Big Fish (2003)
 Director: Tim Burton IMDB rating 8.00 / 10 Big Fish - Download DivX-version (.avi file, 700mb) Related tags: 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 2000s, accidental death, airplane, alabama, ambition, animate tree, army, army life, bank robbery, bare butt, barefoot, baseball, based on novel, basketball, bathtub scene, bee, birth, butt, cane, car, cave, chicken pox, childbirth, church, circus, circus performer, clown, conjoined twins, crow, daffodil, dancing, death of father, embarrassment, fairy tale, family feud, family legend, father son conflict, father son estrangement, father son relationship, father son reunion, female nudity, fire eater, fish, fistfight, flashback sequence, football game, forest, funeral, giant, glass eye, gun, hero, hospital, human cannonball, identical twins, joke, key to the city, korean war, lake, leech, legend, life, loss of father, loss of husband, lycanthropy, male nudity, off screen narration, old house, parachute, parade, pistol, poet, pregnant wife, presumed dead, revolver, rifle, ring, ringmaster, romantic rivalry, salesman, science fair, secret, sheep, shoes, singing, small town, snake, sorority, spider, stage performance, storyteller, studio logo segues into film, surreal, swimming, swimming pool, swimming underwater, tall tale, texas, thunderstorm, title spoken by character, underwater, utopia, ventriloquist, wedding reception, werewolf, whimsical, witch, woods |
Taglines: An adventure as big as life itself. iBg FishBgi FishBi gFishBigF ishBig iFshBig FsihBig FihsBig Fihsig FishBg FishBi FishBigFishBig ishBig FshBig FihBig FisBBig FishBiig FishBigg FishBig FishBig FFishBig FiishBig FisshBig Fishh Plot: The story revolves around a dying father and his son, who is trying to learn more about his dad by piecing together the stories he has gathered over the years. The son winds up re-creating his father's elusive life in a series of legends and myths inspired by the few facts he knows. Through these tales, the son begins to understand his father's great feats and his great failings. |
