The question I've been going back and forth about for DAYS since I watched this film... Aunt Cass or Mrs. Incredible? The only sure-fire way to know without a doubt I did NOT make a mistake is to say.... both.
Ooooo, now that's a tough question. And I've seen some material that's a good argument for both. :P If she wasn't married and didn't have kids, I'd have to say Mrs. Incredible. The potential of her powers alone.
MVP: Aunt Cass. Lost a sibling, raised their boys... lost one, and still had the emotional strength to be supportive and not show the pain she must have been feeling to help Hiro. Aunt Cass been through hell... :(
@@JosefinaQBJudging by what we see in the Baymax series, I believe that she is. Probably has her moments, of course, but apparently she has plenty of people supporting her as well.
99.9% of reviewers have that same first reaction. That’s why I love watching reactions of Big Hero 6 in particular. I’m just sitting here chilling and waiting for the twist.
@@kilian-one-l it’s an alternate take on the comic book of the same name, like how Miles Morales is Spider-Man in a different world but they’re all connected.
I really hate when people say that bs, no, Marvel did not produce this movie, but it's still Marvel characters so it is a Marvel movie. When you factor in that Disney owns Marvel, then it definitely is a Marvel movie.
I believe the original lore is that after the earthquake of 1906, in this universe Japanease immigrants played a large role in rebuilding San Fransisco, resulting in the integration of Japanease building techniques, resulting in the city being renamed to San Fransokyo, and the mixed architecture.
Your immediate intense love for Baymax is so relatable. They really made us feel all the emotions using a damn robot. Also, I've always thought Honey Lemon doesn't get enough recognition for her abilities. Girl is doing complex scientific formulas on the fly in her head and inputs them into her periodic table bag to create the specific ball she needs for the situation; all in seconds while surrounded by chaos and under a bunch of stress.
The way they handle Tadashi's death and absence from Hiro's life was spectacular. I don't watch many disney productions these days - but even I can admit this was one of their best. Such a good flick with such likable characters all around.
Small Easter egg - in avengers: age of Ultron, when Tony swaps his AI before the final fight and chooses “Friday,” there’s one called Tadashi, the older brother in this movie 👍🏼
Can we talk about how they spent an undefined amount of time working on projects, and Hiro comes in and perfects their projects all in a matter of weeks/months?
@@awolters5827 this is true. I was merely pointing out that this group of doctorate-level students had a 14-year-old finish not just one of their projects (specialized focus), but all of them (general genius).
@@synthwolfe8906 Yeah i feel like it would have been cooler if it was more of a collaborative process, it would even help build the relationship between Hiro and his friends as they work together versus Hiro just doing a bunch of stuff with the others standing there.
Your ability to clearly communicate what you feel is beautiful and wholesome to watch. Been subbed for a while now but this movie brings back many memories! Thanks for making the internet better Alex.
Big Hero 6 was originally a very obscure comic book series by Marvel about a team of Japanese superheroes, yet the movie changed pretty much everything from the comic, all for the better. The movie version of the team is thus much more well known than their comic book counterparts. In the game *Kingdom Hearts III*, the body of Baymax that was left behind in the portal dimension was taken by one of the villains and corrupted, with the red chip still installed. He was the boss battle for the Big Hero 6 section of the game. There have been various pieces of tie-in media that continue the events of the movie's universe, most notably "Big Hero 6: The Series", a 2D animated show that serves as a sequel to the film, with much of the original voice cast reprising their roles.
There's an animated series of Big Hero 6 that was released after the movie. The animation style is different, but fits really well because it makes the series looks like it came out of a comic's page. Also, the atory picks up right from where the movie ends.
