I was a 34 year old man visiting Disney World for the first time in 2016. I proudly have a photo of me hugging Baymax and goofily smiling. I love that big marshmallow.
Not gonna lie, a grown adult visiting Disney World is kinda cringe. But hey, do what makes you happy. And I mean that sincerely. There are stuff I love that some people would probably consider cringe. Maybe this comment was unnecessary, lol. Have a good day.
Fun fact: According to the creator of the original Marvel comic, the reason the setting of Big Hero 6 is called San Fransokyo is because a different version of history meant that after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the city was rebuilt by Japanese immigrants and was renamed after becoming abundant in both Japanese and American architecture. For example, the Krei Tech portal lab was in the real-life Angel Island in San Francisco Bay, which in this universe is called Akuma Island.
@The Official "Guardian Units of Nations" Channel Yep. It's loosely based on a Marvel comic, which is why Stan Lee is there. Bonus fact: In Avengers: Age of Ultron, when Tony goes to get the back up JARVIS files, one of the disks he puts to the side is one labelled 'TADASHI', presumably Baymax's program.
This movie is nice to illustrate that notion that depression is not always sadness, it can also be isolation and emptiness. The fear of feeling anything leaves you feeling nothing.
Well, how long did it take The Incredibles to get a sequel? Also, I'd much rather wait until we're out of this current phase of the movie industry being hot garbage.
A detail I love is that the microbots reflect the mental state of the person wearing the transmitter. Notice how when Hiro uses it, the microbots act organized and structured. When Callahan uses them, they’re more monstrous and disorganized.
I'm 23 years old. I remember when this came out. I still cry every time at the final act with Baymax's sacrifice. That's how you know it's a good movie. Shame we don't get that from Disney anymore
I'm 51 and watched it with my niece when she was a little kid. I teared up then, I teared up every time since and now that my father died recently, it hits even harder. I love this movie.
The same story trust worked on everything up til the recent stuff. The kids who get Strange World, and Lightyear, and Luca are worth making movies for.
I'm not ashamed to admit that I sing along at the top of my lungs to "Immortals" every time I watch this movie, lol. Seriously, though, this movie is wonderful, and the sequel series is a great continuation that expands the universe excellently.
I love the symbolism of the programming disk in baymax representing Tadashi's memory living on in Hiro's heart and memories. They even put the access port in the spot over where a heart would be on a human. It's little details like this you don't pick up as a child but really make you appreciate it on a whole other level when you do notice them. Very heartwarming. 💗
Big Hero 6 is such a cool movie, also a cool detail I noticed is the reason why the fail in the first fight with Yokai (Callahans supervillain name) is that they all trained for fighting him alone and never together. Which honestly is a great way to have your obligatory power showcase montage without making it feel like they got nerfed when they lose the first time, also better then the tired cliche of hero infighting.
Baymax is one of my favorite Disney characters ever. He’s just soo darn lovable. When his battery is low, “hairy baby”, my favorite part. He’s awesome. This is one of Disneys most underrated movies, imo. Glad y’all liked it.
Yeah, during the post credit seen when Fred looked at his family picture of himself, his mom, and his dad. Surprisingly he dad showed up about the underwear.
This movie came out of nowhere and blew my mind. I was just entering highschool when this came out and i was terrified of making new friends but this movie legit helped me make friends i still have to this day as a 23 year old. The music, storytelling and characters were 10/10 and I'm itching to read the comics that inspired this film. I love you guys for real. Stay nice Dudes 👌
You're not wrong about watching it over and over. My dad and sister went to see it and dragged me along (I just wasn't interested), but I became obsessed. Once I bought it, I watched it like 4 times day one. I would fall asleep to it. Hell, I had the damn thing memorized. I was working at Amazon at the time and did 12 hour shifts, and half my day was just going over the movie in my head. It's so damn good. And yes, Go Go is the absolute best.
I love this movie. I didn't see it, at all, in theaters, had no interest. But my kids loved it, and I was so enthralled watching it myself. A surprise (to me) superhero team movie that was beyond its station as such. It's a great movie. 22:56 is very Spiderman, but it's also a pretty direct reference/homage to Stargate. It's even got the red lights where the chevrons would be.
