It’s virtually impossible to resist the charm of ‘Big Hero 6’, the new film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, at whose center is the touching relationship between a young boy and an oversized inflatable robot…You’ll be chuckling throughout, and 95 minutes will fly by.

It’s a film with cool female characters (I wish the gawky Honey Lemon got her own comic book, for example) and one that is besotted with technology the same way you’d expect kids reared on iOS devices to be.

It’s all detail, with parts of the film even reminiscent of HBO’s fantastic (but decidedly grown-up) comedy, Silicon Valley.

Definitely a delightful film with its heart in the right place.

This is a film you can take your family to. It’s the kind of a film a child any age can enjoy, despite a few violent moments here and there. But then again, we see far worse on cartoon shows, these days, don’t we?

Big Hero 6 marks Disney’s foray as far as super hero animation films are concerned. Inspired by the super hero team of the same name of Marvel comics it is one of the most entertaining animation film we have seen in a while.

This is a superhero origin story that doesn’t really feel like an origin story. There’s a waft of good-natured familiarity in the whole thing, but the feeling is that of a warm welcome back rather than a cold beginning.

Overall, “Big Hero 6″ is an attractive film that can be classified as a classic animation film.

Big Hero 6 makes animated action movies fun for the whole family. You can watch this from start to finish and go back to watching it all over again, just to find out that it has gotten better upon second watch. Disney has delivered big time. However, it has now been done without playing to the crowd. That is the best part of the movie, a story that is amazing, visuals that are stupendous, humor that will leave you giggling, and excitement that will make you whoop. Do not miss this movie. Big Hero 6 is just what the doctor ordered.