This movie... really is kind of a masterpiece. Like, seriously. First off, one of my favorite things having to do with this movie is actually a crossover from another movie. When Tony is going through the AI cards to replace Jarvis after he became Vision in Age of Ultron, one of the cards was labeled TADASHI. Breaks my heart every time. Still, I just love the journey of grief that this movie represents, and how powerfully it is told. Heck, even the microbots are fascinating, because when you see Hiro controlling them in the demonstration, they are very structured and geometric, but when Callahan is controlling them, they make very jagged and chaotic shapes, reflecting the mental state of the person controlling them. I really do like that Honey Lemon is the only one who _really_ pronounces Hiro's name correctly. Hiro is a Japanese name, and the pronunciation is very specific. And the architecture and design of Sanfrantokyo is amazing. Apparently, in the lore, it is where Japan took a massive part in the rebuilding of San Francisco after one of the major earthquakes. Oh, and those "kite" wind turbines are so beautiful. I wish we could get something like that to work IRL. Oh, also, Alastair Krei is voiced by good old Alan Tudyk, who is in... damn near every Disney movie these days. Look up his resume, it is insane. Duke of Weselton in Frozen, Duke Weaselton in Zootopia, Heihei in Moana, the toucan in Encanto, K-2SO in Rogue One... the list literally goes on. And yes, this one always makes me cry. Also, do yourself a favor, and just bust out some quick-fire reactions to the Beymax+ series they did on Disney+. They are super short and gloriously worth it. You get to see Beymax being... a healthcare companion.
"Every Disney movie, somebody or something dies." Jesus, I don't think I've ever seen a reactor make a comment like that at a more painfully ironic moment.
I never got to watch this in the theatres, so the first time I did, I was Babysitting my baby sister and we watched it together. She recently turned 15 and although she definitely doesn’t think I’m cool anymore, we still do the Fist pump “balalalah” whenever I see her
@@dfbovey oh no- Let it have its world building man. It's slower paced since it is a series but it's a fucking GEM BRO. You're missing out on a good show that I compare to the likes of Owl House, Gravity Falls, Duck Tales, Amphibia, ect. (Forgor some)
I just cannot understand how anyone could think this movie is any less than perfect. The action, the comedy, the animation all top tier. I know quite a few people who think this movie is just ok or not that good and I’m just like ‘HOW???’
My family’s dog used to be with a little boy and his mom who named him Baymax. He’s a fluffy white dog and when you don’t get his hair cut he gets really big. When we got him his hair was so tangled that the groomer was able to hold up an entire matted tangled carpet that she had cut off. When he was done, he was a tiny little dog that looked completely different, and so we renamed him Tadashi, who was under the fluffy exterior the whole time. This movie is one of my favorite Disney movies of all time, it’s such a good story about loss and grief.
I remember watching this in the theater for the first time and hearing "Immortals" play, pretty sure the first words out of my mouth were, "Is that Fall Out Boy?!"
My headcannon is the parents died by car accident too far away to receive life saving care and Tadashi created Baymax your PERSONAL healthcare companion so every family would have a Baymax that could stabilize patients and save them.
@@diegojose.4 I think that is why I can "put up with" his humor and don't mind it as much. He says something stupid or (funnily) inappropriate, realizes what he said and stops, then flips himself off. I get thats part of the gag, but it doesn't overstay its welcome. Vs someone like BillyBinges that just drags on a stupid joke they made, while the movie continues to run on in the background. Or acts like he doesn't know the names of the characters and calls them something random. I used to watch him, but I got tired of him not actually paying attention to anything he watches. As much I like his running gag of "Disney stop playing with my heart" it perfectly showcases how he drags the joke on too long and makes it about himself. Instead of just stopping he keeps riffing on "my he-AH-a-art"
I haven't seen anyone comment this, (and if you have I'm sorry for not seeing it) but I think one of the reasons why Fred's "superhero suit" had fire was because the voice actor also voiced Tuffnut from How To Train Your Dragon and its a little fun homage to it
It’s worth pointing out that Wasabi’s request for a plan is pretty reasonable. ‘Get the mask’ is a goal. ‘Person A does action X at Location Q so that Person Zero can do G’ is a plan, and having more than ‘get the mask’ might have stopped them running into each other as much
@@bellemartin3105 I think they mean they're disappointed that the image was edited, not that he used the image since most of his fans tend to like his jokes ig
Big Hero 6 is in my top 5 of Disney movies. It makes me so happy seeing you enjoy it so much! Baymax's little fist bump kills me every single time I see it, and him "drunk" is just absolute perfection. This movie has such a wide range of emotions that it plays on, and it hits you in all the right places. Top tier movie. So FUCKING GOOD!!! 😍
Stan Lee! Also, it has been said that one of the guys (working on rockets on a dog) in the nerd lab is Tony Stark. One of the marvel movies also has Tadashi Hamada card in the background.
