Big Hero 6

(The Disneycember logo is shown, before showing clips from Big Hero 6)

Doug (vo): Ever since the movie came out, everyone's been telling me, "You gotta see Big Hero 6! You gotta see Big Hero 6! All the critics love it, all the audiences love it! It's been the #1 movie for a couple of weeks! It's just incredible! Oh, my God! Fucking Big Hero 6!" Naturally, I got pretty excited to see Disney do kind of a superhero film. And as when I really thought about it, I don't think we've actually seen one from them. I mean, we've definitely seen heroes in their movies, but not as much comic book characters. I paid my ticket, went on in, and let me tell you. I have never felt an overwhelming sensation that a film was 100%...OK. It's...honestly hard to think of what else I can even say about it. It's OK. How's the fighting? It's OK. How are the characters? They're OK. How are the visuals? They're OK. To be honest, I'm really dumbfounded why so many people are talking about this film. It's not bad, it's not good, it's just OK. It's about the most standard superhero film I've seen in a while. Not that it has nothing new, it's just...all the new stuff is...OK.

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Final thought

Doug (vo): Maybe if they kept it more simple, just focusing on the boy and the robot, I would've enjoyed it a lot more. As is, it's just...all right. Nothing terrible, nothing spectacular, just all right. But maybe that's not what you'll think. Maybe you'll go and see it as spectacular, like the majority of people do. Fair enough. There's nothing really that bad in it. Maybe I'm just not the right person who can see the greatness of it. If you're really curious, check it out for yourself.

[The scene where Hiro and Baymax are testing out their flight power is shown]