BIG FISH (2003) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION - TEARS, FAMILY AND TIME - USE YOUR TIME WISELY.

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[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

THIS IS A VERY COMPLEX FILM AND I DID MY BEST TO EDIT IT IN A WAY THAT WOULD AID YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND NOT VIOLATE KZbin POLICIES. SO PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT WHAT IS UP HERE IS AN EDITED VERSION. SO MANY SCENES ARE OF IMPORTANCE THAT COULD NOT MAKE THE FINAL CUT. FULL LENGTH REACTION IS UP ON PATREON. THANK YOU.

[@roddo1955]

You analyzed it perfectly

[@CribNotes]

Big Fish can be interpreted in a number of beautiful ways. Much of it is circular. Edward Bloom used his wedding ring to catch the big fish, but at the end we see Edward give his wedding ring to his wife before he returns to the water as big fish , in other words HE was the big fish and his wife actually caught him, etc..... Wonderful spiraling mythology on display in this movie. Makes me tearful just to think about it.

[@peterramsay4674]

The important thing is that in the end he understood his father and how extrordinary a man he was and how many people he affected in his life. He told big fish stories and in the end became the stories. This is film making at its best.

[@sageortega-scott9454]

I feel SO MUCH JOY upon seeing this! One of Tim Burton’s BEST and LEAST APPRECIATED movies! In my opinion only, of course, no actual facts behind this statement.

[@larindanomikos]

I agree. I think it is his best.

[@SmallFryAmI92]

Omg I’m so happy people are starting to react to this 😭😭😭 I saw it in theaters when it came out when I was 11 and I’ve loved it ever since!!

[@mojavered1273]

My mother, God rest her soul, loved this movie and insisted that I watch it with her. We both cried like little babies. It's one of my fondest memories of her

[@SmallFryAmI92]

I know it’s hard to imagine but I understand where his son is coming from. It’s like finding out Santa isn’t real. Some kids feel a broken sense of trust with their parents permanently. As he got older, heard all the same stories over and over, he got tired and wasn’t able to separate fact from fiction. He felt totally disconnected from his dad. Then his dad does the same song and dance at his wedding. I completely understand where he’s coming from. I have a rocky relationship with my family though, so I relate a lot to will. The people who’ve let me down the most and been the most hurtful have been my family. It’s a complex situation. And as far as what everything means, some of it is just part of the whimsy and magic. It doesn’t necessarily have a deep meaning all the time. It’s a Tim Burton movie so it’s not unexpected! Loved your reaction as usual ❤️❤️❤️

[@TSIRKLAND]

I agree. A lot of the sympathy in this film points to the son accepting his father's eccentric view of the world, and how he wasted so many years estranged from his father, and eventually comes to embrace the fantasy and whimsy of his dad's larger-than-life stories. But there is also the son's point of view: he never got a straight answer. Once the "magic" wore off from his dad's tall tales, he yearned for a plain, unvarnished truth. The fantasy and whimsy make for a more interesting story, but it would be nice to know some of the hard truths that the whimsy is built on top of. And his dad stubbornly refused to ever divulge that. Dad could have learned to listen to what his son was asking for, also: relationships are a two-way street. I personally have a wonderful relationship with my parents, but one of my grandfathers had a tendency to be a difficult guy, sometimes. He loved a "good debate," and would sometimes take things too far, or would play Devil's Advocate, even when it wasn't appropriate. At a certain level, you just had to "accept" that as one of his personality quirks, but on another level, it would be nice if the people in our lives would recognize when they've gone too far, and have some respect for others. So yeah, I have a lot of sympathy for the son's point of view, as well. I think we're supposed to, to a certain degree; I feel the film does a decent job of being sympathetic to both parties (as well as to the mom, who kinda' navigated both sides), though I think it does lean more heavily in Dad's direction.

[@TumultuousM]

I love seeing you go from, "this movie doesn't make any sense" to the moment it clicked at the end. Amazing movie and incredible commentary

[@lizmagu3189]

I love this movie so much. Like an adult fairy tale. Love the 'scary' giant, Carl.. lol.. Love the scene where he's laying in the tub and his wife gets in with him. It gets me everytime. 😭 BTW, the actor who played Carl held the Guiness record for biggest feet, at size 29.5, and longest toe.. 😁🦶

[@danielemerson312]

I bought the DVD of this as part of a three-for-two deal, without knowing anything about it other than recognising various cast members. All these years later, I cannot remember what the other two films in the deal were, but 'Big Fish' sticks in the mind and the heart.

[@repeter]

Funny enough, that's similar to how i bought this but like you, i can't remember the other movie i got with it and that was one i was excited. This was why not, and now I'm like, what an amazing movie

[@danielemerson312]

@@repeter I have a vague idea that one of the other DVDs may have been Don Juan de Marco - the Johnny Depp/Marlon Brando oddity. But not 100% sure.

[@repeter]

@@danielemerson312 i might have just bought it out of the bargain bin while grabbing another movie. Its been a few years. I can barely remember breakfast today 🤣

[@joshuayeager3686]

There are so many Tim Burton films that people chose as their favorite but this will always be mine. I’m so happy more people are finally discovering it.