Oh another BTW. There's are several shows on Disney+ show continuing their adventures. Big Hero 6 the series has most of the same cast but a different art style, and Baymax! has the same art style as the movie, but a mostly different cast.
Big Hero 6 was actually Marvel comic from the late 90s. And was actually the first Marvel property to get animated after Disney bought Marvel in 2009. The original comics had two X-Men, Sunfire and Silver Samurai, and Baymax was a much more badass looking robot than the marshmallow bot we get in the Disney movie. But although its very different, it's a great family movie.
I'm absolutely convinced that Sleep Token are fans of this movie. Vessel's getup, the emotions the characters go through and how well they line up with Take Me Back To Eden, I think you're on a winner conspiracy here lmao
@Alex I have 20+ years on you and I weep everytime I see this gem of a film. Seek out the films that move you emotionally Alex, from the 1930's til now as one day you will realize the only films that you remember are those that have that emotional heartbeat.
The part that always got me: if Callahan had been focused on trying to find out if his daughter lived and focused on rescuing her, instead of his revenge plot on Crey...
Indeed. Callahan is what Hiro could have become: so focused on revenge for the dead that he forgot about the living. Now, as Alex pointed out, Abigail will be in the hospital, while her father will be in prison for his crimes. In the end, Callahan's revenge only made his life worse.
Another Easter egg here and boy is it ungodly levels of nerdy... Hiro geeks out over meeting Prof Callaghan, creator of the Callaghan-Catmull spline. This is a nod to Ed Catmull, former Pixar President, who pioneered computer graphics as a student at the U of U. Inventing, among other things, the Catmull-Rom spline. I think I was the only person in the entire cineplex who got that one. And possibly the state.
I read once that Disney movies intentionally include big emotional losses such as a parent dying because it’s a relatively “safe” way to teach kids about some harsh realities of life and sometimes bad things happen but it’s okay you’ll get through it.
Alex, thank you so so much for doing this movie. We knew you would love it. Just what I needed this week. Did not stop grinning from start to finish!! Amazing video.
I love this movie so much. I cried with my brother when we saw it in theaters the weekend it came out, and I'm literally tearing up *like a madman* in my chair 'cause it still hits so hard. Such an all-around extraordinary story.
Me, when I first started watching reaction videos: "Group reactions are usually better than solos, plus this dude looks like a Temu version of Aaron Rodgers. Me, now: "Sweet! New Alex video dropped!"
Been waiting for a sequel to this movie since it came out. I know they made an animated show based on the movie, but I really would’ve loved to have seen sequel on the big screen.
I can’t believe you just watched it for the first time because it’s been out for years and even when it released everyone still loved this movie and I do today
Fun fact, there was an anime series created by Stan Lee called Heroman. It even had a cameo of an animated Stan Lee, even though he spoke japanese. You should check it out.
Callaghan's daughter was a test pilot, she knew the risks, sure she trusted the people making decisions to keep her safe, but her death doesn't warrant a revenge story leading to death.
Fun fact: if you look at HoneyLemon’s super purse, it has the elements of the periodic table. She is literally creating the formula, while in battle! It’s so freakin cool!
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The question I've been going back and forth about for DAYS since I watched this film... Aunt Cass or Mrs. Incredible?
The only sure-fire way to know without a doubt I did NOT make a mistake is to say.... both.
when transformers?
ALEX WATCH BOSS LEVEL PLZZZZ ITS OF THE SAME ACTOR OF RUMLOW AND ITLL GIVE YOU THE SAME VIBE AS OF FREEGUY
Aunt cass for sure
Ooooo, now that's a tough question. And I've seen some material that's a good argument for both. :P
If she wasn't married and didn't have kids, I'd have to say Mrs. Incredible. The potential of her powers alone.
@@beastdudeReally good & respectful answer, with the thought of the marriage & kids and all! 😊
MVP: Aunt Cass. Lost a sibling, raised their boys... lost one, and still had the emotional strength to be supportive and not show the pain she must have been feeling to help Hiro. Aunt Cass been through hell... :(
TRU LIKE I WANNA KNOW IF AUNT CASS IS DOING OKAY
She has so much strength. Especially back strength.
and she is hot
@@JosefinaQBJudging by what we see in the Baymax series, I believe that she is. Probably has her moments, of course, but apparently she has plenty of people supporting her as well.
