thought it was pretty good.
@@swampygaming2975oh heck yeah that series was the best!
@@swampygaming2975 Also, the BH6 world in Kingdom Hearts 3 is canon to the movie and show.
With how suck disney is now I don't know man
Two things about Callahan. As harsh as it is, when he said “that was HIS mistake” when Hiro said Tadashi went back in to save him…he wasn’t wrong. It WAS a mistake to haphazardly run into a burning building, instead of waiting for people who are actually trained and equipped to deal with situations like that. It’s just how Callahan worded it that was wrong. Second, and I’m certain this is apparent to some but I want to say it anyway, Callahan was so focused on revenge that he never even considered the possibility that his daughter might still be alive. He could have done all this; stealing the tech, reassemble the portal, all to venture into the other dimension to save his daughter. But no…
There's a 3rd one you miss. Letting Tadashi died was Callaghan's mistake.
@@johnsantos507 "Letting" him? I doubt he even knew Tadashi was in there until after it happened. He would have assumed that everyone evacuated. It's not his fault someone went back in.
@@silversamurai0267 I don't blame Tadashi. But I blame Callaghan for letting Hiro's brother died because of Callaghan save his own skin.
@@silversamurai0267 I feel like he didn't read this
@ Ah yes, well spotted. Callahan COULD HAVE saved Tadashi, but was so concerned with his own preservation so he could I act his revenge, he didn’t think for a second that someone might come looking for him…
When I first saw this in theatres i was actually shocked that the brother died. Especially like that. Not many Disney or animated movies have moments that get me like that
It feels more inline with what pixar would pull normally right
It's a Marvel Super Hero film also.
The company took a stand and showed what it meant for people to run into burning buildings, right down to the blame.
Tadashi made a tragic mistake-his team is nearly bulletproof because they do not make that mistake.
How many parental type figures die in the average disney film?
Something kinda cute that relates to this movie, when my first son was about to be born, my wife requested an epidural. The nurses came in, administered the epidural, but they had apparently customized the machine, because the noise it played to indicate that it was done was Baymax's "balalala" sound.
I wouldn't be the slightest bit mad.
@@GarrettJayChristian Yeah, while my wife's not very familiar with the movie, she thought it was funny too.
My brother passed away when he was 7 years old. I never knew him and i honestly didn't know what it was like to lose someone that close. Then my sister found her first husband, he was amazing, funny, loved Batman and Bob Marley and would listen to me on everything whether he understood it fully or not. He passed away from cancer in 2016. and i don't think i had ever felt so lost. Big Hero 6 became a very important movie for me, not because i had a connection with it watching it with him. But because they did such an amazing job at reminding Hiro how connected he is to Tadashi, regardless of whether he is still there or not. I understood the anger Hiro had at Callahan, i didn't agree because i couldn't hurt anyone but i understand the hurt he must've felt at Tadashi's vain sacrifice.
It's just... such a good movie. It really is.
This movie is a complete masterpiece!
RIP Stan Lee 😭
Excelsior.
Excelsior!
EXCELSIOR!
Alicia's got talent fr, that's the earliest correct villain callout/prediction I've seen so far
Leaving the theater with my little cousin, I asked her what was her favorite part of the movie and she gleefully declared “THE FIRE!”
The way she said that, you’d think she wanted to roast marshmallows over it.
Back when this particular era of Disney movies was coming out, a lot of animation fans were gushing over how the company was challenging itself to do basically everything that was supposed to be impossible for 3D CGI. It's kinda funny that for Big Hero 6, it was "the fire and explosions", because, yes, they are very impressively rendered, but they have nowhere near as much presence in the film as the hair in Tangled, the ice in Frozen, the water in Moana, or the fur in Zootopia.
Man... The Internet really caked up Aunt Cass's marshmallow.
*marshmallows
Sure marshmallows
This is technically based on marvel characters, but the film reinvented the lore so it stands on its own without any known Marvel heroes or villains coexisting. Like San Francisco being renamed as San Fansokyo after an earthquake in 1906 with the help of Japanese immigrants.
The most powerful moment and possibly my favorite scene is "Baymax, destroy.".
That moment right there had my heart sank, like, I really felt for the boy.
Imagine having that said in your face, and the result?
The kid's entire grief, sadness, depression, all combined and transformed into pure hatred, and it was made manifest in Baymax.
If it wasn't for his friends, Baymax would've killed the guy.
