An Analysis of Big Hero 6 Movie



Review film big hero 6
By Manti, Ahmad Fachri Dzulfiqar, Elin Herlina Baharani
Hiro Hamada, a genius child who had graduated from high school at the age of 13, had an interest in joining a university which was entered by his brother, Tadashi Hamada. To be able to enter and continue studying at the university, Hiro must present a finding as an entrance examination. Hiro managed to make an interesting finding and finally got a university acceptance letter, but a tragedy happened that made Hiro's life change.
Still in his sad time, Tadashi's robot named Baymax was active to later help Hiro get back "healthy" by doing various ways to cure him, while looking for a mysterious Kabuki masked man who had stolen and used Hiro's findings for his personal interests. Who is the mysterious man and why should he use Hiro's invention that should have been destroyed? Hiro was determined to find out with the help of Baymax and Tadashi's four friends at the university, Go Go, Wasabi, Honey Lemon and Fred.
The most prominent thing about this Big Hero 6 animated film is the quality of the animation. Character design is quite simple, but it is able to provide its own uniqueness for each character. Every expression and movement, as well as being supported by the ability of the voice actors to be able to provide nuances as well as emotions that are right in every scene.
The story expressed in a short Big Hero 6, is very simple and quite predictable. Even so, the film is able to provide emotional feelings while triggering laughter about the behavior of the characters, especially the funny and adorable behavior of Baymax. This film does not offer a very detailed exploration of the background of each character, but this is not a fatal problem because the Big Hero 6 itself is intended for animation that can be easily digested for all ages. This, of course, is also supported by moral values and messages that can be taken especially those related to family and friends.
The ability of Walt Disney Animation Studios itself in developing animated films does not need to be doubted. The film Big Hero 6, which was adapted based on the Marvel comics, although it has a plot and different characters from the original comics, is packed with quite interesting and suitable for children and adults to watch if they want to spend the weekend with family. And of course for a more optimal viewing experience, watching the Big Hero 6 movie in 3D format can be an alternative choice.
Big hero 6 is so recomended to watch. Its good animation genre. So lets watch

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