@@sonicking2004 WAIT SERIES?! THEY MADE MORE
Alex: There’s not a Disney movie, where there’s no death in there…
Alex 30 seconds later: 👁️👄👁️
I was going to say that😂
Some might call that foreshadowing 👀 XD
Already lost the parent but no had to have a spiderman moment too.
Fr. Disney love killing off loved ones in the beginning of the movie
Bro went with THAT Aunt Cass pic LMAO. 😂😂
which picture was it?
@@mavielor7394aunt cass with some honkers
Well, do you blame him?
Hated that
@@Honey70708loved that
Him about Callaghan: "The coolest dude."
Me, internally: "Are you sure about that?"
I like to imagine when he's editing he's just yelling "YOU FOOL" at himself
99.9% of reviewers have that same first reaction. That’s why I love watching reactions of Big Hero 6 in particular. I’m just sitting here chilling and waiting for the twist.
THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE
@@jonathank7880😂😂😂😂😂
No one seemed to mention it yet, this is a Marvel Movie, Which is why Stan Lee shows up.
It is not a marvel movie, it is just loosely based/inspired by the Marvel comic of the same name.
I mean technically speaking him doing a cameo doesn't necessarily mean it's a marvel movie, as he also did a cameo in The Princess Diaries 2
@@kilian-one-l it’s an alternate take on the comic book of the same name, like how Miles Morales is Spider-Man in a different world but they’re all connected.
I really hate when people say that bs, no, Marvel did not produce this movie, but it's still Marvel characters so it is a Marvel movie. When you factor in that Disney owns Marvel, then it definitely is a Marvel movie.
@@jlhanlon1980 I agree, Batman has been 7 different actors and different timelines. No one considers them not to be DC movies.
I love how Baymax is the most purest soul in cinema. Just the purest innocence.
Alex: "Is this in Asia or North America?"
Me: "Yes."
Real United States of Japan moment fr.
Edit: for anyone that doesn't get it, it's a Code Geass reference.
Yes
Asiamerica
At some point in the history of this world, there was a guy named "Fransokyo", and he was declared a saint by the Catholic Church.
I believe the original lore is that after the earthquake of 1906, in this universe Japanease immigrants played a large role in rebuilding San Fransisco, resulting in the integration of Japanease building techniques, resulting in the city being renamed to San Fransokyo, and the mixed architecture.
Your immediate intense love for Baymax is so relatable. They really made us feel all the emotions using a damn robot.
Also, I've always thought Honey Lemon doesn't get enough recognition for her abilities. Girl is doing complex scientific formulas on the fly in her head and inputs them into her periodic table bag to create the specific ball she needs for the situation; all in seconds while surrounded by chaos and under a bunch of stress.
If I were Honey Lemon, I'd be spamming the ever living fuck outta the Uranium button
Drunk Baymax is absolutely hilarious
wE jUmpEd ouT a WINdoooouuuu
Haaaaaairy BABY! Haaaaiiiiirrry…
I remember the first time watching it and genuinely losing it when he fell on the first step of the stairs
Wiiiiiiiings!
facts
The way they handle Tadashi's death and absence from Hiro's life was spectacular. I don't watch many disney productions these days - but even I can admit this was one of their best. Such a good flick with such likable characters all around.
Elastigirl stretched so Aunt Cass could strut, or whatever the phrase is
Elastigirl stretched so Aunt Cass could run.
At 28 years old now, I've DEFINITELY developed an appreciation for Cass and Helen that I didn't have when these movies came out
@@RedShirtGuy96 I hope I live that long, 4 more years to go!
Small Easter egg - in avengers: age of Ultron, when Tony swaps his AI before the final fight and chooses “Friday,” there’s one called Tadashi, the older brother in this movie 👍🏼
Love that
So this movie is set in an alternate universe where japan helped rebuild san-fransisco which resulted in it being renamed san-fransokyo
After the San Fransisco Fires?
@@fightingfaerie Oh. I thought it was an earthquake.
Oh! I thought it was far in the future where North American and Asia ran into each other due to plate tectonics.
@@transyuri4534 I don’t know. I was asking you. What did Japan help rebuild from? Did they reach California during WWII in this universe?
@@transyuri4534 also I think it was both. Earthquakes that caused rampaging fires.
