A cliché mess - Disney's worst animated movie thus far!

Rating: 1/10 (29 August 2015)

As Disney acquired Marvel Comics, I guess they had to make a superhero movie, in this case, a group of computer nerds joining forces with an inflatable robot named Baymax and transforming as a band of high-tech heroes. Together they fight to avenge a friend's death and uncover the truth behind a super-villain who has taken control of a world-changing invention. I know I'm in the minority in this, but in my humble opinion, what resulted is the biggest disappointment I have seen in a Disney animated movie thus far.
The plot is slow and mostly boring, as there is no character development, no suspense and no heart to the movie. There is a lot of cliché sci-fi action and cliché drama - nothing original - and the characters, particularly the superheroes, were stereotypical nerds with overzealous expressions: the comic-book geek Fred, the typical bratty Go-Go, the overly nervous Wasabi, the overly cheerful bookworm Cass and the typical teenage dude-acting Hiro. Their attempt at humor was childish and failed miserably. Only Baymax had any redeeming qualities.
The metal music soundtrack to the movie was atrocious and the script was riddled with plot-holes, for example, how is it that easy and simple for Hiro to make operative superhero suits and machines in only a few minutes? Back at the characters, there were no chemistry between them and no likable traits, as a result, you feel no connection to them - not even in moments when they're supposed to be dramatic and heart-wrenching. And, the whole San Fransokyo atmosphere is just another poor Disney attempt to make the story hip, modern and futuristic.
Overall, it's just one big cliché-riddled movie with typical sci-fi fluff and with no imagination. The worst Disney animated movie I have seen, so far, and it boggles my mind it won best animated film at the 2015 Oscars.
Grade F