Such an underrated movie. When they talk about the best Disney animated films of the last few decades, everyone always forgets this one, but it is just so good! I am satisfied with the quality of my movie reaction.
Oh man I loved this movie. So good. And yea, that sweater vest definitely catches you off-guard. Definitely one of the best Marvel movies, and certainly the most wholesome. Big Hero 6 was a movie that left a lasting impression on me for sure.
Saying its one of the best Marvel Movies is doing it an injustice; its also one of the best Disney movies ever, and one of the best movies to come out in the last decade. There is so many amazing things about this movie I could easily write an essay about it.
This is my absolute favorite Disney movie. The themes of loss and grief and your choice of how you respond to it are so poignant and beautiful, and just so grown up for a Disney movie. It has the perfect amount of action vs comedy vs tears. It’s just the perfect movie for me. When I saw it in theaters with my nieces I bawled lmao. And I’m a 33 year old woman.
this movie 100% makes me cry every single time I see it. It hits differently being a grown adult with no parents and really no friends. Just the idea of a companion that fully cares about you and your well being is very foreign to me.
I have so many requests lol you guys are amazing and I just found your channel a few days ago .... Watched a bunch and still working my way through - keep it up!!! Love your stuff!
Also, notice how the microbots for smooth and organized structures when Hiro controls them, but jagged and disorderly ones when the villain is controlling them. Says a lot about their respective mindsets.
I haven't seen these guys' stuff in a while, glad to see the legends are still making great content. Would love to see you guys react to Batman Forever to complete the quadrilogy as well!
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and being absolutely obsessed with it. Although, because Winter Soldier had come out earlier that year, I spent the second act fulling preparing for a “who the hell is Tadashi” moment to break me 😅
I took my family to watch this in the cinema when it came out. The youngest was about 26...... I regret nothing. One of the greatest movies I ever saw in the cinema. Have since watched it a dozen times, and still love it.....
You guys are already way up there for me on the list of My Favorite RUclipsrs Who Also Do Great Ads! ❤❤ (with Scott Cramer, Mista GG, I did a thing, and Ryan George). Keep up the top tier Nice Dude work! 👏👏👏👏
I love this world in Kingdom Hearts 3. I hadn't seen the movie so it was a little hard to navigate but it was my second favorite world (first was Toy Story world)
recent sub to your channel and absolutely loving it, only watching reactions of stuff I've seen, but me and n old GF were the same as you guys talking about cinematography, line composition, call backs, used to drive our friends insane. keep up the great work
I missed Big Hero 6 in theaters, but I saw it around the time I was graduating High School. This took a lot of liberties from the original Marvel comic it was based on, but it ended up unironically becoming one of my favorite super hero movies. Also, I still think Go-Go is hot.
It DID get a TV series, you guys should check it out. I think it sadly only lasted two seasons, because Disney sucks these days and we can never have anything nice for long if at all.
Just a few things: 1.: The reason Baymax has a rocket powered fist is a love letter to Japans super robot genre which heavily inspired Baymax armored look. To be specific, it is a callback to "Mazinger Z" - the OG Super robot who inspired the entire genre and whose most iconic attack was his legendary "Rocket Punch". The character on Hiros clock also resembles him a lot, and baymax saying his attack names out loud is also a trope from this series. 2.: While inspired by it the movie, at best, only took names from its comic book counterpart. Both story and character wise it couldn't be farther apart, otherwise we'd have, yes, seriously, the Wolverine villain "Silver Samurai" on the team, who was part of the starting line-up of BH6 in the comics. 3.: BH6 has technically 2 sequels. One is a short lived animated series, the other happens in the Videogame "Kingdom Heart 3", where san Fran-Tokyo is one of the worlds the heroes visit. And, unlike most other Disney world Sora, Donald and Goofy travel to they actually partake in a follow up from the movies story, where Organisation 13 in fact salvaged the damaged body of Baymax left behind in the other dimension and turned that one into Dark baymax to fight BH6 as well as the heroes of KH.
