Customer Ratings & Reviews

this is a movie good for the hole family special for the kids but i am 68 years old and i still enjoy this kind of movies and you are going to enjoy it to

Bought this blue ray for my nephew because he kept saying it was an awesome movie. I saw it with him and it was fantastic. It kept me interested in the storyline. So I didn't get bored like some kid movies.

Beautiful new steelbook for A new 4K upgrade. Got it during the steelbook sale

I love this movie! Another Disney hit! Very entertaining and great animation and story line. I really like the Best Buy lenticular packaging too!

Big hero six is on my list of my favorite Disney movie. Disney has definitely done it again with a great movie for the whole family to watch.

I bought this movie for my children. I watched it with them and enjoyed it as much or more! Very good all the way around!

The Big Hero 6 (Blu-ray/DVD w/Digital HD Copy) movie was so funny... I highly recommend it....

My husband loves all kinds of kid type movies and he really wanted to add this to his collection.

I like the movie it was easy to order it was a good price and easy to pick up

My family watched this movie 5 times before it came to BlueRay/DVD. So glad it finally did because the cinemas are starting to get really expensive. My kids always cry on 4 parts of the movie, 1st is during the Tadashi loss because it is obviously sad, 2nd is on the "Tadashi is here" video, 3rd is during the portal return without BMax (sad), and 4th (HAPPY) when the "chip" was found and BMax is "reincarnated"! SPOILERS? SORRY because 99.99% who bought this movie must have seen it already! What makes this "edition" even greater is that I got 2 of the collectible lenticular packaging BestBuy-special box while it was on sale for $19.99!

Very actioned pack movie! I enjoyed watching it it’s actually cute to me!

It came a bit quicker than expected!Excellent purchase!

We bought this for the car. The kids love this movie.

The movie is good! But I was a little disappointed that the Blu-ray didn’t have a slip cover

Very fun and entertaining. Really enjoyed this film.

“Big Hero 6” is, shot after shot, an intelligent and artful creation. There’s a scene in which the filmmakers convey a funeral taking place with a medium shot of black umbrellas opening. They pull back to show people standing at a cemetery in the rain and then dissolve to a post-funeral gathering, filmed from the outside of the house through rain-spattered windows. And all the while, the camera is slowly moving. At the same time, “Big Hero 6” makes full use of the animation medium. It takes place in the fictitious city of San Fransokyo, a mashup of San Francisco and Tokyo, with elevated trains and a pagoda design for the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s a pleasure just to ride the back of the camera as it swoops above these cleverly reimagined streets. And this is even before the story kicks in, which is a good one. Without giving anything away, it’s about the partnership between a teenage robotics prodigy and a home health care robot, who join forces to solve a crime. The robot is adorable. I know, it’s weird (and more than a little pathetic) to call something adorable that doesn’t really exist except as a computer rendering, but Baymax the robot truly is lovable — white, inflated, very fat, with a soothing, unthreatening voice (Scott Adsit) and a desire to help everyone. Baymax and Hiro (Ryan Potter) go off into the San Fransokyo streets to solve a mystery, and along the way they’re joined by a group of computer nerds, all experts in robotics. In future movies they will be known collectively as Big Hero 6, and they very well might become as annoying as the Fantastic Four. But the story of their origins makes for pleasant viewing.

I did not know much about This movie till after I had watched It. I like the Cg animation in This movie very much. An Interesting movie built around finding the comfort and embrace of others after sharing in a similar loss. Eventually gaining a new connection set up before the incident...the individuals are set o a path to discover the truth a Past Misreported. Upon rediscovering the past truths and finding answers...a conclusion to satisfy the problem of another rather than satisfy a want for closure on an intent to harm. Eventually leaving One character from within unaccounted for...though that does not need to be like that. For few details is elaborated. I liked the movie...I just have some parts of the story I feel is rather disappointing. Done correctly...this disappointment I have could be redeemed in a further intrigue for the story. Not All of the projects at the Science Project line ups were shown and some were rather unique. A circumstance that occurs there is of what I mention of. A character's whereabouts could be rediscovered as part of a potential sequel where an individual loses his memory and is later found...whereupon his memory is returned...thus explaining a long disappearance believed to have gone differently rather than any extension of physical harm. He could be rediscovered as a villain turning good upon regaining his memory, a hero in disguise as a unknown reconnecting with his past connections after regaining his memory or just adapting to life with amnesia only to eventually get his memory back in the sequel pretty much explaining his disappearance. Instead of losing someone-like in the first movie...they would reconnect with that person that they had lost-being that they thought that connection to be gone. Either because of a device not shown at the Science Project lineups or thrown from a wreckage unconscious with temporary amnesia with little to no significant injuries...allowing the character to make a comeback in the second movie. Should a Sequel that redeems the first movie be made by bringing back one believed to have been lost...then I give this movie five stars instead of a four stars out of five possible stars as a rating. Should the idea for the movie had been inspired from someone's actual loss of another and not inspired from a recreative imagination of thought...than It is already a Five star rating.