[@mamak2002]

The fathers last gift was to teach his son to be the next story teller for his children.

[@CribNotes]

Big Fish can be interpreted in a number of beautiful ways. Much of it is circular. Edward Bloom used his wedding ring to catch the big fish, but at the end we see Edward give his wedding ring to his wife before he returns to the water as big fish , in other words HE was the big fish and his wife actually caught him, etc..... Wonderful spiraling mythology on display in this movie. Makes me tearful just to think about it.

[@celinhabr1]

This was a very sweet reaction, it was great to see when you got 'the big picture' and how much you understood the message. Loved the reaction. Thank you!

[@MimMiao]

I'M GONNA CRY TEARS OF PURE JOY! Thanks so much dear for this one♡

[@scm021374]

I love this movie. Such an amazing ending. Definitely gonna make you cry.

[@deborahstrickland9845]

“Big Fish” references the age old stories men tell (and embellish) about the big fish they once caught. It always gets bigger and bigger each time the story’s told.😉❤️🐟

[@singbluesilver1973]

I wish I could watch Big Fish again for the first time. Tim Burton’s only grown up film that keeps the fairy tale and magic but deals with actual life.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

This beautiful movie reminds of how I knew Former N.Y Yankees Pitcher Don Larsen-(1949 1960)--I always assumed he was just another broke down, senile old drunk who took my cab home and lived in a beat-up looking house. The stuff he told me about Jackie Robinson and all the other great players sounded fishy, but I loved his colorful storytelling. About 5 years after I quit taxi driving, Don died. I went to his wake and found out from many MLB legends there SOME of his B.S wasn't--Including the time he pitched the only perfect game in World Series History with a roaring hangover!!

[@rayphelps2129]

Saw this in the theater when it came out. Have the DVD somewhere. Life is a series of stories, patched together. So make them good stories.

[@legendary__soap6806]

Very underrated movie I’m surprised how many people haven’t seen this.

[@TSIRKLAND]

Danny DeVito gets a call from his agent. Tim Burton wants him in another film. Danny: "Okay, I'll get my enormous top hat and see you on set." LOL!

[@markcastellanet9672]

This movie, even this reaction, gets me every time.

[@ajayjackson7727]

ohhhhhh Ewan, another brilliant actor from my neck of the woods, love Ewan MacGregor 💛 can't wait to see your reaction to this, i remember seeing it at the cinema years ago

[@matthewellis2585]

I always took the girl in Specter to represent the darker side of things. She was the witch, she was the temptation away from his wife. His wife and the river were the light. The river brings life. His wife was his life. His “lady in the river”. It is a beautiful story and I can’t make it through with dry eyes. Saw it in the theater and multiple times since. The ending credit music “man of the hour” by Pearl Jam also gets me. Every time! Film making at it’s finest!

[@paul8926]

K.S.O…get your Kleenex ready, this film is a tearjerker 🥺

[@samgreenbergart]

Love this film. One of Tim Burton's best films in my opinion.

[@mamak2002]

One of my most absolutely favorite movies! Great cast!

[@ghostkage]

such a wholesome movie ,always gets me in the end

[@Boatracer255]

I really enjoy watching a movie with you. This is the 3rd time I have watched this with you. Thank You

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

very kind of you

[@stargazer1238]

I just watched this for the first time last weekend myself! I really enjoyed it because it reminded me of my Dad who passed away years ago. He always told these stories bigger than life. My friends used to love to come over just hear his stories!

[@joerenaud8292]

This story was partly analogous to Tim Burton's life with his dad, except his dad wasn't a story teller but grew estranged from Tim as Tim Burton did with him. Tim Burton is the story teller and I wonder how his life turned out with his own children.

[@KSDVLmom]

Oh this movie is so quotable. You're gonna love it

[@Gnomojo]

I was waiting for the poem gag all video just to see how you’d react. Did not disappoint. It’s such a funny joke.

[@EdgarTheOgre]

my favorite movie of all time life is magical, it only takes us to see it

[@olehaugan9555]

I saw this as a child, a really sweet movie

[@Wesleech]

Everyone wants to be a Legend. His dad pulled it off, and he wants is son to do the same.

[@iChristyD]

I grew up in Montgomery, Alabama where a lot of the movie was filmed (they also filmed around the smaller towns of Montgomery like Prattville, Wetumpka, Tallassee, Millbrook and Lowndesboro). They even used Capital Heights the school I went to for 7th grade for the baseball & football game scenes. I recognized so many locations in this movie. I still live in Alabama now, but I’m in Oxford and it’s In-between Birmingham & Atlanta off I-20. What’s funny is the Reboot of The Wonder Years is set in Montgomery, but 98% of it is filmed in Atlanta. Crazy how they can swap & substitute for locations. They talk about Auburn University in Big Fish, but weren’t able to film there. They ended up using Huntingdon College where if you’ve ever read or seen any ghost stories about Alabama? They all talk about The Red Lady of Huntingdon College. We passed by it every day when I went to Forest Avenue Elementary School and we would all stare into the windows to see if we could see her. Especially at night if we would pass by in our parent’s cars.