Funnily enough, I always took Baymax's survival in the end via the chip as a sort of allusion to Baymax having done an emergency backup, already having copied his files several times (like you're supposed to do with computers) and his careful nature made sure of it ahead of time.
While I remember liking this movie (a lot), I am still endlessly entertained by the absolute concentrated salt that Schafrillas has for it and its twist villain. ThAt WaS hIs MiStAkE!
@@aaronhenley4741 yeah I remember that. But I'm talking about all the characters from the movie being a hero squad like teen titans( the good one not Go)
The flying scene at 21:30 uses the exact same animation as the flight in the first How to Train Your Dragon movie. Looked it up years ago, apparently its quite common to resue that sort of thing.
One thing about this movie that always kills me is that Callaghan is constantly using his hands as if he's guiding the microbots, but when Hiro first introduces the bots he never does any of that because it's literally controlled by your brain lol.
This was great! I want to see more animated films soon! You guys are amazing and I always look forwards to your videos! Please do more animated films! COLUMBO!! COLUMBO!!!
Fun fact, Big Hero 6 was originally created by Man of Action, the same people who went on to create Ben 10. The original team consisted of Hiro, Baymax, Honey Lemon, and Go-Go, plus the mutants Sunfire and the Silver Samurai, and their first foe was the villain Everwraith, a being formed of the combined spirits of those who died in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, who became obsessed with executing another nuclear attack on Japan in the hopes of pushing the country to adapt in the face of the tragedy. They're not around much anymore outside of this movie and its spinoff animated series, but they've shown up several times teaming up with the Canadian superhero team Alpha Flight, as well as Spider-Man.
12:13 when you carefully took a playful jab at your best friend and he just toss the whole salad bowl right there on the floor in front of 31 thousand people...
I saw this movie for the first time the night we buried my friends mother we where in our 20s everyone of his family went out drinking to toast the memory of her but we stayed in and put this on....we had no clue the brother dies and this movie is now a tradition in her memory
Something curious: In Avengers, Tony Stark had in his office a USB with the name Tadashi on it. A reference of this movie and I heard that in the comics Tadashi and Tony are good friends.
New subscriber and late commentator. Really enjoy and appreciate your positive sincerity in these reactions. Nice dudes, indeed. Glad to have come across your channel. Finally something my YT algorithm got right. Since you mentioned Mel Brooks movies, may I suggest the original TO BE OR NOT TO BE by Ernst Lubitsch? Not as a reaction, simply a brilliant movie that I will never get tired of recommending to any film lover.
I do love that when Big Hero 6 had a world in Kingdom Hearts 3, instead of doing the plot of the movie, they a follow up where Sora, Donald, and Goofy had to help the Big Hero 6 stop the Heartless after they hijack the body of the original Baymax and turn it evil.
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I was a 34 year old man visiting Disney World for the first time in 2016. I proudly have a photo of me hugging Baymax and goofily smiling. I love that big marshmallow.
Good for you sir. 👍
We all deserve a "Baymax hug"
Not gonna lie, a grown adult visiting Disney World is kinda cringe. But hey, do what makes you happy. And I mean that sincerely. There are stuff I love that some people would probably consider cringe. Maybe this comment was unnecessary, lol. Have a good day.
@@Xeno_Solarus thanks. It had always been a dream to visit
@@NiceDudeMovieNight With the heater.
"I trusted you; you wore a sweater vest" is probably one of the most epic reaction comments I've ever heard.
I’m honored hahaha
Fun fact: According to the creator of the original Marvel comic, the reason the setting of Big Hero 6 is called San Fransokyo is because a different version of history meant that after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the city was rebuilt by Japanese immigrants and was renamed after becoming abundant in both Japanese and American architecture.
For example, the Krei Tech portal lab was in the real-life Angel Island in San Francisco Bay, which in this universe is called Akuma Island.
This was a comic book movie?!
@The Official "Guardian Units of Nations" Channel Yep. It's loosely based on a Marvel comic, which is why Stan Lee is there.