29:13
"Do you people know what quarantine means?"
Too soon, Wasabi, too soon
Even a decade from now I'd still think it's too soon 😂
ALEX YOU CAN’T PUT THAT IN THE THUMBNAIL
yes, yes he can
@@veefembyhe put it in the video too 😂
False
He did it for us! 🫡
Best. Aunt. Ever.
Can we talk about how they spent an undefined amount of time working on projects, and Hiro comes in and perfects their projects all in a matter of weeks/months?
Tadashi knows Hiro's potential that's why he is so interested to put him in school.
@@jhedjoardumago7691 I was mostly meaning the power-up sequence.
I mean it's pretty realistic, most people get stuck on projects they hyperfocus on until someone with an outside perspective gives them new ideas etc.
@@awolters5827 this is true. I was merely pointing out that this group of doctorate-level students had a 14-year-old finish not just one of their projects (specialized focus), but all of them (general genius).
@@synthwolfe8906 Yeah i feel like it would have been cooler if it was more of a collaborative process, it would even help build the relationship between Hiro and his friends as they work together versus Hiro just doing a bunch of stuff with the others standing there.
I speak for myself and many others when I say, we need more animated movies on this channel, love you Alex.
Love animated ones !!
With his sense of humor I’d die if he reacted to Road to El Dorado lmao
waiting for Inside out 2 or 1
He has to watch the DCAU
Your ability to clearly communicate what you feel is beautiful and wholesome to watch. Been subbed for a while now but this movie brings back many memories! Thanks for making the internet better Alex.
Wow ❤what an incredibly kind comment! So glad you’re enjoying the videos 🎉
Big Hero 6 was originally a very obscure comic book series by Marvel about a team of Japanese superheroes, yet the movie changed pretty much everything from the comic, all for the better. The movie version of the team is thus much more well known than their comic book counterparts.
In the game *Kingdom Hearts III*, the body of Baymax that was left behind in the portal dimension was taken by one of the villains and corrupted, with the red chip still installed. He was the boss battle for the Big Hero 6 section of the game.
There have been various pieces of tie-in media that continue the events of the movie's universe, most notably "Big Hero 6: The Series", a 2D animated show that serves as a sequel to the film, with much of the original voice cast reprising their roles.
19:13 that shot of Aunt Cass is crazy💀
19:03 Where are they?! LMFAO
19:12 is fine
Seeing Alex cry is a rare occasion
Alex “Don’t sell out
*also Alex*
“Let’s talk numbers”
Yeah, you already know Alex is gonna have somethin' to say about good ol' Aunt Cass. 💜
His liking on Mrs incredible gets rivaled
@@PhilthornI don't like to say this, but aunt Cass > mrs. Incredible
@@LeumazDnazorBlasphemy! Blasphemy I agree with!
There's an animated series of Big Hero 6 that was released after the movie. The animation style is different, but fits really well because it makes the series looks like it came out of a comic's page. Also, the atory picks up right from where the movie ends.
Tadashi probably thought "I'm 65 percent water, how can I possibly catch fire?"
70% water.
He was a little dehydrated that day.
@@FBodStudios7 cups of coffee per day. A balanced diet for nerd school students.
@@FBodStudios🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some say he did not and pulled a racer x moment.
This movie... really is kind of a masterpiece. Like, seriously. First off, one of my favorite things having to do with this movie is actually a crossover from another movie. When Tony is going through the AI cards to replace Jarvis after he became Vision in Age of Ultron, one of the cards was labeled TADASHI. Breaks my heart every time. Still, I just love the journey of grief that this movie represents, and how powerfully it is told. Heck, even the microbots are fascinating, because when you see Hiro controlling them in the demonstration, they are very structured and geometric, but when Callahan is controlling them, they make very jagged and chaotic shapes, reflecting the mental state of the person controlling them.
I really do like that Honey Lemon is the only one who _really_ pronounces Hiro's name correctly. Hiro is a Japanese name, and the pronunciation is very specific. And the architecture and design of Sanfrantokyo is amazing. Apparently, in the lore, it is where Japan took a massive part in the rebuilding of San Francisco after one of the major earthquakes. Oh, and those "kite" wind turbines are so beautiful. I wish we could get something like that to work IRL. Oh, also, Alastair Krei is voiced by good old Alan Tudyk, who is in... damn near every Disney movie these days. Look up his resume, it is insane. Duke of Weselton in Frozen, Duke Weaselton in Zootopia, Heihei in Moana, the toucan in Encanto, K-2SO in Rogue One... the list literally goes on.
