6 February 2015

Big Hero 6



An entertaining, fun and surprisingly touching animation that even adults will appreciate. A simple superhero origins movie with great animation and an appealing lead (Baymax, not Hiro). Kudos to the voice talent of Scott Adsit who managed to provide so much emotion to Baymex in just his tonal inflections. Way more heart than Golden Globes winner How to Train Your Dragon 2, and also more than The Lego Movie. John Lasseter is definitely an asset to Disney! 
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