Bonus fact: In Avengers: Age of Ultron, when Tony goes to get the back up JARVIS files, one of the disks he puts to the side is one labelled 'TADASHI', presumably Baymax's program.
This movie is nice to illustrate that notion that depression is not always sadness, it can also be isolation and emptiness. The fear of feeling anything leaves you feeling nothing.
How this never go a sequel I will never understand. It literally won the Academy Award for best animated picture in 2015.
It's truly wild
It did get a sequel show that was pretty good
@@h.rtheater8321 It is an amazing sequel series!
Well, how long did it take The Incredibles to get a sequel?
Also, I'd much rather wait until we're out of this current phase of the movie industry being hot garbage.
It kinda got one in Kingdom Hearts 3.
A detail I love is that the microbots reflect the mental state of the person wearing the transmitter.
Notice how when Hiro uses it, the microbots act organized and structured.
When Callahan uses them, they’re more monstrous and disorganized.
I'm 23 years old. I remember when this came out. I still cry every time at the final act with Baymax's sacrifice. That's how you know it's a good movie. Shame we don't get that from Disney anymore
They really get you with the "I'm satisfied with my care" 😭
I'm 51 and watched it with my niece when she was a little kid. I teared up then, I teared up every time since and now that my father died recently, it hits even harder. I love this movie.
I'm 23 too and I always cry three times in this movie. Tadashis death, Baymax in kill mode and the ending.
47 here and I weep at that ending every time. That and "Tadashi is here" ALWAYS get me where it matters,
The same story trust worked on everything up til the recent stuff.
The kids who get Strange World, and Lightyear, and Luca are worth making movies for.
I'm not ashamed to admit that I sing along at the top of my lungs to "Immortals" every time I watch this movie, lol. Seriously, though, this movie is wonderful, and the sequel series is a great continuation that expands the universe excellently.
I love the symbolism of the programming disk in baymax representing Tadashi's memory living on in Hiro's heart and memories. They even put the access port in the spot over where a heart would be on a human. It's little details like this you don't pick up as a child but really make you appreciate it on a whole other level when you do notice them. Very heartwarming. 💗
Big Hero 6 is such a cool movie, also a cool detail I noticed is the reason why the fail in the first fight with Yokai (Callahans supervillain name) is that they all trained for fighting him alone and never together.
Which honestly is a great way to have your obligatory power showcase montage without making it feel like they got nerfed when they lose the first time, also better then the tired cliche of hero infighting.
Great point! The movie does a great job in building the team and having them learn to work together
Baymax is one of my favorite Disney characters ever. He’s just soo darn lovable. When his battery is low, “hairy baby”, my favorite part. He’s awesome. This is one of Disneys most underrated movies, imo. Glad y’all liked it.
Aww this is a wonderful movie, the Stan Lee cameo was fantastic and it really hits you in the feels
Yeah, during the post credit seen when Fred looked at his family picture of himself, his mom, and his dad. Surprisingly he dad showed up about the underwear.
24:30 sweater vest are the prove of hidden evil now😂😂😂
This movie came out of nowhere and blew my mind. I was just entering highschool when this came out and i was terrified of making new friends but this movie legit helped me make friends i still have to this day as a 23 year old. The music, storytelling and characters were 10/10 and I'm itching to read the comics that inspired this film. I love you guys for real. Stay nice Dudes 👌
This movie was so well done! Beautifully animated and emotionally fulfilling 🥰
Such a fantastic movie about loss and coping with it while also being a cool superhero action thing!
Thank you guys. My mother is currently dealing with cancer & things not going well. Your video was a help in these trying times.
“I am not fast” is the best line in animated movie history
The "gummy bears" thing is to makee sure he still be gentle, despite his new martial arts skills.
You're not wrong about watching it over and over. My dad and sister went to see it and dragged me along (I just wasn't interested), but I became obsessed. Once I bought it, I watched it like 4 times day one. I would fall asleep to it. Hell, I had the damn thing memorized. I was working at Amazon at the time and did 12 hour shifts, and half my day was just going over the movie in my head. It's so damn good. And yes, Go Go is the absolute best.
