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Big Fish(2003)
Big Fish(2003)
A dying man recounts his incredible life story to his son.
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Year
2008
Duration
97 minutes
Genres
Family
Language
English
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Synopsis
The tales Uncle Skeeter tells aren't just any bedtime stories. Every evening, he entertains his nephew and niece, Patrick and Bobbi, with some amazing adventures, and they come up with clever suggestions and improvements - some of which have a strange way of turning up in real life the next day. Sometimes, that can be a good thing, and other times, it can cause a whole lot of trouble. A combination of big special effects and old-fashioned comedy make this a fun, imaginative film about storytelling.
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Contains mild language and comic slapstick violence.
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