Big Fish (2003)

The only work of Tim Burton's genius that I didn't like(

It's a beautiful movie

Young Ed Bloom was played by Ewan McGregor and he is just great in this role. The film is kind, a little naive, fabulous, bright and colorful. Yes, Tim Burton usually has enough blackness in his works, but there is practically none here, except for a very little, but there are plenty of great stories, colorful characters and wonderful acting! In addition to those named, the film starred Jessica Lang, Alison Lohman, Marion Cotillard, Steve Buscemi, Danny DeVito and of course Helena Bonham Carter in three roles! Two hours of timing flew by instantly! A great story and a wonderful embodiment on the screen! If you haven't seen it, I recommend it!

A very touching story about a father and son.
From the scene of saying goodbye to my father, I cried.

It's a great movie. It's a little different from the rest of Tim Burton's films, but you can still feel his style. even if you don't know who the director is, you can guess.

Burton knows how to make such slightly strange, but at the same time incredibly wonderful films filled with pure emotions and sincere kindness. Even the sadness here is kind and touching in a special way.

It's beautiful, sad, and instructive. It's a touching story that parents are the most important thing that they don't tell.

A very unusual film for Burton, where reality is intertwined with fantasy. It may seem a little long at first, but then you get involved.

The story is kind and bright, without too much sweetness.

In general, if you want to watch something special, sincere and unusual, I recommend it.