[@spangelicious837]

I remember watching this in the theater and just bawling my eyes out at the end. Great movie, but I doubt I could watch it again. 🤣 Lovely reaction.

[@caseybillings9685]

This is one of my favorite films. I don't have a dad and I'm not close to my mom. But I was close with my grandmother. I regret not spending more time with her before she passed away a few years ago. Tell the people you love that you love them.

[@christineharrison1111]

I saw this movie when it was first released. It is just wonderful and surprising and touching. It's very hard to describe and requires some patience as it develops because so much of the time we can't quite grasp what is going on. Then all becomes clear and so sad yet also joyful. I just love it.

[@RugNug]

I love this reaction.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

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[@HollisLopez26]

this movie always has been a soft spot for me

[@danielkillian1222]

How about Finding Neverland? It's a wonderful story. One of Johnny Depp's better movies.

[@TumultuousM]

Yes please

[@ann-kathrin77]

Yes that would be amazing !

[@unclebounce1495]

tyvm for reacting to one of my most favorite films. for personal reasons, it has a great affect on me when most films don't. it's a sweet pain each time I watch it, and this time was no different. ty again.

[@RottedPopcornandHorror1966]

I loved this movie so much I bought it". The main character reminds me of when I would tell my children bedtime stories I would make up or be from books of old where there are stories people forgot. I felt bad the son lost time with his father, but in the end the son got it. And now passes the stories on to his children. Bye the bye my kids are all grown up, and three of my children are into books and two of them read stories to their children. Thank you for your reaction to this. I appreciate it very much.. Take care..xx

[@kellyfairbairn9333]

Oh yay I love this film. Its so long since I've seen it

[@brittanythole8238]

Donnie Darko is a great/wild movie!!

[@looneygardener]

I love this movie!

[@celinhabr1]

Another lovely movie! I just know your reaction is going to be amazing!

[@asteven8]

I hope you check out O Brother Where Are Tho with George Clooney. Its a modern retelling of The Odyssey.

[@MsDeniseBennett]

I LOVE this movie!!!! Tim Burton is a genius.

[@lazystargazer4675]

Now you'll have to watch Second Hand Lions. Similar in device but different production. I can't help but belive the dad was one of the characters in that movie.

[@chriswilloughby48]

I watched this a fair bit when it came out. Strange to see all the parts I'd forgotten but it was 19 years ago. Damn, time is brutal. Seems like f all ago.

[@RussellStClair-cy1vu]

Love this movie .

[@gobabygirlzen]

I ❤️ Ewan McGregor.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Good movie. Very inspiring ❤

[@coelharebelde]

I'm completely in love for Mr. Darcy. 😍 PLEASE REACT TO THE EPISODES OF THE KOREAN DRAMAS ( ITAWEON CLASS AND IT'S OKAY NOT TO BE OKAY) I KNOW YOU GOING TO LOVE IT. #LoveFromBrazil 💚💛🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Casper50002]

💛💛✌️

[@spangelicious837]

Oh noooooo 😭😭😭

[@thekreativeculture9642]

react to Boyz n da hood

[@agenttheater5]

Which other Tim Burton movies should we see on this channel?

[@marahbaker8615]

Honestly if I was Will's wife, seeing him treat his dad the way he did would have made me step back and reevaluate my marriage. I'm glad he came around before Edward died though.

[@Acid-Fire]

Seeing a few different reactors react to this movie. I’ve realized men and women view this film through a very different lens. As a man, and as you grow up, you look to forge your own identity and make your own place in the world. No man is content existing as a footnote in his father’s legacy. Perhaps a very young boy might. But not as a man matures through adolescence and finally adulthood. Any woman watching this film immediately regresses to “Daddy’s little girl” and is more than happy to live within the shadow of big strong “daddy” So let me reframe things and put into context you can understand ladies. Imagine being a young girl. And you had a mom who was super hot. And all your life everyone always just went on about how hot your mom was and everywhere you went, everyone just gravitated towards her and gave her all the attention. Even on your prom night, you’ve made yourself beautiful, but your mom is entertaining your date and has him enraptured with his full attention. Now ladies, imagine your wedding day. A day you’ve dreamt about all your life. It’s your dream day and you look great. But then your hot mom shows up wearing a tight and alluring dress. Everyone’s eyes are on her the whole day. And everyone simply wants to be in her orbit and make sure she’s happy. How would you feel about that ladies? How would you feel if this is how your prom night and wedding day went and this was what your mom was doing to you your whole life. You were never allowed your moment or chance to shine. Because anywhere your mom went, she took all the eyes and attention as she flirted with everyone around her. How would you feel about your mother? What kind of relationship do you think you would have with her? Would you be eager to invite her to special events that are supposed to be your day? Do you understand ladies? If you can snap out of your “daddy’s little girl regression” for a moment, can you understand and empathize the perspective the son is coming from?