Based on the Marvel Comics series...I guess...
Superheroes are invading the world previously ruled by talking animals and ice princesses.
Big Hero 6, in theaters Nov. 7, is the 54th movie from the Walt Disney Animation Studio but the first to utilize characters from their pals over at Marvel Comics. The result: comic-book action-adventure and major spectacle mixed with humor and emotion in its story of a kid hero and his robot.
"They're the beating heart of the movie," says Don Hall (Winnie the Pooh), co-director with Chris Williams (Bolt).
While the voice cast won't be announced till later in the summer, the first Big Hero 6 teaser is released online Thursday introducing 14-year-old teenage prodigy Hiro Hamada and the compassionate nurse robot Baymax.
In American-Japanese mash-up locale San Fransokyo, Hiro is a brazen, fast-talking kid inventor who is squandering his potential, and it's his older brother, Tadashi, who wants to steer him toward being a more productive member of society.
Baymax comes into his life, too, and when "forces of antagonism" rise and a mystery develops in the city, Hiro turns his squishy, soft and pliable robot meant for a career in health care into an armored fighting machine ready to save the day, Williams says.
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