I especially love the part where Baymax just wrecks pillars going straight to Callaghan. As a kid, I was terrified of Baymax at that moment.
For me it's easily when he can't help it and screams "Tadashi's gone!" when hitting Baymax's chest.
That scene with baymax going killer mode is so powerful and well done. Like they actually made the kind, Healthcare bot seem so intimidating and terrifying.
"Him going to school with his brother is going to be so great" it was this moment, a single tear fell from my eye.
17:33 The name of the city in the movie is called "San Fransokyo", and from what I recall the backstory is sort of an alternate history where a massive wave of Japanese immigrants moved to San Francisco at some point in the past and heavily influenced the city's cultural identity over time. Much like in the American translation of the "Ace Attorney" games.
Japanifornia
Sorta. In the lore, a massive earthquake destroyed San Francisco and the Japanese immigrants who were well acquainted with earthquakes stepped up to help rebuild the city using their knowledge of earthquake resistant architecture and then the city was renamed
Alicia needs to watch Treasure Planet and Atlantis
Watch Treasure Planet first.
Atlantis is so fucking good
Titan ae?
She just woke up one day and decided to start watching all my favorite movies a couple weeks ago.
“Where was I going with this? I had a point?” I relate SO MUCH to that
(probably undiagnosed adhd ass over here)
I must have watched this movie at least 20 times right after it came out, and I had no idea that Baymax talked until recently.
I worked at a video rental store and because Big Hero 6 was a popular family friendly movie, we played it on the TV in the store on repeat for weeks, but with no sound on. Because Baymax doesn’t have a mouth that moves, and his movements are so expressive, I just assumed he was a silent character.
When I watched a reaction video to Big Hero 6 a couple of months ago, my mind was blown.
the city in Big Hero 6 is a mix of Tokyo and San Francisco because it takes place in an alternate reality where there was peace between Japan and the US and they combined cultures, or something like that
If I remember correctly in universe after a major earthquake caused San Francisco to be in ruins(it could be the earthquake of 1906 I don’t remember) basically Japan helped with the reconstruction which led to a major Japanese influence in the area. At least i think that’s the in universe lore
So basically we are in the same universe of Ace Attorney.
I don't understand how this movie expects me to believe that a combination of San Francisco and Tokyo would have so little traffic at night.
It is funny how FRED gets basically a "DRAGON" suit, when his VA, TJ MILLER, also voices TUFFNUT (the Brother or the the two blond twins, the other being RUFFNUT ) in How to train your Dragon. :D
Big Hero 6 was created by Man of Action for Marvel, same people who created the Ben 10 franchise. Although the film completely reinvents the characters and lore, like didn’t have a brother and Baymax was a mech Hiro made based on his dad’s brainwaves. Wasabi was actually Asian and Fred could create a Godzilla-like Stand. Honey Lemon had a bag that’s bigger on the inside.
I loved Ben 10 growing up. Still do, with Alien Force and Ultimate Alien, and eventually, his crossover with another Man of Action show I was introduced to, Generator Rex.
Alicia clocked Callahan's tea SO fast 😭 but yeah Baymax is the best marshmallow ever
17:19 San Francisco if it was also Tokyo. It explains the layout having no rhyme or reason, since one of the cities has a 6-way stop-signed intersection.
this movie was the best movie adaptation of the comic but in the original comic Hiro's Dad was the one who died (Hiro is an only child) and the robot known as Baymax turned into a Dragon whenever he got angry
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.
I love that you called out the bad guy as soon as you saw him. You have amazing intuition! Meanwhile, the reveal at the end threw me for a loop!
Another movie i still desperately want a sequel for thats absolutely amazing! Genuinely missed this movie and its awesome vibe!
They had a sequel seria😊
They had an animated series after this.
Personally think this movie is just decent but I think a sequel could have a lot of potential
THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE
also marshmallow
Baymax is basically a big marshmallow. But one that provides therapy.
If the one who gives me therapy isn’t a giant marshmallow…is it even valid?
The micro bots invention is a game changer for everything 11:28
In the comics, Fred could create a Godzilla-like apparition, similar to Stands from JoJo’s.
BRUH the second she saw Callahan walk in and say “did he walked in like a villain?” I lost it 😂
Marshmallow
Alice, if you're curious to know, they made a TV show based on the movie, and it's a continuation. Also, this movie is technically Marvel since Big Hero 6 was originally a Marvel comic book. Oh, I almost forgot, Marshmallow!
