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Why would anyone program him that way? No logical reason. When Baymax is low on battery power he becomes a silly, Chaplin-esque drunk. The San Fransokyo cityscape and huggable Baymax are more than enough to differentiate this film from usual fare. I could have used a lot less of Big Hero 6вЂ™s video game-inspired final act, but Disney is looking to establish a franchise here, so a degree of colouring within the lines is expected. Alas, that also means an interminable third act featuring a deadly, mayhem-causing portal to another dimension. Granted, when the team assume their alter egos, including a stoner dude as a kaiju and a Battle of the Planets-like pixie with a computer purse, it makes for a quite adorable kid version of the Avengers. вЂњWeвЂ™ll have Baymax scan everyone in the city!вЂќ is an example of his problem solving, making the already far-fetched tech of Iron Man seem peer-reviewed.

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Later, when Hiro decides to refit his school chums into superheroes (the group of five plus Baymax making a вЂњbig hero 6вЂќ) he does it through just a few taps on a keyboard. The Microbots are ESP-powered nanotechnology that can do virtually anything, and were created in a flash by a kid during a musical montage.

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The movie pays great lip service to the hard work of innovation, but obnoxiously presents science as facile magic. The bad guy has access to HiroвЂ™s invention: Microbots, little gizmos that represent one of Big Hero 6вЂ™s main problems. And every single kid in the world will be saying this during gym for months. This curt line, offered with zero emotional spin, is one of the funniest moments IвЂ™ve seen in a movie this year. вЂњI am not fast,вЂќ he calmly informs Hiro as a villain gives chase. When Hiro and Baymax decide to go all Scooby Doo and investigate the mystery of the deadly fire, all concerns about the hackneyed, predictable plot are deflated as we watch Baymax deliberately bounce through the mayhem. It wasnвЂ™t 15 seconds until little kids in the crowd were cooing вЂњBaymax!вЂќ TheyвЂ™re going to sell a squillion toys. In all my years of moviegoing I donвЂ™t know that IвЂ™ve seen an audience imprint themselves on a character quite so quickly.

The simplicity of its design and AdsitвЂ™s flat line delivery work to great effect. A great deal of Big Hero 6вЂ™s first act is devoted to convincing you, the viewer, that вЂњscience is rad!вЂќДЄny and all eyerolls will be halted by the eventual unboxing of TadashiвЂ™s project, the healthcare robot Baymax. Tadashi convinces him that the Epcot Centre-like San Fransokyo Institute of Technology isnвЂ™t вЂњnerd school,вЂќ but, in fact, a haven of cutting-edge fun and excitement. When we first meet him heвЂ™s wasting his gift on underground Real Steel-like robot fights. Hiro is a kid science whiz, already done with high school by age 14. Come get a latte at the Lucky Cat Cafe, in the shadow of a bridge that looks an awful lot like the Golden Gate crossed with traditional Shinto torii.

After Tadashi dies in a suspicious explosion, Hiro, already orphaned, is now double-abandoned, so itвЂ™s going to take an adventure of inter-dimensional proportion to get him to heal.Д«ig Hero 6, very loosely based on a Marvel comic tangential to the core universe of the Hulk and Fantastic Four, is set in San Fransokyo, a pleasant mashup of American and Japanese cultural tropes. But Hiro (voiced by Ryan Potter) didnвЂ™t create Baymax, his older brother Tadashi did.

His lumbering waddle, Spock-like logic and eternally blank expression (something of a kiddie Kuleshov effect) are a perfect recipe for comedy.ДЄ lovable, smoothed-out Michelin Man, Baymax is a robo-nurse with seemingly unlimited power and the sidekick of our hero Hiro.

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I guess Baymax is вЂ¦ the Great Vinylface? The heart and soul of Big Hero 6, Disney and MarvelвЂ™s first animated team-up, Baymax (voiced by Scott Adsit) is a kind, pudgy balloon-man programmed to stop at nothing to patch you up, physically or psychologically. T hey called Buster Keaton the Great Stoneface.