And yes, this one always makes me cry.
Also, do yourself a favor, and just bust out some quick-fire reactions to the Beymax+ series they did on Disney+. They are super short and gloriously worth it. You get to see Beymax being... a healthcare companion.
"Every Disney movie, somebody or something dies." Jesus, I don't think I've ever seen a reactor make a comment like that at a more painfully ironic moment.
I never got to watch this in the theatres, so the first time I did, I was Babysitting my baby sister and we watched it together. She recently turned 15 and although she definitely doesn’t think I’m cool anymore, we still do the Fist pump “balalalah” whenever I see her
That's sweet
Near-crying from how cute Baymax is the appropriate reaction 😂😂
It's crazy that there was never a sequel to this movie. Should have been a trilogy just like the How to Train Your Dragon franchise. Just as good.
There is an animatwd ahow about Big hero six which expands everything. 9.5 show for me.
@@AffectionateArcticFox-yl8gs I couldn't get into the show. It wasn't to the same standard as the movie.
@@dfbovey oh no-
Let it have its world building man. It's slower paced since it is a series but it's a fucking GEM BRO.
You're missing out on a good show that I compare to the likes of Owl House, Gravity Falls, Duck Tales, Amphibia, ect. (Forgor some)
@@AffectionateArcticFox-yl8gs World building wasn't the issue.
@@dfbovey then what is?
This is one of the greatest movies ever. Lost it with the aunt Cass memes😂
I just cannot understand how anyone could think this movie is any less than perfect. The action, the comedy, the animation all top tier. I know quite a few people who think this movie is just ok or not that good and I’m just like ‘HOW???’
My family’s dog used to be with a little boy and his mom who named him Baymax. He’s a fluffy white dog and when you don’t get his hair cut he gets really big. When we got him his hair was so tangled that the groomer was able to hold up an entire matted tangled carpet that she had cut off. When he was done, he was a tiny little dog that looked completely different, and so we renamed him Tadashi, who was under the fluffy exterior the whole time.
This movie is one of my favorite Disney movies of all time, it’s such a good story about loss and grief.
The fact I did a double take when I spotted the word "groomer"
@@reptiliannoizezz.413OOF wholesome story turned dark lmao
Aww that's so heartwarming. I agree, this movie is my favorite as well, ever since I first watched it when I was seven.
I remember watching this in the theater for the first time and hearing "Immortals" play, pretty sure the first words out of my mouth were, "Is that Fall Out Boy?!"
My headcannon is the parents died by car accident too far away to receive life saving care and Tadashi created Baymax your PERSONAL healthcare companion so every family would have a Baymax that could stabilize patients and save them.
Fun Fact: The statue Baymax destroyed showing off his fist blaster was of Prince Hans from Frozen.
This guy is my favourite film reactor, literally love is dark sense of humour!
It's pretty low IQ commentary. No surprise you like it.
And the best of him is that even talking or making jokes, still manages to not miss any details or dialogues.
@@diegojose.4 I hate it so much when I'm watching a reaction and waiting for a specific scene, and then they just talk and miss it...
@@diegojose.4 I think that is why I can "put up with" his humor and don't mind it as much. He says something stupid or (funnily) inappropriate, realizes what he said and stops, then flips himself off. I get thats part of the gag, but it doesn't overstay its welcome.
Vs someone like BillyBinges that just drags on a stupid joke they made, while the movie continues to run on in the background. Or acts like he doesn't know the names of the characters and calls them something random. I used to watch him, but I got tired of him not actually paying attention to anything he watches. As much I like his running gag of "Disney stop playing with my heart" it perfectly showcases how he drags the joke on too long and makes it about himself. Instead of just stopping he keeps riffing on "my he-AH-a-art"
@@diegojose.4 watch his Truman show reaction then
I KNEW IT 💀💀💀.
You’d use that Aunt Cass pic 😂.
I’ve been subbed for awhile to know his humor.
