Awesome but not entirely perfect

Rating: 9/10 (10 January 2015)

People haven't been cutting a lot of slack for this film despite its sticking to its PG rating (unlike some of the violence in Tangled or Wreck-it-Ralph) and being supremely awesome. Grieving his brother, Tadashi, the main protagonist Hiro experiments with Tadashi's robot he left, Baymax. Baymax is a health-care robot. They then become superheroes slowly as Hiro the young inventor starts to assemble four other people, Go-Go, Honey Lemon, Fred and the other one whom forms the ultimate team, Big Hero 6. The animation is generally quite good, and 90 minutes couldn't do better. There are also some cool Easter Eggs within the film, highlighted within the Trivia part of IMDb. My first review, however, so let's keep this short: It's genuinely emotional. Just the quirks of being Big Hero 6 for sure.
The action sequences are top notch. Really, really, really, good. The character development is sub-par with Frozen. Except without too much romance. So, really, the haters make it look underrated. Just watch and learn. Go see it. You'll love it. Awesome origin story to watch. Thankyou for reading this spoiler-free review.