The only thing in the world that is better than giving life is to fill life with love. This animation full of smiles and tears really has too much to be criticized and collected, but it is a small detail that prompted me to write this film review: Baymax in heavy armor just stood. Set and set the pose required by Hiro. At this moment, a butterfly floats on the fingertips of the "steel giant", and Dabai's expression instantly becomes extremely soft-courage and gentleness are so simple and unprepared to blend perfectly. At that moment, This sentence came to my mind: I have a tiger in my heart, sniff the rose lightly. Baymax is unique to Hiro’s gentleness. From the first time he walked slowly across the street with his short legs without squinting, he didn’t realize the piercing brakes on both sides and the sharp whistle. It was because of Hiro’s unintentional answer. The firm belief that "as long as you find where the little robot wants to go, you can alleviate Hiro's discomfort", this kind of firm belief is without distraction. Many times after that, whenever Hiro asked him to do something beyond understanding or even contrary to his nature, Baymax would seriously ask, will this make you feel better? At first, for Hiro, this was just a perfunctory word for a robot stupid big guy, because as long as he claimed to be beneficial to his own "health", Dabai would not hesitate to turn back, even though he did not understand "how does flying help as a nursing doctor" etc. The problem is that he still learned punching, kicking, flying and karate; when he was on the speeding car roof, he did not forget to lean over to help Hiro fasten his seat belt, and he would never hesitate to act as Hiro’s shield and guard when attacked. And cushioning cushions.
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