I came right away here for the thumbnail comments 😂😂😂😂 but i also love the movie and reaction
I haven't seen anyone comment this, (and if you have I'm sorry for not seeing it) but I think one of the reasons why Fred's "superhero suit" had fire was because the voice actor also voiced Tuffnut from How To Train Your Dragon and its a little fun homage to it
It’s worth pointing out that Wasabi’s request for a plan is pretty reasonable. ‘Get the mask’ is a goal. ‘Person A does action X at Location Q so that Person Zero can do G’ is a plan, and having more than ‘get the mask’ might have stopped them running into each other as much
T.J Miller who voices Frank in this movie also voices Tuffnut in How to train your dragon
Which is awsome
My disappointment when THAT aunt Cass image was edited 😔
P.S
Disappointed because the gyatt wasn't real
😔
Agreed
Yes. I've been watching him for quite a while now, I just hated when turns most things into sexualize jokes
@@bellemartin3105well that’s who he is. Sounds like he isn’t your type of person.
@@bellemartin3105 I think they mean they're disappointed that the image was edited, not that he used the image since most of his fans tend to like his jokes ig
Big Hero 6 is in my top 5 of Disney movies. It makes me so happy seeing you enjoy it so much! Baymax's little fist bump kills me every single time I see it, and him "drunk" is just absolute perfection. This movie has such a wide range of emotions that it plays on, and it hits you in all the right places. Top tier movie. So FUCKING GOOD!!! 😍
19:01 everyone rewatching the movie
Stan Lee! Also, it has been said that one of the guys (working on rockets on a dog) in the nerd lab is Tony Stark. One of the marvel movies also has Tadashi Hamada card in the background.
Every scene with Aunt Cass, all I could think of was Marissa Tomei. Aunt Cass… was totally Aunt May. 😛❤
Oh another BTW. There's are several shows on Disney+ show continuing their adventures. Big Hero 6 the series has most of the same cast but a different art style, and Baymax! has the same art style as the movie, but a mostly different cast.
Big Hero 6 was actually Marvel comic from the late 90s. And was actually the first Marvel property to get animated after Disney bought Marvel in 2009. The original comics had two X-Men, Sunfire and Silver Samurai, and Baymax was a much more badass looking robot than the marshmallow bot we get in the Disney movie. But although its very different, it's a great family movie.
I'm absolutely convinced that Sleep Token are fans of this movie. Vessel's getup, the emotions the characters go through and how well they line up with Take Me Back To Eden, I think you're on a winner conspiracy here lmao
TJ Millers character sounded like Jason Mewes for a hot second, the character even fits him well from his Jay and Silent Bob movies.
From what I recall, Big Hero 6 is based on a Marvel Comic (don’t know a lot about the comic), which is why Stan Lee made a cameo in this movie.
@Alex I have 20+ years on you and I weep everytime I see this gem of a film. Seek out the films that move you emotionally Alex, from the 1930's til now as one day you will realize the only films that you remember are those that have that emotional heartbeat.
5:45 oh wow. I’ve only just realized that the “lizard” outfit he’s wearing is so similar to the very tiny dragons in How To Train Your Dragon
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME IM SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!! i was having such a bad day and this just made my day
Big hero 6 is a superhero team made and owned by marvel so it makes sense Stan Lee is in this as a cameo.
This movie will always be in my top 5 childhood movies man.
Fun fact TJ Miller also voices Tuffnut from Httyd franchise.Which i love
Still an absolute CRIME we never got a sequel to this.
32:00 That what was everything hahaha
The part that always got me: if Callahan had been focused on trying to find out if his daughter lived and focused on rescuing her, instead of his revenge plot on Crey...
Indeed. Callahan is what Hiro could have become: so focused on revenge for the dead that he forgot about the living. Now, as Alex pointed out, Abigail will be in the hospital, while her father will be in prison for his crimes. In the end, Callahan's revenge only made his life worse.
I get what you mean but your sentence doesn’t have an ending.
8:42 I totally agree with you
38:30 Oh I completely agree. I'm not sure there is a bad guy in this movie
you should watch 'Triple Frontier' great movie plot and cast. You''ll love it
Another Easter egg here and boy is it ungodly levels of nerdy...
Hiro geeks out over meeting Prof Callaghan, creator of the Callaghan-Catmull spline. This is a nod to Ed Catmull, former Pixar President, who pioneered computer graphics as a student at the U of U. Inventing, among other things, the Catmull-Rom spline. I think I was the only person in the entire cineplex who got that one. And possibly the state.
