B.J. Major

I loved this movie, it was recommended to me by a former co-worker. I also love the Big Hero 6 shorts and animated series on Disney+. Baymax is so very cool, I would love to have my own health care robot like him! Great for hugs, too.

I did not like this movie, period. I was not really expecting an overly religious movie but I did not like where it went -- and hated the ending of it. This film stayed dark throughout and was definitely not my kind of movie. I don't think the story has any redeeming qualities about it. I did see it through to the very end but will never watch it again.

Still the best film on the original 1980 eruption, not to be missed.

This is one of the three Star Trek movies I love (the other two being Generations and The Voyage Home). This one in particular always makes me cry. Especially the "Stealing the Enterprise" section of the film. The length the crew goes to in order to save Spock and bring him back to life is so inspiring.

I just caught this film on Netflix in December 2020. I like the points the film makes about being true to science -- and overall you have to say that Bill Nye makes positive contributions to the learning of science, especially to young people. I also agree with Bill's stance on climate change. What I DON'T agree with is that the film isn't totally truthful about Bill's background and completely leaves out his work as a comedian; specifically, his work in Seattle on the defunct late night "Almost Live!" comedy sketch tv show of the 1980s. Yes, he occasionally did his "Bill Nye the Science Guy" experiments on this show -- but even more frequently, he played other characters such as "Speed Walker", "Ineffectual Middle Management Suck Ups" and was in other hilarious skits with that talented cast. Why leave mention of this other work out? Is he ashamed that he was a comedian before he turned into a serious scientist for kids???! Yes, folks, he was "Science Guy" before his Disney "Science Guy" show, and the "Almost Live!" work at least deserved some footage and inclusion in this otherwise excellent film. A perfect way to have mentioned this background was when they showed his friend Steve Wilson, who was also on the "Almost Live!" show as well. A real missed opportunity. Go to YouTube and search for "Almost Live!" to see Bill in these skits; you certainly don't have to take my word for it.