3:42 ok but can we talk about how the film gets away with doing the same exposition dump twice in a row. Tadashi does the exact same thing when rescuing Hiro. Beat for beat.
He starts with: "Are you okay? Are you hurt? THEN WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?" Followed by him dumping exposition about Hiro's upbringing.
I remember when the first trailer came out I wasn’t convinced but the next few seemed promising and enough to convince me to watch it in theaters and and It earned a spot in my top of favorite animated movies. It also got a sequel series (I personally liked it, at least seasons 1 and 2)
Marshmallow
Your instincts served you well, Alicia. You picked up on both Callaghan and Krei being shady, albeit for different reasons. And you were right on the money about Callaghan setting the fire so he could steal the micro-bots. Also, the combination of San Francisco with Japanese elements really makes for a gorgeous city. I really appreciate how much you're picking up on and appreciating the nuances in this movie, Alicia. Thank you for sharing this reaction video with us, I thoroughly enjoyed being able to watch you enjoy one of my favorite animated movies alongside WALL-E. 😄
San Francokiyo is the city that big hero 6 takes place. For the people who don't know or just forgot.
Alicia harnessed her inner Nux Taku with that guess.
like i get the complaints ppl have about this movie with the obvious reveal, but the world, powers, personalities, and aesthetics of this movie will make it one of my all-time favorites
Hey Alicia, I just want you to know I really appreciate the content you create. I have a hard time with joy/happiness and when I think about the times when I first experienced something-especially good movies-that revitalizes me. When I watch your content and see your reactions, the energy you bring reminds me of my own when I first experienced them. So thank you; thank you for helping me feel better, and reminding me of better times.
I love Big Hero 6! It's one of my favorite Disney movies. Plus it's wild that they got Daman Wayans.jr playing Wasabi and Stan Lee as Fred's dad.
Hi Alicia I know you probably won't see this but you've helped me so much this year my dad passed away from cancer early this year and he was all I had but then I found your chanel and saw how even going through hell you keep smiling keep laughing and it's made my life so much better thank you and keep on fighting me and my dad saw this in theaters when it came out and we loved it so I'm happy you love it too
Omg she did see it 😭
I see you, too, my friend. Stay strong. 🫂
I loved this movie from start to finish, i want to get my hands on the comics, and baymax, looking like a big marshmallow, makes him look so adorable.
Tadashis death always hits hard, i never expected him to be permanently gone.
Speaking of crimminally underrated animated movies, you gotta watch Transformers One! It is PHENOMENAL! It's the first movie in a while that made me audiably gasp in the climax.
You know exactly how the story has to go bc this is a Transformers movie and it still hits you like a ton of bricks. The story is so good it legit made me cry over animated robot people...
Glad I saw this in theatre’s when it came out,rewatched it’s again on Disney Plus and it still holds up. Loved seeing your reaction to this movie.
13:27 little did Alicia know
You know they also made an entire tv show of this on Disney plus if you wanted to react to it as well
I dunno if you can find this
There is a Big Hero 6 the animated series that is a continuation to the movie, almost all main cast reprises their role except fred and Wasabi, also they explore some aspect left in the end credits, also there is a full cgi Baymax solo series recently concluded
"Him going to school with his brother's gonna be sooo great"
*snorts* damn...
Alicia is the only marshmallow I've seen vibe check Callahan so hard from frame 1
Say hello to the crew gogo, wasabi,honey lemon and Fred.5:59 6:48 7:06
And say hello to our favorite healthcare robot baymax 7:16 7:55
17:18 Welcome to San Fransokyo
A small thing i have to say in defense of Krai. When the experiment problem came up he said it was within the parameters. It makes sense he would want to go ahead with the experiment. If the parameters were in dangerous territory it was the fault of the scientists calculating them.
The animation in this movie is incredible. They even animated all of the characters breathing!
Well, except for Tadashi. They stopped animating his breathing about half way through.
Fun fact: Fred’s voice actor T.J Miller is the same as tuffnut from how to train your dragon.
13:59 No, Past!Alicia. Just like Intro!Alicia said, this is a story about grief. Marshmallow.
A lot of people like to joke that this takes placee in the same Japanifornia as the Pheonix Wright games.
Baymax is a big marshmallow, isn't he?
It's funny that Alicia was bouncing back and forth on who the villain was after calling it pretty instantly. I remember that up until the reveal, younger me believed it was going to end up being Tadashi that faked his death and got the microbots for one reason or another. I'm sure there's fanart of that AU out there somewhere.
