In the world of Disney, there are two areas these days that provide major business. The first is Disney Animation, which has returned to its former days of glory thanks to last year's
Frozen. The other area is Marvel Comics which is now one the most popular movie studios as well as a major associate with Disney. So what would happen if these two factors were combined? The answer to this is
Big Hero 6. It may surprise some out moviegoers out there but
Big Hero 6 is actually based on a Marvel property; which the film loosely follows. This new animated feature brings something different for not just Disney, but superhero movies as well. However, can
Big Hero 6 be the start of something new, or is this just another animated feature?
The story of
Big Hero 6 tells the tale of Hiro (Ryan Potter): a scientific prodigy. After his older brother, Tadashi, is killed in an accident, Hiro finds a friend in the form of Baymax (Scott Adsit); a robot created by Tadashi. Hiro and Baymax find themselves in trouble when they discover a masked man using Hiro's nanobots for his own sinister purpose. To stop this supervillain, the duo are joined by Tadashi's friends and, through the brilliance of Hiro, the six become high tech heroes.