When I heard about this movie, I never knew it was based on a MARVEL comic series.
There's even a spinoff TV series based on the movie.
Fun fact! Big hero 6 was originally a marvel comic, that’s why there’s a Stan lee cameo in it!
I remember watching Big Hero 6 when it first came out with my grandma
I love this movie. I didn't see it, at all, in theaters, had no interest. But my kids loved it, and I was so enthralled watching it myself. A surprise (to me) superhero team movie that was beyond its station as such. It's a great movie.
22:56 is very Spiderman, but it's also a pretty direct reference/homage to Stargate. It's even got the red lights where the chevrons would be.
Precisely what I thought, "Spiderman ??? It's a fckng Stargate !" 😅
Such an underrated movie. When they talk about the best Disney animated films of the last few decades, everyone always forgets this one, but it is just so good!
I am satisfied with the quality of my movie reaction.
Oh man I loved this movie. So good. And yea, that sweater vest definitely catches you off-guard. Definitely one of the best Marvel movies, and certainly the most wholesome. Big Hero 6 was a movie that left a lasting impression on me for sure.
Saying its one of the best Marvel Movies is doing it an injustice; its also one of the best Disney movies ever, and one of the best movies to come out in the last decade. There is so many amazing things about this movie I could easily write an essay about it.
Fun fact, the voice of Krei (buisness guy) is Alan Tudyk, the guy who also played Tucker in Tucker and Dale vs Evil
The range on Tudyk is wild
Also the pilot is the show firefly.
Also King Candy from Wreck it Ralph!
This is really one of the greatest movies ever. Somehow it shows more emotion than any movie I've seen made in years.
This is my absolute favorite Disney movie. The themes of loss and grief and your choice of how you respond to it are so poignant and beautiful, and just so grown up for a Disney movie. It has the perfect amount of action vs comedy vs tears. It’s just the perfect movie for me. When I saw it in theaters with my nieces I bawled lmao. And I’m a 33 year old woman.
this movie 100% makes me cry every single time I see it. It hits differently being a grown adult with no parents and really no friends. Just the idea of a companion that fully cares about you and your well being is very foreign to me.
I love the “District 5” arcade cabinet in Fred’s room. From the font, you can definitely tell it’s supposed to be the “Area 51” light gun game.
I have so many requests lol you guys are amazing and I just found your channel a few days ago .... Watched a bunch and still working my way through - keep it up!!! Love your stuff!
Also, notice how the microbots for smooth and organized structures when Hiro controls them, but jagged and disorderly ones when the villain is controlling them. Says a lot about their respective mindsets.
I haven't seen these guys' stuff in a while, glad to see the legends are still making great content. Would love to see you guys react to Batman Forever to complete the quadrilogy as well!
Great to have you back!!!
11:16 I love that after he said "find out where it wants to go", Baymax follow the order (even if it wasn't supposed to be one in the first place)
"I am satisfied with my care." One of those lines that will always get me misty-eyed~
Enjoying all your Videos! In this my inneronk was satisfying by the matching colours from the Microphone and your Shirt.
It's funny how you guys did Tucker & Dale Vs Evil shortly before this film, as Alan Tudyk is in both. (He voices Krei in this movie.)
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and being absolutely obsessed with it. Although, because Winter Soldier had come out earlier that year, I spent the second act fulling preparing for a “who the hell is Tadashi” moment to break me 😅
I took my family to watch this in the cinema when it came out. The youngest was about 26...... I regret nothing. One of the greatest movies I ever saw in the cinema. Have since watched it a dozen times, and still love it.....
You guys are already way up there for me on the list of My Favorite RUclipsrs Who Also Do Great Ads! ❤❤ (with Scott Cramer, Mista GG, I did a thing, and Ryan George). Keep up the top tier Nice Dude work! 👏👏👏👏
Big Hero 6. Was originally a Marvel Comic. Baymax was green if I recall & looked nothing like the movie version.
Cool, never heard of this one (in Europe).