_"His name is Bibendum._
_He is a powerful being._
_The man eats glass._
I've seen him do it." -Gawd bless Ian.
9:24 She immediately guessed the villain based on vibes and got it right!
This is honestly the most underrated Disney Film 🥹
Underrated? Sure
The *_most_* underrated, not so sure.
13:27 “him going to school with his brother is going to be so great”
Me who knows what happens literally 30 seconds later: weeeeeelllllll about that 😂
Fred's room has references to obscure marvel characters, such as black talon, a villain with the power of voodoo
Man that's crazy, she instantly knew Callahan was going to be the main villain based on subtle vibes alone, I didn't think he was the main antagonist until Hiro found out he's microbots were secretly being mass produced.
Shoving a giant robot marshmallow into an iron man suit never looked so cool
One thing I appreciate about the series that followed this movie, Callaghan never returns as a villain. We see him again in prison, and Hiro never really forgives him for what happened to Tadashi, but they never contrive a reason for him go back to being a bad guy.
13:00 Something small cut out was how Tadashi handled the situation. He listened the whole time but he never even gave any real input until Krei started pushing, and only spoke up when he'd realized Krei tried to walk away with one of the Microbots.
Fun story, when my sister celebrated her 30th birthday she and her boyfriend had the theme ''I think I'm in the wrong place'' telling every one that the one with the best costume/reson on why they are in the wrong place would get a price.
So I decided to go as Baymax, color me supriced when I walk in and find out that it was a wedding, yes my sister and her boyfriend was getting married right there, and boy was her (now Ex-husband) angry with me for being dressed as Baymax.
I most give points to the priest, he keep being deadpann and neutral trough out the reception.
14:04 "I thought this was a brother film!"
-proceeds to forget it's also a Disney film-
FYI: for Alicia. Their city is called San Fransokyo. It’s supposed to be a San Francisco and Tokyo hybrid. That’s why there’s all the futuristic stuff but also things that resemble cable cars and the Golden Gate Bridge
It's such an emotional movie and it's done so well! I showed this to some of my hard as nails friends, now it's one of their favorites.
First off- Marshmellow
It’s getting to the point now where you will have to go to Disneyland. It has a Marvel land, a Star Wars land, and a Big Hero 6 land.
Wait, really? After all these years from release? Honestly that's pretty cool.
Disney actually made two followup series based on this, one was a more hero focused show, the second was titled Baymax and was about Baymax traveling around helping people.
17:20 The fact that it's canonically called San Fransokyo is so funny
I don't know how Alicia can be so insightful and be so blindsided at the same time
I stand by this is one of the best Disney/Pixar film. I've never been hit so hard by a movie for children. I cried watching it as a kid, I cry watching it as an adult, I'm gonna cry watching it in 20 years. This movie has permanently altered my soul and personality. Its also the movie that got me into Fall Out Boy, so do with that what you will.
This movie was my absolute favorite as a kid! As fun as it is to clown on "that was his mistake," all in all it's still a great movie.
Also really glad you caught the post credit scene
Marshmallow!
Big Hero 6 is actually a lesser-known Marvel franchise! Disney decided to adapt it into a movie, which was a great call because people LOVED it! Because it's technically a Marvel movie, of course they had to have a mid-credits scene and have a Stan Lee cameo as Fred's dad (may he rest in peace.) There's a whole 2-D animated follow-up series, plus the Baymax! 3D animated shorts series where it's just Baymax doing his job as a robot nurse to everyone in San Fransokyo, aside from his superhero work.
I watched this movie the first time after my 25 yr old big brother died of a freak medical condition.
He was an extremely extroverted nurse who spent his vacation days going on medical work teams to Haiti and Mexico. Long story short his personality was alot like Tadashi.
Ha baymax looks drunk when he’s low on battery 19:07
Hairy baby. 19:34
The statue that was shot during the training montage was hans from frozen. There’s also the ship from frozen as well during the first flight scene when flying over the harbor
Alicia: "Him going to school with his brother is going to be so great!"
Me: * Wheezing laughter *
OH NO TADASHI! 13:59
how tf is Alicia so good at figuring the plot and characters out at oen scene?! the plot twist reveal blew my mind and she got it within one line at the 15 minute mark.
"Him going to school with his brother is going to be so great" killed me. T_T