Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very actioned pack movie! I enjoyed watching it it’s actually cute to me!

It came a bit quicker than expected!Excellent purchase!

We bought this for the car. The kids love this movie.

I love this movie and its make happy when I see a good story that touches my heart. I recommend this movie to anyone that want to get started in the awesome Disney Cinema Universe.

The design of the steelbook is gorgeous- perfectly evocative of the feel of the film, while brightly colored enough to stand out on the shelf. This is a must own for any Disney fan!

I had to buy this steelbook because I remember this movie when I was younger, and I loved it! Won’t say anymore so I won’t spoil anything for anyone who was yet to see it!

Intentionally waited until this was released in 4K and it did not disappoint! From the storyline to the graphics and Dolby Atmos soundtrack, this movie is fantastic

My kids just loved this. The 4K is nice but as with all these Disney 4K titles the upgrade is minor as the regular Blu Rays were already high quality. Nice tin also.

One of the best Disney movie I have seen. Great picture quality though the sound department is lacking again. Why Disney??? Buy overall I still enjoyed it.

A lesser known film from the Disney animation canon.....and only a modest upgrade from the blu-ray Video quality but still worth the admission price....

Love the movie. Graphics are great and its in 4K now. I can't really tell the difference between the 1080p and 4k. The 4k steel book art is very nice.

Tadashi is here.... OMG I love love LOVE this movie!!! Like Moana I was sooo excited when I saw it was coming out in 4k! Such a wonderful movie.

Seriously we were both pretty lit and don't "recall" what this looked like. However, running through the 75" Z9D it was probably fairly awesome.

This steelbook has great artwork and the movie looks fantastic in 4k! The movie itself is also wonderful and so charming. I highly recommend.

Love this movie. I always try and buy the 2 pack with both the blue ray and regular dvd that way no matter where I want to watch it I can.

I had to grab this 1 on 4K because I didn't own it originally and it was the 1st movie my girlfriend and I saw together in the theater.

“Big Hero 6” is, shot after shot, an intelligent and artful creation. There’s a scene in which the filmmakers convey a funeral taking place with a medium shot of black umbrellas opening. They pull back to show people standing at a cemetery in the rain and then dissolve to a post-funeral gathering, filmed from the outside of the house through rain-spattered windows. And all the while, the camera is slowly moving. At the same time, “Big Hero 6” makes full use of the animation medium. It takes place in the fictitious city of San Fransokyo, a mashup of San Francisco and Tokyo, with elevated trains and a pagoda design for the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s a pleasure just to ride the back of the camera as it swoops above these cleverly reimagined streets. And this is even before the story kicks in, which is a good one. Without giving anything away, it’s about the partnership between a teenage robotics prodigy and a home health care robot, who join forces to solve a crime. The robot is adorable. I know, it’s weird (and more than a little pathetic) to call something adorable that doesn’t really exist except as a computer rendering, but Baymax the robot truly is lovable — white, inflated, very fat, with a soothing, unthreatening voice (Scott Adsit) and a desire to help everyone. Baymax and Hiro (Ryan Potter) go off into the San Fransokyo streets to solve a mystery, and along the way they’re joined by a group of computer nerds, all experts in robotics. In future movies they will be known collectively as Big Hero 6, and they very well might become as annoying as the Fantastic Four. But the story of their origins makes for pleasant viewing.

I have this one also in 3D, I just wanted the Steelbook to add to my collection. As for the movie, its worth seeing and owning.

Brilliant robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada finds himself in the grips of a criminal plot that threatens to destroy the fast-paced, high-tech city of San Fransokyo. With the help of his closest companion, a robot named Baymax, Hiro joins forces with a reluctant team of first-time crime fighters on a mission to save their city.

My 3 years old son loves this movie. And my wife and I enjoy it as well. Great humor, good action, and fun for the whole family.