Glad you showed this little gold nugget ! 👍
The girl in yellow using discs made me think of Tron.
I love this world in Kingdom Hearts 3. I hadn't seen the movie so it was a little hard to navigate but it was my second favorite world (first was Toy Story world)
That transition into the ad was amazing.
Another awesome video guys! You are easy my top 2 best youtubers :D Always a treat to watch your reactions
That’s so kind! Thank you so much for your support
recent sub to your channel and absolutely loving it, only watching reactions of stuff I've seen, but me and n old GF were the same as you guys talking about cinematography, line composition, call backs, used to drive our friends insane. keep up the great work
13:33 I love how it sounds like different vocal notes 😅
I missed Big Hero 6 in theaters, but I saw it around the time I was graduating High School. This took a lot of liberties from the original Marvel comic it was based on, but it ended up unironically becoming one of my favorite super hero movies.
Also, I still think Go-Go is hot.
It DID get a TV series, you guys should check it out. I think it sadly only lasted two seasons, because Disney sucks these days and we can never have anything nice for long if at all.
Just a few things:
1.: The reason Baymax has a rocket powered fist is a love letter to Japans super robot genre which heavily inspired Baymax armored look. To be specific, it is a callback to "Mazinger Z" - the OG Super robot who inspired the entire genre and whose most iconic attack was his legendary "Rocket Punch". The character on Hiros clock also resembles him a lot, and baymax saying his attack names out loud is also a trope from this series.
2.: While inspired by it the movie, at best, only took names from its comic book counterpart. Both story and character wise it couldn't be farther apart, otherwise we'd have, yes, seriously, the Wolverine villain "Silver Samurai" on the team, who was part of the starting line-up of BH6 in the comics.
3.: BH6 has technically 2 sequels. One is a short lived animated series, the other happens in the Videogame "Kingdom Heart 3", where san Fran-Tokyo is one of the worlds the heroes visit. And, unlike most other Disney world Sora, Donald and Goofy travel to they actually partake in a follow up from the movies story, where Organisation 13 in fact salvaged the damaged body of Baymax left behind in the other dimension and turned that one into Dark baymax to fight BH6 as well as the heroes of KH.
Funnily enough, I always took Baymax's survival in the end via the chip as a sort of allusion to Baymax having done an emergency backup, already having copied his files several times (like you're supposed to do with computers) and his careful nature made sure of it ahead of time.
While I remember liking this movie (a lot), I am still endlessly entertained by the absolute concentrated salt that Schafrillas has for it and its twist villain.
ThAt WaS hIs MiStAkE!
Thia movie deserves a sequel or a full episode Disney+ series. This world and characters are to damn good to just be limited to one movie
We got Baymax!
There was an entire animated series and Disney+ shorts available on D+
It got a full animated series sequel.
There was a sorta sequel using kingdom hearts too
@@aaronhenley4741 yeah I remember that. But I'm talking about all the characters from the movie being a hero squad like teen titans( the good one not Go)
u guys always make my nights better
Ba-la-la-la-la~*bursts into tears*
Also: PROTOCOL 1: PROTECT THE PILOT.
OH man I somehow missed this video upload. Glad you loved it. It's up there with Wall-E in terms of fantasy animated movies I love!
Don Hall & Chris Williams Directed the movie
The film may not have a sequel, but it does have a follow up series made.
God, that is such a good film. I saw it at the cinema with my neis and nephew and remember crying at the end.
The flying scene at 21:30 uses the exact same animation as the flight in the first How to Train Your Dragon movie. Looked it up years ago, apparently its quite common to resue that sort of thing.
One thing about this movie that always kills me is that Callaghan is constantly using his hands as if he's guiding the microbots, but when Hiro first introduces the bots he never does any of that because it's literally controlled by your brain lol.
This was great! I want to see more animated films soon! You guys are amazing and I always look forwards to your videos! Please do more animated films!
COLUMBO!! COLUMBO!!!
Oh! And the mummy with Brendan Fraser , 😁😁
This movie is SEVERELY underrated!!
