The Best Baby Yet of Japan's Anime and USA's Disney

Rating: 9/10 (18 December 2014)

We went to the 3D theater to see "Big Hero 6" for few reasons. First,my sister who swoons over Hiro invited me, my older sister, and my cousin to see it. Second, it's a Disney film, so even without Pixar's touch, this film may be refreshing to the superhero genre.
The story is compelling, especially a death scene which distresses me. Baymax, the fat white robot, is cute and adorable. His lines and fistbump are epic! How I wish he exists for real! Hiro's friends are amazing and different in their own ways. Gogo is the kickass girl and Honey Lemon is a tall girl who wears high heels. The villain feels like a ghost from J-horror films, so a PG rating is very deserved by this film. I like the emotional and moral tensions unfolded in the story run. The plot twists are amazing, emotional, and shocking.
San Fransokyo is spectacular. Seeing the torii-themed Golden Gate Bridge, the giant cat statue, and the sumo wrestling-like robot fight are very awesome. 3D is well used, unlike in "Frozen". Indeed, the filmtranscends the typically predictable superhero film.
I give this 9 of 10 because I'm disappointed that Hiro has to be half-Japanese instead of full. Race-bending has happened with "The Last Airbender", "47 Ronin", and "Edge of Tomorrow" and I think this act backfired with these movies' success and profitability. I thought that the hybrid city San Fransokyo promotes racial diversity but the film falls short into it. Also, the title is misleading. I thought this is the sixth installment of a film franchise that is probably only shown in Japan. Much better if called "Big Heroes".
Anyway, if you love anime and Disney, you're gonna love "Big Hero 6".