Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.1 / 5.0

It doesn't always make sense, and most of it never happened.:

Young William Bloom grows restless with his father Edward's tall tales of wild circus life, World War II heroics, and lost mystical hamlets rising up at the end of the lagoon. For 3 years, they don't speak. Then, returning home to Alabama from France, William tries mending his fragile relationship with his dying father, now stricken with cancer. Edward Bloom's stories of fame and fortune are hard to believe. "A giant man can't have an ordinary life!" he barks. Related in flashbacks, Edward tones back to... more info

More unevenness from Burton:

What is it with so many Tim Burton movies? Visually they are an absolute treat...full of invention and a sense of almost childlike wonder. But when it comes to revealing the workings of the human heart or clarifying plot developments, he so often falls short.

BIG FISH presents us with the best of his good traits, and frankly, the worst of his lesser habits.

Visually the movie is stunning. We've all seen the trailers where Ewan McGregor has time stop for him when he meets the love of his life, and he... more info

Greatest Movie Ever:

This is the greatest movie I have ever seen. And for all of you people that thought it was terrible, you are either one of three things: mentally handicapped, void of any emotion, or just plain stupid.

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