Unironically, Callaghan is the best of the best-executed Disney twist villains (other than the twist villains of Frozen and Zootopia).
Give that editor a raise
my kid and i watch this and Klaus every so often. Daddy daughter movie - done RIGHT
Bro that thumbnail!? lmao aunt cass be strong like that
I read once that Disney movies intentionally include big emotional losses such as a parent dying because it’s a relatively “safe” way to teach kids about some harsh realities of life and sometimes bad things happen but it’s okay you’ll get through it.
This movie growing up was so cool I can't explain how much I love it
Having just watched your Incredibles reaction the pause breaks to exercise your deviant nature brings me joy and is beyond relatable 🤣
9:27 this part reminds me of when Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone/iPod in 2007 & 2008.
Aunt Cass can certifiably, indelibly, absolutely get it
Alex, thank you so so much for doing this movie. We knew you would love it. Just what I needed this week. Did not stop grinning from start to finish!! Amazing video.
I love how much joy Baymax brings you 😂 He’s the best
The way they managed to make Baymax look terrifying when he's trying to kill Callahan is crazy considering how he is the rest of the time
This film is so incredible. I used to have to watch it on an almost daily basis (my kids were obsessed with it) and it never got boring or tired.
I love this movie so much. I cried with my brother when we saw it in theaters the weekend it came out, and I'm literally tearing up *like a madman* in my chair 'cause it still hits so hard. Such an all-around extraordinary story.
Yo that thumbnail is wild! 😂😂
Just bc there is breasts (half covered btw)? OH NO!
"he just did thievery with him" is a hilarious sentence.
Me, when I first started watching reaction videos: "Group reactions are usually better than solos, plus this dude looks like a Temu version of Aaron Rodgers.
Me, now: "Sweet! New Alex video dropped!"
My first time I thought he was so annoying but now I love the energy he brings
Loved the "Editing Alex" wink in the corner.
I feel so sorry for Alex watching EVERY SINGLE MOVIE FOR THE FIRST TIME!!! He was really deprived as a child, they clearly never had a TV
@@martinjcooper1 or the more likely senerio. He's lying for views.
Tadashis name was dropped in one of iron man movies as engineer or something so pretty cool
“WHERE ARE THEY?!” 😂😂
I haven't even seen this it just started and I know you're going to go crazy over the aunt😂❤
The thumbnail is crazy
Why?
@@anunnacy ayo chill dude
@@megaxind16 Dude I am ^^ I was simply confused by all the comments thinking the thumbnail is "crazy" or "too much", that's all.
@@anunnacy these people don't really mean it. It's not like they're really complaining abt it. It's not that deep, chill.
Been waiting for a sequel to this movie since it came out. I know they made an animated show based on the movie, but I really would’ve loved to have seen sequel on the big screen.
If the aunt was a pixar mom. Or from the midwest or the south that thumbnail would be right.
My husband taught our grandson knucks with FALALALALA. GRANDSON IS NOW 4 and only does knucks with fallalalala
I can’t believe you just watched it for the first time because it’s been out for years and even when it released everyone still loved this movie and I do today
Most people I know haven’t seen this movie. Most adults aren’t “Disney Adults”. We don’t all watch children’s movies regularly.
@@cbraun4uExcept it's not a children's movie, it is a family movie
@@LeumazDnazor It was definitely intended for kids.
one of the greatest movies that is so underwatched. but was overshadowed by all the others that came out around that time.
That "WHERE ARE THEY" section with her increase in chest size part had me laughing out loud 😂
One of the voices was the same as tuffnuts from how ro train your dragon 😱
The editing in this is great
Fun fact, there was an anime series created by Stan Lee called Heroman. It even had a cameo of an animated Stan Lee, even though he spoke japanese. You should check it out.
Callaghan's daughter was a test pilot, she knew the risks, sure she trusted the people making decisions to keep her safe, but her death doesn't warrant a revenge story leading to death.
Brah, they knew the machine had a problem and still sent her…. Totally different if everything was working as planned and that happened.
Fun fact: if you look at HoneyLemon’s super purse, it has the elements of the periodic table. She is literally creating the formula, while in battle! It’s so freakin cool!