An unusually great movie that is being undeservedly and wrongfully bashed.

Rating: 10/10 (27 April 2015)

As much as I am shocked like everyone else is, this movie gets too much undeserved hatred. Did I watch the same movie like those who didn't like it did? Was this movie really that horrible or stupid or a "waste of time"? My answer to those questions are: Nope, I don't think so. Are we "really" going to live in a generation where we're supposed to believe that almost every movie that makes today is the same and filled with overused clichés? I won't believe it people, that's just a stupid fact. While BH6 is based upon a superhero comic it worked out just fine, I can't remember the last time I truly enjoyed a superhero film especially when it's 100% animated.
But first of all I just want to say that I am ridiculously tired of hearing and reading from people saying that this is a movie that only kids will enjoy. Whenever I hear that thought it makes me feel sick about it, if I can comment to that thought everyone and I do mean everyone can enjoy this film. Don't let this "thought" fool you because Big Hero 6 deliveries more than just what that particular thought wants you to believe into. And I don't even want to remember in the future that a movie like Big Hero 6 is being known as a "just another ordinary kid flick", no screw that! That's just preposterous.
My next comment is that I am also getting tired of hearing people saying that it wasn't like or as fun as "Frozen". Why on Earth does it have to be like or as fun as "Frozen"? This movie was nothing like that other movie and it didn't have to be either. And frankly this movie is so much better and smarter than "Frozen" which BTW I was disappointed with (no offense I really wanted to like that film but there were too many things I just couldn't bare into.) Without any musical numbers I still enjoyed it, although I dig the main theme song by Fall Out Bay (no I'm not familiar with them but the song managed to be catchy.)
But wait I have another comment and that goes to those who says this was a complete "ripoff" of "How To Train Your Dragon".
1. Hiro did not find Baymax it was Tadashi who introduced him at first and then Baymax himself found Hiro by hearing his pain, plus he was moved to their house.
2. BH6 and HTTYD have different issues: BH6 is about technology coming in the wrong hands. HTTYD is about the conflict between humans and dragons. I simply don't see any resemblances.
3. Just because actor T.J. Miller appeared on both films it doesn't make any copies of his characters he voiced to since two of them are completely different characters.
So stop believing that BH6 is a ripoff of HTTYD.
Like I said before BH6 delivers more than what you might think it is. I won't spoil any important plot lines but I will say some things that kept this movie for being such a watchable film especially it's good morals. If you've been looking for an animated movie with good morals this is the movie you have been waiting for and some of the examples are:
1. What makes Tadashi such a good and thoughtful person is how he cares about his little brother and wants him to do something good and he's careful with people he don't know. He did a good job to remind Krei not to steal one of Hiro's Microbot just like that.
2. When was it the last time a certain supporting character in the movies of Disney were really this smart and helpful and would give a lot of good ideas to help someone who's depressed? Baymax apart from being adorable and funny was always there for him and never left him out of his sight. But also a character that learned his own way of helping people.
3. And of course Hiro himself whom I'm happy that they showed a character of how it is like to be cocky and later realizing to finally do something good for once in his life instead of squandering his gift.
Oh and let's not forget about Hiro's friends Go Go, Wasabi, Honey Lemon and Fred. I know what many people has said about them but trust me they're not characterless, each of them had different personalities which is what made them a memorable team and they were always there for Hiro whenever he needed them.
Let me also say that the animation was undoubtedly gorgeous and detail rich that the sets nearly looked photorealistic (apparently IMDb doesn't seem to know that the word "photorealistic" is indeed a real independent word) plus the Microbots were extremely well presented. I just couldn't resist to say it but it would be good to know since I know that many people are worried if the animation process hasn't been taken seriously but fear not BH6 was beautiful to look at. Even though if it wouldn't have won the Oscar I still think it would be a worth watching film no matter what.
In addition: A movie isn't bad just because it couldn't be like previous movies by the same company that made it. I for one enjoyed this, it felt fresh and added a story that at least looks for goals and learning them. The movie did an amazing job to tell its superhero story, I don't even think I've seen a similar story like BH6 before.