O Grande Peixe
Dirigido por Tim BurtonEdward Bloom sempre gostou de contar as suas aventuras de quando era um jovem. As suas histórias, extraordinárias e irreais, sempre seduziram quem o ouvia, excepto o seu filho Will. No entanto, quando Edward adoece, Will inicia uma compilação dos seus contos.
O Grande Peixe Avaliações & Comentários
- naren shenoy3 de março de 2026This is one of those movies where it gets better on a second viewing. Thought it was ok in the theater. Over 20 years later, I really liked it. Visually fun, and not as dated as you might think, it’s an odd movie, with a nice little message.
- Callum28 de janeiro de 2026⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Big Fish – The truth hidden inside the telling. This is another one of those films that really deserves six stars, but the scale won’t allow it. It’s a story about stories — or maybe a story about the stories we tell ourselves so life feels bigger, kinder, and worth the trouble. At its heart, it follows a son who has spent his life hearing about his father’s extraordinary exploits. To him, they’ve always felt like exaggerations — the colourful musings of a man trying to make up for years of absence. Their relationship is strained, distant, and unresolved. And early on, we learn the clock is already running out. His father doesn’t have long left. To make matters worse, at least from the son’s point of view, the stories don’t stop. They intensify. And now they’re being told to his wife, who encourages them — treating them not as ramblings, but as something meaningful. To the son, it all looks like the indulgence of a dying man clinging to fantasy. And yet, each story is wonderful in its own right. Larger than life, absurd, tender, and full of colour. You’re invited to enjoy them even while sharing the son’s frustration — because surely none of this can be real. Until the moment comes, as it has to. And suddenly, one by one, the characters from those stories appear. Not as myths. Not as metaphors. Just… people. The stories were true. All of them. The final revelation isn’t really a twist at all. The father never lied. He never misled. He just told the truth in a way that made life worth listening to. The tragedy is that the son couldn’t see it sooner — not because he was wrong, but because the truth was simply too fantastic to believe. This film gently reminds you that some people are straight shooters, some things aren’t what they seem, and sometimes the real failure is not listening closely enough. You can live a quiet life. Or you can live a great one. Either way, the story you leave behind matters. Now if you’ll excuse me — where are my damn tissues. 🍷 A deep red wine by firelight — rich, emotional, and guaranteed to leave a lump in your throat long after the glass is empty.
- wipeout63012 de setembro de 2025Unexpectedly wholesome and exactly what we all need to be reminded of.
- levi_v123 de novembro de 2025Truly beautiful. I think it's written to let your imagination translate it in many different ways and it's so so good.
- Marcelo Scatena31 de julho de 2025Every 5 years or so I watch this movie again. Every time I interpret it a bit differently. They really nailed the 'growing up' thing to its core.
- Otacon!17 de janeiro de 2026This movie is great for me. You will need to think about the meaning and the storyline because it can be easy to misunderstand the message or the point. The characters are really well though and the cast is great in the interpretation.
- olijon12 de janeiro de 2026Top Ten!
- Sunny Rabius Sunny17 de julho de 2025Loved this.
- Julie Jones12 de janeiro de 2026This is a movie that will truly make you believe in fairy tales! This movie had high morals and a deep story line with dramatic and sometimes unbelievably fantastic turns. If you enjoyed "Forrest Gump", this will almost surely be another favorite. Definitely recommend it
- mary leatherman19 de dezembro de 2025Have seen this at least 20 time,never tired of it!
- mickerdoo15 de agosto de 2025Gets me every time. My favorite Burton. Fantastic cast with a charming, epic and outrageous story. So fun while being heartwarming.
- ርልዪረ3 de agosto de 2025Based on the novel of the same name, Tom Burton's 2003 fantasy drama "Big Fish" acts as a heartwarming tale of fiction and reality and whether or not one can identify if the both are one and the same, and sees a son going on a journey to learn the truth about his father's past life to see if what he's been told are all lies. We get flashbacks into Edward Bloom's past as older Edward, played tremendously by Albert Finney, recalls the many events of his past as his younger self played with such endearment by Ewan McGregor is truly a big fish in a small pond and find himself in various places with extraordinary people and truly living a fairytale life if what he tells his son (Billy Crudup) are to be seen as highly fabricated. McGregor and Finney work together to make Edward seem like the exact same man from start to finish, and his romance with his wife Sandra (Jessica Lange/Alison Lohman) is very sweet yet it feels weird to promote the message of being weird and stalkerish to get who you deem the love of your life even while she's with someone else. The surrealism blends very well with the reality of life as the fish is an analogy for those who feel they are just too big of a person for their small town and need to explore and live their lives to its potential, but the film's main message seems to suggest that the stories we hear about others, whether we believe them to be true or not, become so engrained in who they are that they help to build the mythology and legacy they leave behind forever.
Trívia de O Grande Peixe
O Grande Peixefoi lançado em 10 de dezembro de 2003.
O Grande Peixefoi dirigido por Tim Burton.
O Grande Peixetem a duração de 2 h 5 min.
O Grande Peixefoi produzido por Richard D. Zanuck, Bruce Cohen, Dan Jinks.
Edward Bloom sempre gostou de contar as suas aventuras de quando era um jovem. As suas histórias, extraordinárias e irreais, sempre seduziram quem o ouvia, excepto o seu filho Will. No entanto, quando Edward adoece, Will inicia uma compilação dos seus contos.
Os caracteres-chave em O Grande Peixe são Ed Bloom (young) (Ewan McGregor), Ed Bloom (senior) (Albert Finney), Will Bloom (Billy Crudup).
O Grande Peixe é avaliado M/12.
O Grande Peixe é um filme de Drama, Adventure, Fantasia.
O Grande Peixe tem uma classificação de audiência 8.9de 10.
O Grande Peixe teve um orçamento de US$ 70 mi.
O Grande Peixe fez US$ 123,2 mi na bilheteria.