The Team Assembles In Action-Packed New TV Spot For BIG HERO 6

The Team Assembles In Action-Packed New TV Spot For BIG HERO 6

The makers of Frozen and Wreck-it Ralph have really brought something special to Big Hero 6 as is evident from this latest TV spot where we see the huge scale of action the Disney Animation movie (which is loosely based on a Marvel comic book) will bring to the table this November.

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By JoshWilding - Oct 03, 2014 03:10 AM EST
Filed Under: Big Hero 6

With all the heart and humor audiences expect from Walt Disney Animation Studios, “Big Hero 6” is an action-packed comedy-adventure about robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada, who’s catapulted into the midst of a dangerous plot and must transform his closest companion—a robot named Baymax—and a diverse group of friends into a band of high-tech heroes.


The voice cast of Big Hero 6 includes Ryan Potter, T.J. Miller, Maya Rudolph, and Jamie Chung, and the movie is currently set to be released in North America in 3D on November 7th, 2014.
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LensmanMatt92
LensmanMatt92 - 10/3/2014, 4:15 AM
And before someone starts to complain about the characters being different from the comic version.
DarthSandwich
DarthSandwich - 10/3/2014, 4:34 AM
I never read the comic but what i saw from it looked really cool, this just looks....Disney.
loki668
loki668 - 10/3/2014, 4:42 AM
In before people complain about people complaining..........dammit...............
Demiurge
Demiurge - 10/3/2014, 5:10 AM
@LensmanMatt92
"And before someone starts to complain about the characters being different from the comic version."

Lol, what a strange sentence :)
The second part's missing.
Demiurge
Demiurge - 10/3/2014, 5:21 AM
Nice little clip. But Disney's North American promotion clips have all been showing humor, fun, and colorful characters all around exclusively. I wonder why they've kept all the "less uplifting", maybe sorrowful moments (if there are any). Maybe audiences don't respond to those.
BIGBMH
BIGBMH - 10/3/2014, 5:30 AM
They've released a lot of TV spots. I just want another trailer.
TheAmericanPatriot
TheAmericanPatriot - 10/3/2014, 5:32 AM
@ Demiurge

Because that's what the American audience want to see. Something fun and uplifting with jokes and humor to draw them in. Rumor has it that that was one of the main reason as to why How to train your dragons 2 didn't do so well in the US because the promotion focused more on the story instead of the fun. Go look at the Japanese trailer of BH6 and you can see the change of tone in the promotion. As in more of the story of BH6 is focused on instead of the humor.
Demiurge
Demiurge - 10/3/2014, 5:53 AM
@TheAmericanPatriot

Indeed. I wondered because I saw the Japanese trailer, and remarked on just how different it was in tone and focus. People in the US (and North America in general) are just looking for a good time more than anything else when they go to the movies. That wasn't always the case (I remember a time when family films could be etremely touching, and emotionally challenging, and people didn't shy away from them), but I guess when the average Joe thinks of an animated movie, they instinctively expect to see a story more focused on fun and adventure.

I personally like it when there's both elements : some fun, and a few emotional, heavy moments that help you truly connect with the characters.
It's very hard to do, and to balance out. Nobody wants just doom and gloom,or just endless exaltation. One example of near-perfect balance is Wreck-it-Ralph. If Big Hero 6 is in that same vein, it'll be a good movie for sure. And perhaps more importantly, It'll have big replay value :D
seamuskeaneart
seamuskeaneart - 10/3/2014, 6:22 AM
i still dont understand why they dont have MARVEL logo in there, considering how popular their movies are it seems like a no-brainer to me.
sameoldthing
sameoldthing - 10/3/2014, 7:13 AM
Looks fun,hope it's good.
Baymax will sell a lot of merchandise.
FearTheLiving
FearTheLiving - 10/3/2014, 12:34 PM
@seamuskeaneart They've already said why. It's because there were so many changes to the team and the film that it doesn't reflect the team from the comics anymore so they didn't want to publicize it as a Marvel property.
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