Name of publication: Entertainment Weekly
Name of writer: Keith Staskiewicz
Grade or score for the movie review: B+
High Points of the movie (performances, cinematography, plot, etc.): "Disney's Big Hero 6 is a work of fusion—not only because it's set in a pan-Pacific technopolis called San Fransokyo, but also in the way it seems to want to surgically implant the plush heart of a Pixar movie into the lumbering mechanical body of a Marvel property."
Low Points of the movie (performances, cinematography, plot, etc.): "At times, Big Hero 6 gets a little too noisy for its own good, but that never manages to drown out its many quieter charms."
Quote a paragraph from the review that you that expresses the overall opinion of the reviewer about the movie:
"All this kicks up a lot of narrative detritus, but the story knows when to pull back. Hiro's sadness over his brother's passing isn't just treated as a one-and-done origin story—it infuses every decision and emotional junction in the film. Baymax, programmed to be tender and nonviolent, is a wonderful antidote to the countless big-screen superprotagonists who walk away from the moral ramifications of their collateral damage like they do from big explosions: without looking back."
