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Big Hero 6





An animation movie usually tends to be a good time for all those involved, whether it’s just to  relax a little or to enjoy some family time. I saw this particular film, Big Hero 6, just last Christmas and I must say, it was delightful.

At first, I though it was some sort of robotics movie, which, in my mind, meant a silly little thing full of machines and unrealistic projects and gadgets, focused on making kids dream, but usually falling short of said goal and leaving them dumbed down or with highly unrealistic expectations. Fortunately, I was wrong… oh so wrong. I was left pleasantly surprised!

It’s a beautiful story, sweet and full of fraternal love, friendship and sacrifices for the good of those we love. 

It’s quite sad too, in a way, which can be refreshing. It doesn’t portray a world where nothing bad could or would ever happen. Instead, it shows children that bad things can indeed happen and you can overcome said obstacles and strive to make yourself a better person for it. It show them that life builds character and shapes you for the future.

As a movie for children, it touches on a lot of moral questions, guiding them in order to be better persons through it all.

You have both funny and sad moments, you’ll laugh and you’ll hide that tear trying to came out. And in the end it will all be worth it.

It was a really good time, a beautiful story for children and someday I’d like my daughter to watch it too. I loved Big Hero 6 and, as a result, I totally recommend this one. Watch it, you won’t regret it.


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Big Hero 6 (Plus Bonus Features)



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