Sounds worth seeing. I'll have to drag myself to a theater. Problem is I don't see many movies any more due to the fact I don't have many people to go with.
Escape to the Movies: Big Hero 6 - Meet Disney's Animated Avengers
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Glad to hear it is good but please don?t you dare suggesting that the Disney Animation Studios should do a sequel.
I think we have enough people doing sequels. Hey if you like high numbers I heard there is the 7 movie of a horrible car franchise on the play? please leave Disney alone.
Already bad enough that they outsource horrible direct to video sequels? don?t spoil the animation studio that is doing the feature films.
I think we have enough people doing sequels. Hey if you like high numbers I heard there is the 7 movie of a horrible car franchise on the play? please leave Disney alone.
Already bad enough that they outsource horrible direct to video sequels? don?t spoil the animation studio that is doing the feature films.
I thought this looked good, thanks for the confirmation. I was hoping this one would hit off as it looked too fun and I wanted to see it succeed.
That said: No one should be judging a movie based on the diversity (or lack thereof) of the characters. Good is good. Diversity doesn't automatically make a film better, but it also doesn't hurt it at all. Love throwing that bullshit in there still I see. Meh, no big deal, I know that is Bob's Schtick. Mine is to call bullshit when I see it.
That said: No one should be judging a movie based on the diversity (or lack thereof) of the characters. Good is good. Diversity doesn't automatically make a film better, but it also doesn't hurt it at all. Love throwing that bullshit in there still I see. Meh, no big deal, I know that is Bob's Schtick. Mine is to call bullshit when I see it.
So I saw the movie. Really good. Although I'm kinda confused about one part of the movie:
But yeah, besides that, it was quite good. I hope there's a sequel, as I would like to see the other members of the Big Hero 6 get fleshed out a bit more.
Did they ever explain how the fire started at the school? Not sure if it's either a plot hole or I missed the explanation.
But yeah, besides that, it was quite good. I hope there's a sequel, as I would like to see the other members of the Big Hero 6 get fleshed out a bit more.
I went and saw it tonight, it was a great movie, not fantastic. My favorite thing is the art design, the semi futuristic tokyo is an interesting idea.
I only had two problems with the ending.
I only had two problems with the ending.
1. It irked me that the Big business man got to go free in the end after endangering lives, even a slight "Investigations into worker endangerment by big business man continues" in the ending news crawl could have erased that problem.
2. This is the big one. The death of Baymax in the end was completely pointless and only existed to be a sad ending and a call back to "I'm satisfied with my care", if you kill a character and then immediately bring him back nothin changes and it just feels like a cheap ploy
2. This is the big one. The death of Baymax in the end was completely pointless and only existed to be a sad ending and a call back to "I'm satisfied with my care", if you kill a character and then immediately bring him back nothin changes and it just feels like a cheap ploy
"To aid in his investigation, he conscripts the aid of Baymax, an inflatable medical robot whom Hiro retrofits into a war machine. Baymax, for its part, goes along with the plan strictly because it fits with his programming to do whatever will aid Hiro's emotional and physical recuperation"
Wow. Kids movies always smashing my emotions.
Wow. Kids movies always smashing my emotions.
I really enjoyed the movie, but I kind of disagree with Bob's assessment of Gogo. Her character seemed a little too forced 'stone-cold badass Asian girl with colored streak in her hair to match her attitude' when compared to the other characters that felt more like real people instead of a film stereotype.
Related, I would like to see Bob do a Big Picture comparing the film to the original comic. The internet was really flustered when the character designs for the film came out and everything from "they changed it now it sucks" to "they reduced the number of POCs and I want to boycott over it" crossed my path. I know nothing of the comic, but have heard things about it having questionable aspects, so it would be nice to have a comic book nerd actually talk about it in more detail.
Related, I would like to see Bob do a Big Picture comparing the film to the original comic. The internet was really flustered when the character designs for the film came out and everything from "they changed it now it sucks" to "they reduced the number of POCs and I want to boycott over it" crossed my path. I know nothing of the comic, but have heard things about it having questionable aspects, so it would be nice to have a comic book nerd actually talk about it in more detail.
MovieBob said:
While I agree that they underestimate older children's attention span, I think that you may underestimate younger children's attention span.
