Not the best, but definitely not the worst

Rating: 5/10 (26 February 2015)

Let's get one thing straight: this movie is not deserving of 1's and 2's. It's not a bad movie. People who would give this thing a 1 out of 10 should in no way be taken seriously. The best way I can describe this movie is it's very...okay. Nothing terrible, but nothing especially good.
First, the positives: the animation is great seeing as it's Disney. The relationship between the main character, Hiro, and the robot, Baymax, is enjoyable and engaging.
Now, the negatives: I found the movie incredibly predictable. They try to pull a bunch of twists and turns, but they end up dead on arrival. I knew who the villain was, I knew which characters (SPOILER), we've seen this all before. This movie just isn't very original. There were a lot of pointless subplots that only served to dig the writers out of their own hole.
The rest, I can't call positives or negatives because they're all just...okay. The characters are...okay. The action is...okay. The plot is...okay. This movie is just so......OKAY. It's a D+ movie. Average. 65%.
All in all, it's not a bad movie. Nobody has the right to give less than a 4 out of 10—trust me. This is a kid's movie, though, so if you have a kid younger than, say, 14, they'll enjoy it. It's harmless. If you're curious, I suppose it's worth a rental. Again, not a bad movie, it's just something we've all seen before.