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...small bowl, they will remain small. With more space, the fish can double, triple or quadruple its size." Ten years...glass eye that can see the future--and of course, a big fish that refuses to be caught. Bloom’s fabled stories...
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After being released from prison, a pianist with delusions about his identity poses as Jesus for a photographer and becomes a celebrity.
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Small-town radio personality Reed Fish's life is thrown into an uproar when his high school sweetheart returns home. A big fish in the little pond of Mud Meadows, Reed has it all: He hosts...
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Jules is a naive girl caught between a lesbian, a jerk, prince charming, and a hunky fireman. Between blind dates and tampon fighting, she learns some pretty big life lessons with the help of Greta.
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A farm boy goes to the big city to look for companionship.
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...and deepens his visionary talent. Big Fish, skillfully adapted by John August...Finding Ashton too small a pond for the big fish he longs to be, Edward sets out for...forgiveness. In less capable hands, Big Fish could play like a tribute to a liar...
Rolling Stone
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...not a wordsmith -- but like Edward tells his journalist son, words provide "all of the facts, none of the flavor." Big Fish has flavor to spare. PETER TRAVERS (RS 948, May13, 2004)
Rolling Stone
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A son has heard tall tales from his father his entire life; now his father is dying, and he's trying to understand the man behind the vivid imagination. Based on the novel by Daniel Wallace. Story Edw…
Hollywood.com
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When New York's hottest nightclub deejay Darrell saves a mob boss's life, he is rewarded for his bravery with the job of watching over the Don's beautiful daughter Dolly. The sparks soon begin to fly…
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