Big Hero 6: Upgrades Baymax - Movie Scene (High Quality from DVDSCR.x264)

Summary

In this humorous and dynamic interaction, a character seeks to improve their combat skills to apprehend a masked man. A robotic companion is concerned about the potential impact of armor on their 'huggable' design, but is reassured by the idea of looking 'sick.' As they engage in training with karate moves, the robot questions how this will enhance its healthcare capabilities, leading to comedic moments where the training is paired with random, light-hearted elements like gummy bears. The script balances action with humor, creating an amusing and light-hearted atmosphere.

Takeaways

• 😀 The characters need to catch a man in a mask, and upgrades are essential for success.
• 😀 The question of whether apprehending the man in the mask will improve emotional states is raised and affirmed.
• 😀 The focus is on improving skills and abilities (referred to as 'moves') to ensure success in their mission.
• 😀 One character expresses concerns about the impact of armor on their 'non-threatening huggable design.'
• 😀 The other character reassures the first, emphasizing that the armor makes them look 'sick' (meaning cool or impressive).
• 😀 The term 'sick' is clarified, as the first character is a robot and cannot actually be sick.
• 😀 There is a humorous misunderstanding about the purpose of karate moves and healthcare.
• 😀 One character insists that karate training will help keep them healthy, despite the other character's doubts.
• 😀 The scene highlights various karate moves, including hammer fists, sidekicks, knife hands, and back kicks.
• 😀 The final takeaway involves a fun, random mention of 'gummy bears' as part of the karate moves, adding humor to the scene.

Q & A

Why does the character mention 'upgrades'?

The character mentions upgrades to improve their ability to catch a person, suggesting enhancements to their current capabilities or gear.

What is the significance of the 'man in the mask' in the script?

The 'man in the mask' refers to the target they are trying to apprehend. The dialogue suggests that catching him is a key goal for the characters.

How does the robot react to the idea of upgrades?

The robot initially seems indifferent to the idea, focusing more on the practical effects of the upgrades rather than the emotional or aesthetic changes.

What does the robot mean by 'I cannot be sick, I am a robot'?

The robot is expressing that it cannot experience illness, as it is a machine, but it misunderstands the use of the phrase 'sick' as a compliment.

What does the phrase 'it's just an expression' mean in this context?

The phrase 'it's just an expression' is used to clarify that 'sick' is being used informally, meaning cool or impressive, not literally referring to illness.

What does the conversation about karate and health imply?

The conversation humorously suggests that karate training could be a way to improve the robot's functionality and health, even though it’s a stretch for a healthcare companion.

Why does the character suggest 'punch this' and list martial arts moves?

The suggestion to 'punch this' and list martial arts moves is part of a training sequence to help the robot enhance its combat skills, as part of the upgrades to catch the 'man in the mask'.

What is the significance of the robot’s concern about its design?

The robot is concerned that the armor could negatively affect its 'non-threatening, huggable design,' which seems to be an important part of its identity as a healthcare companion.

What does 'gummy bears' refer to in the context of the martial arts moves?

The inclusion of 'gummy bears' is likely a humorous, out-of-context addition meant to lighten the mood, possibly a playful distraction from the intense focus on the martial arts training.

What role does humor play in the interaction between the characters?

Humor is a key element, as the characters engage in playful banter, especially through the robot's misunderstanding of expressions and the absurdity of using karate for healthcare improvement.