It Was Not the Worst Movie in the World.

Rating: 6/10 (18 April 2015)

There are many reviews saying this movie was too depressing and very cliché filled, but they aren't putting out the fact that is does have a good small message.
Throughout the movie there is a lot of revenge involved with Hiro over his brother's death, but it plays along with the grieving process Hiro is feeling. Everybody has lost somebody and everyone has felt that pain of losing someone; people have honestly wanted to exact revenge like Hiro wanted to.
There are also a lot of clichés throughout the film, but honestly what movie has no clichés whatsoever. Every single movie has a cliché somewhere; some more than others. It has the cliché of parents dying and meeting the new person that makes them happy after their grief. The clichés honestly made the movie much cuter.
If you look at the movie in an open minded way you'd realize that the robot, Baymax, is gaining real emotions in a way. Hiro is realizing that even when someone is gone they're always in his heart. There are good symbolizing messages in the movie and that's what I fell for. It may not be the best movie in the world, but it's honestly a good influential movie if you look at it from a more positive perspective.