Go to Disney’s Big Hero 6, and you’ll see a wonderful movie ... To solve the mystery of his brother’s death, he teams with four other SFIT misfits: perky Honey Lemon (Genesis Rodriguez ...

Disney's Marvel-inspired 3D action-comedy features a voice cast of Scott Adsit, Ryan Potter, Jamie Chung, T.J. Miller, Maya Rudolph and Damon Wayans Jr. By Ashley Lee Big Hero 6, out Friday ...

Since Walt Disney Pictures Animation first debuted “Big Hero 6” in 2014, the movie’s intrepid inventor Hiro, his adorable robot companion Baymax, and their team of STEM-enhanced superheroes ...

“Big Hero 6” certainly has the makings of another Disney classic. There’s a fluffy, cuddly protective centerpiece named Baymax borrowed from a great Marvel comic property. Plus, the ...

If you haven’t heard of Marvel’s Big Hero 6, you’re not alone. A superhero comic book serial that had a brief gasp of life during the ‘90s, its obscurity provided something of a blank ...

This article is more than 10 years old. Like millions of other movie-goers, I took my kids to see Disney’s latest animated adventure, Big Hero 6. To be honest, I went to see Big Hero 6 ...

Disney XD’s “Big Hero 6: The Series” will conclude with the currently airing third season, the network announced Thursday. The final run of episodes will begin airing Monday, Feb. 1 ...

(AP/Disney) I've been stumped trying to come up with a snappy shorthand to describe "Big Hero 6," Disney's animated tale of the friendship between a boy and his robot, a plus-size health-care ...

In developing Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Big Hero 6, based on a Marvel property about a scientific-minded teen named Hiro and his robot, the filmmakers visited various universities to ...

Disney's Big Hero 6 has taken the world by storm. Centred on genius teenager Hiro, his robot carer Baymax, and a group of engineering student friends who become unlikely superheroes, it's exploded ...

Big Hero 6 is based on a Marvel Comics book, but only barely. It takes its name, plus some characters and cues from the comic book written by Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau, but little else.