Disney movies seem to have a theme of loss in movies like this, The Good Dinosaur, Bambi, among others. The hero of the story, Hiro, is an unambitious teen with aspirations of illegal bot fighting. His plans change after an early plot development that puts him in the position of choosing to do something after a loss. The characters he meets up with are fun and the movie as a whole is well done. The visuals look good with this upconverted 2K release with HDR10, though the included Movies Anywhere code also includes a more premium Dolby Vision option. It's just too bad that Disney has chosen this path where Dolby Vision isn't actually on the disc, but left to the compressed video stream. Still in all I'm happy with my purchase and the movie looks great on the big screen... at home that is.

I have to say I was a little skeptical as to whether or not this movie would be any good as this version of Big Hero 6 is not exactly like their comic book counterparts and I was expecting for the studio that produced it to stray very far away from the source material, which in alot of cases ruins movies for me. I must say that I was very pleasantly surprised. Most of the characters from the comic were used and acccurately portrayed within the film with the exception of a couple of characters. However, the changes to those characters never took away from the experience. The action and animation were great and the story was very well written. Also the character designs were pretty awesome as well, especially Go Go Tomago, Hiro, and Baymax. I found the dialogue betwen the characters to be very intersting and funny at times, especially Fred and his crazy banter. This is definitely a movie with a heart and it can be enjoyed by both kids and adults alike. The Bluray and DVD came in perfect condition and the digital copy is a nice bonus as well since I can watch the movie on my iTunes or my TV. All in all a great value and another classic Disney materpiece!

Big Hero 6 is a movie that intrigues me on a lot of levels. It ought to have everything going for it. It's based on a Marvel property (which I didn't even realize until I was seeing the movie (I can't say what gave it away (okay, I could, but that would be a spoiler))). That said, it's based on a Marvel property that I'm not actually familiar with so this is the rare adaptation (from a comic book) that I can see without having a picture in my mind of how it ought to be. Of course, I looked up the comic when I got home, and the path of adaptation they chose for this one is really interesting. The comic is loosely set in the X-Men side of Marvel so has the full spectrum of mutants and all of that. The movie has removed everything that isn't technology based or transformed those things into something that is technology based. Basically, they made Big Hero fit into a slightly futuristic world in which people are still just people. And they did a really good job of it, too. The movie does a great job with the exposition of the story. It's so typical of movies these days to just skip the exposition entirely, so I really appreciate it when a film takes the time to provide a foundation for the story they want to tell. Without having a way to check the timing on the movie, I'm going to guess the first half hour or so is all exposition. Let me re-say what I just said before: I like that! Visually, the movie is incredible. Not just that it has great animation, but it has a great style. Actually, it looks a lot like The Incredibles, but that's not surprising considering that John Lasseter produced the movie. Plus, it has the best drunken robot scene ever. Okay, that may not be surprising since it's probably the only drunken robot scene ever, but, still, it's hilarious. The voice acting is adequate. There's nothing there to make any of it stand out except, maybe, for Scott Adsit, but it's hard to tell how much of that is him and how much is manipulation of his voice to make it work for Baymax. The villain has a really cool look. That's all I'm saying about that. I mean, I'd be freaked out to have someone like that coming after me. And the side characters work, too. It has all the ingredients it needs for me to love it. But I didn't. Don't get me wrong; I really liked it; I just didn't love it. And I can't really tell you why other than that I saw the movie playing out the way it was going to go well before it got there. However, that was an interesting experience in-and-of itself, because my kids made the logic jumps the movie wanted them to make so that they would be surprised by what was actually going on when it was revealed at the end. I had to bite my tongue not to spoil it for them. For instance, at one point, my son said something about who the bad guy was, and I almost said, "No, that's not who it is," but I managed to catch myself. I'm not really sure if that was the problem or not. It might also have been that the main emotional punch of the movie happens toward the beginning, so I had no catharsis at the end. Really, it's not that important. It's a really good movie. It's great, even. It's just not excellent. It's not a movie I left the theater wanting to see again, which, for me, is the hallmark of an excellent film. The short film at the beginning, though, that was awesome, and I'd love to see that again.