BY AUSTIN LAI

All this help, just to find out that the man you trusted is the reason you’re fighting. He lost it, temper blazing through his mind, with only the thought of vengeance. All Hiro wanted to do was to kill Callaghan and avenge his brother, but his friends knew that wasn’t the answer. Finding out the hard way of pushing all the people he trusted away just to do something no one wanted to do.

Directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams, with the help of Walt Disney Pictures, they created Big Hero 6. Main actors Scott Adsit as Baymax, Ryan Potter as Hiro, Daniel Henney, all play their part to keep the flow of the movie smooth. A Disney production in 2014 with an 8.2 star rating! Hiro is a young man living with his Aunt Cass and Brother Tadashi. Little does he know his life was going to change after Tadashi brought him to his lab university.

Heading down the wrong path, Hiro set out in illegal robot fighting to earn easy cash. Almost getting himself in a scene, Tadashi rides in to save him. No thought put into it and they both end up in a cell. After being released, Tadashi decides to bring Hiro to the university and show him the project he had been working on for months. There, Hiro meets his new friends Wasabi, Go Go, Fred, and Honey Lemon. Baymax is then called out to give Hiro an explanation of how he was created. On his way out, Hiro then begs Tadashi for advice on how to enter the university.

Though this movie may look like a comedic, action movie, there is also a hidden idea. Yeah sure, Hiro and Baymax save the day, but what Hiro experienced new hardships he had to overcome. By noticing the true enemy, he lost his temper and threw everything out of the way just to get rid of that feeling. We all lose our temper once in a while, but what we do is what counts. You can either run away from it, or deal with it at that moment.

I highly recommend this movie to any and every one. It’s a barrel of laughs just waiting to be opened, with a side of confusion and twists to keep you wondering. With a good front and back side of the story, this movie grew out not to just be for kids, but to tell a story of what can happen if you try and make the right choices.