Kids under the age of eight might have difficulty with much over 90 minutes, and I think they're trying to capture a super broad audience. Kids don't start consuming media, or going to the movies, when an exceptional minority of them have reached the mental capabilities of "tiny inexperienced adults".
It largely depends on the kids, actually. I remember asking that a lot myself way back when, but it wasn't really because I was bored; it was more like I was sometimes being made to see a movie I may not have heard of, or even wanted to see initially. They might still enjoy the movie, even if it's slower paced.Rawbeard said:One review I saw mentioned that some of the kids watching actually turned to their parents asking how long that movie is midway through. So I guess kids do have too short an attention span to sit through a movie.
"Superheated to 500 Kelvin"
...Uh, that's 227 degrees Celsius. Or 440 degrees Fahrenheit. My oven gets hotter than that. I mean, it's not as egregious as the Professor Brainard saying his newly-formed flubber was "77 degrees Kelvin" and then touching it with his bare hand, but still.
...Uh, that's 227 degrees Celsius. Or 440 degrees Fahrenheit. My oven gets hotter than that. I mean, it's not as egregious as the Professor Brainard saying his newly-formed flubber was "77 degrees Kelvin" and then touching it with his bare hand, but still.
Superheated doesn't refer to the actual temperature what the definition is that a liquid was brought to a temperature higher then boiling without boiling.Steve the Pocket said:
I am interested in this movie just not enough to see it in theaters, but it will be something to keep an eye out for down the road.
Well you don't have to worry about that because it's getting a manga series as its sequel. Yep.Ishigami said:
OT: Yeah, this movie was pretty awesome and people really need to see it. It does have a few twists and turns though nothing earth-shattering but it isn't quite as predictable as some people say it is.
scorptatious said:
They have an idea of the reason behind it, but that's when they still thought the other guy was the villain, and then it was never revisited. I guess the implication was that he faked his own death? Or at least, that's what I'm going with, because it never was spelled out. On a positive note, I think that's the only unresolved plothole in the film, at least as far as I could see.
Good, good movie. I agree with the sentiment of wanting more: I would have loved to see more interaction between the characters they wrote so well (even the aunt, who was a pure side character, felt realistic). The ending took a slightly different direction than I thought it would, but that was based on a mis-prediction of the villain's motives earlier on, so it's not like it was a narrative failure. I might go see it again if I have the opportunity...or I might just make it a movie day, since I've been meaning to see Book of Life, too - saw this first because I had a group of friends that also wanted to see it.
(Also, best Stan Lee cameo yet.)
Welcome to the Escapist!Ilkka said:
That long eh?
Hope I still remember this movie when it finally arrives here
Damn it that they have to dub all the "childrens" movies, just sub the thing and get on with it for crying out loud. I want the original voice cast in my animated movies (especially the ones in English since I do just fine in the language).
Oh well... guess I'll have to wait 'til January then.
Was anyone else getting a Tron vibe from that one girl's disc weapons? (Despite the obvious Captain America relation.) Can't just let that pass, can you, Disney?
I'm certainly planning to see this sometime next week. I'm curious to see if this beats Interstealler at the box office (I certainly hope so, just for the laughs)
...I liked El Tigre...katsabas said:
Why does everyone forget about Bolt? Everyone always forgets about Bolt.KazeAizen said:Not to mention Princess and the Frog (which started this new age) and Tangled.LarsInCharge said:Well, the last three Disney animated pictures have been:Guffe said:Thinking about StarWars and the rest of the Marvel Cinemtatic universe are we?INeedAName said:
But yeah, certainly hope they can keep the good work up myself
Wreck-It Ralph
Frozen
Big Hero 6
I'd say that's quite a roll.
Its not that people forget about Bolt necessarily. Its just not seen as the catalyst. It just kind of came and went and I like it sure but everybody started paying attention again only after Princess and the Frog and Tangled.shintakie10 said:Why does everyone forget about Bolt? Everyone always forgets about Bolt.KazeAizen said:Not to mention Princess and the Frog (which started this new age) and Tangled.LarsInCharge said:Well, the last three Disney animated pictures have been:Guffe said:Thinking about StarWars and the rest of the Marvel Cinemtatic universe are we?INeedAName said:
But yeah, certainly hope they can keep the good work up myself
Wreck-It Ralph
Frozen
Big Hero 6
I'd say that's quite a roll.