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This is should have shown in the movie, but ...tears...
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Β This kind of makes me wonder if Professor Callaghan will make a return in the sequel to Big Hero 6. I learned that Walt Disney Animation Studios was planning to make one in the future (besides Disney XD making a TV series based on the original movie).Β Β Other than that, I am happy to see a picture like this. Should Callaghan get a second chance, then this is something that would definitely happen.Β
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I've never had a Disney villain who I wanted to punch in the neck...yet still hug and comfort, since I know he's hurting.
This movie really does give you all of the emotions...
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The biggest tragedy of this is that if he try uses his students on trying to his daughter back, instead of revenge, he would had riding with daughter to hostile, instead of being in back of a squad car, headed for jail.
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Awww...... The feels is strong in this one.
It surprises me that Callaghan is one of the few Disney villains no one seems interested in talking about (I've seen very little fanart for him) so it's a delight to see a really great picture of him embracing his daughter like this.
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-Thor storms the area-
-Callaghan gently lies his daughter down, stands up, and places his hands in the air-
After Callaghan's arrest, conviction, and imprisonment.
Thor: -to Nick Fury, who has been kept alive thanks to a - "He simply surrendered without as much as a bout, good general."
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Yeah you got your little girl back CallaghanΒ but you STILL caused panic and disaster!Β so you had to go ta JAIL!Β
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Here I am, clicking thru your work ..."Hey, I've so gotta write and say how much I'm loving your Big Hero 6 art"
... then this.
BAM
Got me right in the feels.
(I'm a 60+ years guy, and my one and only daughter lives too far away, so that's where this hit me. I'm gonna write to her right now and tell her I'm flying over next month. Big Thx!!)
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Thank you
I'm so pleased that I can inspire you to this way)
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Well, yeah. Serendipity, really.
We all walk around with emotional triggers ready to be pulled.
I've been known to nudge a few people into new experiences and different life-paths. But I wasn't trying to; they were just really.
Anyway, I emailed her, and with luck I shall be going to New Zealand soon. (Also sent her a link to your art.)
Thank you!!!Β
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*sigh* Daddies never want to let go of their "little girls"
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This movie has depth. "Bad" guy has a big cause. "Good" guy can turn bad. Big faith can come from "supportive" guys. And who knows but this movie ends up good wins in its deeds with tears of an audience like me!Β
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Thank you for this "lost scene." This should very much have been shown. It seemed for all his pain, though wrongfully lashing out at those responsible with vigilante violence, he should have been allowed a scene of at least feeling some sort of inner peace at her being alright. Instead, we have to imagine him hugging her from beyond a pane of glass with a phone to his ear. Just a tragic character turned villain.
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I never understood it at first, but after seeing the movie it all makes sense now!
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It would've added more emotional depth in the movie if this was shown. Though the professor did a terrible deed, you can't help but feel for him. Great job on this!
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I agree so much. Something like this should have been in the movie.....
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I really felt for this guy. I mean my dad would have been the same way, if he lost me like Callaghan thought he lost Abby.Β
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Not all villains are evil. Β Some are just victims of pain and hate.
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I know he's the bad guy and all but I was really happy for him when it turned out his daughter was alive ^_^
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I imageing him later trying to repay Hiro for saving his dauther and make something up for his brother by suporting them anyway he can from prison. Like helping making Baymax as mass produced health care robots.
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That's the beauty of it. In Callaghan's mind, he was the *hero*, trying to wreak vengeance from the greedy villain who took his daughter away from him. It's not his personality that makes him evil (dialogue suggests he's always been grandfatherly and friendly, indicating he was a good person once), it's his choices. He was so consumed by his pain that he didn't let grief run its course and let his anger cloud his judgment. It's a Marvel tradition that villains are rarely purely evil, just complex and really, really convinced that they're doing the right thing even though to the audience it most definitely isn't.
One wonders if he could've realized that his daughter was alive if he spent his grief doing something healthy and be able to save her, perhaps with help from the Hamadas (come on, you *know* Tadashi will agree and get Hiro dragged into it).
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So doesn't that mean that there was actually no real bad guy in BH6?
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All in all, Yama isn't a good person so there's him, but we didn't get to know him all that well.
Within the plot itself, it's not as easy to answer. While Callaghan is the bad guy as he plays the role of villain, it's heavily implied that he was a good man. This is reminiscent of real life, where few people are absolutely 100% good or evil. Moreover, Callaghan isn't a psychopath; he's perfectly capable of caring for others.Β The choices, not the personality, determines who the villain is in the movie. Β He consciously chose his actions because he thought he was doing the right thing, which makes him sympathetic at the same time chilling and complex.
Hiro could very well have become a villain (talk about nominal irony) because he nearly followed through with the same choice Callaghan made: to gain emotional recompense for a loss by killing who he holds responsible. Hiro, however, choseΒ to reconsider killing Callaghan once talked to; Callaghan did not.
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Tbh... I kind off wanted Hiro to kill Callaghan because he killed Tadashi...
Yep, Yama is evil...
I do understand what your saying about Callaghan, but when I found out about his daughter, I ended up feeling sorry for him...
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aww how sweet father and daughter ruinted
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I was actually expecting this to happen... but I suppose the moment is stronger in showing how revenge takes everything from you... even when you get it back...
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Β Β Β Β Β i would of love for that to be in the movie also!
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This is really cute. Big Hero 6 is a great movie, and has many feels ,I agree that they should've put this in the movie
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Thanks for remembering the good side of the villain.Β Too often they are only shown one dimensional and you reminded everyone of what drove him.
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deep down not all people are evil just misguided
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I agree. Ever since "Megamind", I've never looked at villians the same way again (or supervillians, since I've mentioned megamind. lol)
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