GES Writes: "Disney with some help from Marvel strikes again with the most epic animated action/SI-FI film of all time; well as far as I’m concerned.
A little Einstein, Hiro Hamada, is lost in his life and at the age of 14 he has completed all the goals and expectations of his elders whom are gone. His brother is worried about the path little Hiro has set himself on and shows him a different way to greatness, adventure and success. He takes Hiro to his school where they have these amazing labs and experiment on out of this world technology and gadgets. Hiro gets invited to apply for the school via a show where he has to show off an amazing invention but….. in a sad turn of events Hiro is left to fight an emotional and physical battle he cannot win alone. Baymax – a nursing robot Hiro’s brother invents – becomes the little boy’s best friend and helps him achieve his goal to stop an evil scientist from destroying the world and in return Hiro also makes Baymax more than what he was programmed to be. Along with four other new friends, Hiro and Baymax go on an Adventure of a lifetime and they all learn valuable lessons along the way."
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