Big hero six is one of my favorite movies ever
I remember when I was younger and my older sister took me to see it. Looked over at her when Baymax sacrifices himself and she was silently crying 😂
You guys are awesome.
This movie needs a sequel. Remember the first time I saw the movie and I was crying my eyes out when Tadashi and Baymax died.
So fun fact, this was based on a (at the time) not well known Marvel comic series of the same name, and I'm also surprised it hasn't gotten a sequel.
Fun fact, Big Hero 6 was originally created by Man of Action, the same people who went on to create Ben 10. The original team consisted of Hiro, Baymax, Honey Lemon, and Go-Go, plus the mutants Sunfire and the Silver Samurai, and their first foe was the villain Everwraith, a being formed of the combined spirits of those who died in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, who became obsessed with executing another nuclear attack on Japan in the hopes of pushing the country to adapt in the face of the tragedy.
They're not around much anymore outside of this movie and its spinoff animated series, but they've shown up several times teaming up with the Canadian superhero team Alpha Flight, as well as Spider-Man.
since first watching this movie and even now: I have such a crush on gogo
3 ninjas, the old ninja turtles 1990, the three Musketeers 1993, Heartbreakers 2001 and Hot Fuzz 2007 😊😊😊😊
Love the Bubblegum Crisis suit 😄
Other Disney films I think you guys should check out are: The Love Bug films, (1968 - 2005), Pete’s Dragon (1977) and George of the Jungle (1997)
After watching this movie, me and my brother now always say "ba la la la" when we do a fist bump 😂
Fred: "Heathcliff, my man!"
Me: "SAO flashbacks."
the one thing I cannot get behind is..
EVERY ONE of these kids, creates a literal BILLION DOLLAR invention.
I .. just can't.
Love the Yu Gi Oh callback. shows how far back you're friends.
The amount of times he guesses exactly what’s gonna happen next is frightening
"How's Fred going to get out?!?"
Great channel.
YES. LETS GOOOOOOOOO.
I own the run of the original Big Hero Six with Sunfire, so yes - a Marvel movie.
9:07
PAIN , true PAIN is what i felt hearing that
12:13 when you carefully took a playful jab at your best friend and he just toss the whole salad bowl right there on the floor in front of 31 thousand people...
I saw this movie for the first time the night we buried my friends mother we where in our 20s everyone of his family went out drinking to toast the memory of her but we stayed in and put this on....we had no clue the brother dies and this movie is now a tradition in her memory
its criminal that this never got a sequel, though i know a sequel was talked about a lot but just never materialized for some reason
Tadashi is always here❤
Something curious: In Avengers, Tony Stark had in his office a USB with the name Tadashi on it. A reference of this movie and I heard that in the comics Tadashi and Tony are good friends.
New subscriber and late commentator.
Really enjoy and appreciate your positive sincerity in these reactions. Nice dudes, indeed.
Glad to have come across your channel. Finally something my YT algorithm got right.
Since you mentioned Mel Brooks movies, may I suggest the original TO BE OR NOT TO BE by Ernst Lubitsch?
Not as a reaction, simply a brilliant movie that I will never get tired of recommending to any film lover.
its also cool to see that honey melon is typing in chemical formulas on the fly with her invention.
31:15 - Like Tadashe said; "This chip is what makes Baymax, Baymax."
I always loved a movie about overcoming grief
They should make a sequel
The portals that Abigail went through are basically Stargate, also I totally have a Baymax plushie
Me knowing that I’ve cried watching this
Also me: watches it while doing my makeup.. thus ruining it
Fun fact... this movie is the unofficial disney version of man in the high castle
I do love that when Big Hero 6 had a world in Kingdom Hearts 3, instead of doing the plot of the movie, they a follow up where Sora, Donald, and Goofy had to help the Big Hero 6 stop the Heartless after they hijack the body of the original Baymax and turn it evil.
fun fact, Baymax's voice actor also played the dad is moral oral
My boyfriend didn't want to take me to Disneyland to see Baymax 😭
Fun little fact: there was a sequel made, but it was put in as a cartoon series.