Trying to be so much more than a cartoon...and fails miserably

Rating: 3/10 (14 January 2015)

BH6 tries to be emotional, funny, dramatic and action packed all in the same time. But it fails.
Hiro, main character, is not interesting nor original. As if created from several other characters, he is too clever, too resourceful, too emotional to be lead character. He is like Hiccup from How to Train Your Dragon, but not likable. He creates robots and stuff out of thin air, in no time, with no resources, and has solution for every problem. Not even once any of other 'heroes' had any input on course of action. That was boring to death.
Baymax is fun, and viewer gets all the fun in the movie out of his character.
Other 'heroes' are described only marginally. There is absolutely nothing that you can feel about them during the movie, since you don't know anything about them.
There were no time to get to know any of the characters - too much fighting, flying, even one ridiculous car chase, and one-liners to start to even care about anyone in the movie. Again, maybe Baymax.
If you want to see good movie, watch Wall-E (emotional and fun), or The Incredibles (action and emotional and fun), or How to Train Your Dragon (1st part, fun etc) or Stitch (and Lilo, you'll surely like those two).
BH6 is fast paced. That is its main...quality, if that is quality in these kinds of movies.
Even in the last scene, when Baymax must...part from Hiro, you don't feel anything. You just didn't have time to like those guys. If anyone of the other 'heroes' died in any of the fights, I doubt I could remember when that happened and who is missing - that is extent of detachment I got from the main characters.
Sorry if I disappointed anybody, but this movie doesn't deserve more than three stars.