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	Big Fish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Big Fish is a 2003 movie directed by Tim Burton and written by John August, starring Ewan McGregor, Albert Finney, Billy Crudup and Jessica Lange.
		It is based on the novel Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions by Daniel Wallace.
		Big Fish received four Golden Globe nominations and one Oscar nomination for Danny Elfman's original score.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Big_Fish (485 words)

	Reel Big Fish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reel Big Fish ("RBF") is a southern California ska punk band who broke into the mainstream in the mid to late 1990s after the success of No Doubt and Sublime.
		Reel Big Fish are now more well-known, but not quite mainstream in the USA and Europe.
		Reel Big Fish has previously engendered criticism from some ska fans who claim it is merely a pop band riding the coat-tails of ska's '90s popularity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reel_Big_Fish (877 words)

	BIG FISH
		Tim Burton's Big Fish is a lot like that Federal Express commercial where the young office worker suggests using the overnight delivery company to save money and then tells the story of his claim to fame until the day he dies.
		Fish, which is inexplicably rated PG-13 despite being the best family film since the similarly-rated Whale Rider, invokes the memories of a lot of other films, despite being original enough to not be considered a cheap knockoff.
		Fish is a big step in the right direction for screenwriter John August (he adapted Daniel Wallace's novel) after following up the brilliant Go with the two Charlie's Angels flicks.
	www.sick-boy.com /bigfish.htm (512 words)

	Filmtracks: Big Fish (Danny Elfman)
		Big Fish: (Danny Elfman) When it comes to a project like Big Fish, you have to stop for a moment and be appreciative of the fact that the partnership between director Tim Burton and composer Danny Elfman is once again alive and well.
		With lavish production values, Big Fish is the story of a dying father in Alabama who has spent a lifetime telling his son tall tales about his own youth, with most of the tales far too bizarre to be true.
		The personality of Big Fish is driven by the fiddle and other specialty instruments meant to bring out the Southern lifestyle, and this is a touch that Elfman has rarely employed since Sommersby and Black Beauty.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/big_fish.html (1738 words)

	Big Fish (2003): Reviews
		Big Fish is a clever, smart fantasy that targets the child inside every adult, without insulting the intelligence of either.
		Big Fish of course is a great-looking film, with a fantastical visual style that could be called Felliniesque if Burton had not by now earned the right to the adjective Burtonesque.
		What is most disappointing about Big Fish is the nervousness of its fantasizing--a strange unwillingness, new in Burton's work, to trust the wit of the audience.
	www.metacritic.com /film/titles/bigfish (1346 words)

	EXOTIC FISHING: Strange and Unusual Fish pictures from around the world (including an IGFA world record!) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We were fishing on March 18 and 19, 2004, for one day and one night at the Bang Pakong River mainly for the Grey Eel Catfish (Plotosius canius) and the Freshwater Stingray(Himantura chaophraya) with 2 English friends and return clients, Bruce Dale and Terry Robert Mather.
		This kind of fishing tackle was far to be the best to fight a stingray and I wondered many times if my highly bent rod was going to break next or to be strong enough to take the kind of punishment it was displaying.
		The 2 last fish landed were hooked by legendary European angler friends whom we had the privilege to guide during their stays.
	www.carpecarpio.com /exoticfishpictures.html (6012 words)

	PDA Participatory Simulations @ MIT
		Big fish need to eat little fish to survive and little fish need to avoid big fish to survive.
		Both big fish and little fish have graphs of their population size over time, and a data button that they can use to look in more detail at their populations.
		But what quickly happens is the big fish deplete their little fish stock and quickly die out themselves.
	education.mit.edu /pda/ifish.htm (719 words)

	Big Fish
		Big Fish is an adaptation of the novel by Daniel Wallace, about a son trying to reconcile with his father.
		The magic of Big Fish lies in its stories, with a younger Ed (Ewan McGregor, Down with Love, Attack of the Clones) leaving his small town to explore the world.
		As the title implies, Ed is a big fish in a small pond, and wants to explore the world to see what is out there.
	www.haro-online.com /movies/big_fish.html (708 words)

	IGN: The Stax Report: Script Review of Big Fish
		Big Fish is the story of one Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman with a lifelong penchant for telling tall tales.
		Edward was a “big fish” in a small town but he never quite got the chance to fulfill his ambitions.
		Big Fish is about many things (life, death, love, dreams, fathers and sons, reconciliation) but it’s a particularly compelling statement about the art of storytelling, about “the power of myth” (to borrow a line from Bill Moyers) and its ability to transport, enlighten and entertain us.
	filmforce.ign.com /articles/358/358673p1.html (974 words)

	Danny Elfman 's Music For A Darkened People: Big Fish (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The result is a score that maintains Elfman's delicate sense of intimacy, but with the aforementioned sense of gravity that anchors both the film and the score.
		In a surreal transitional sequence, Bloom is submerged underwater in his car when a fish in a beautiful female form swims by, embodying all of the dreams and flights of fancy that Bloom will always keep but always be kept from pursuing.
		Big Fish is an insightful masterpiece that unites Elfman's prowess for rich subtlety with his gifts as a melodist.
	elfman.filmmusic.com /films/bigfish (2014 words)

	BBC - Films - Big Fish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Steven Spielberg was initially set to land Big Fish, but this is the one that got away.
		Both a celebration of the art of storytelling and a touching father-son drama, this is arguably the best use yet of CGI (computer-generated images) to enhance and enrich a movie - Big Fish cost $70 million to make, and it's all on the screen for your enjoyment.
		Big Fish really is a film you have to catch.
	www.bbc.co.uk /films/2003/12/02/big_fish_2004_review.shtml (411 words)

	Big Fish Movie Review
		Big Fish is an enchanting and whimsical treat for the whole family to experience.
		Big Fish touches on fantasy, adventure, heroics, and the love and importance of a family.
		Big Fish is a story upon a story upon a story.
	www.thecelebritycafe.com /movies/full_review/375.html (650 words)

	Tim Burton Dreams - Big Fish - A novel by Daniel Wallace - movie directed by Tim Burton
		The bond between parent and child is often thought to be the strongest there is, they often spend a huge amount of time together and even share each other’s physical and mental characteristics.
		Sometimes in these cases all the answers we long for are provided at the time of a parent’s death and at other times we will live with the realisation that we never really knew our parents.
		Big Fish explores these issues: in this case peace is made between William and his father before he dies but the answers to some of William’s questions are not fully revealed – these questions seem too hard for his father to think through, let alone answer.
	minadream.com /timburton/BigFish.php (881 words)

	Young Naturalists: Monsters of the Deep - Minnesota Conservation Volunteer ( Sept. - Oct. 1999 ): Minnesota DNR
		Minnesota's six biggest fish are the lake sturgeon, flathead catfish, muskellunge, carp, paddlefish, and northern pike.
		The biggest fish many anglers catch in their lives is a carp.
		Carp, a Eurasian fish found throughout Minnesota, average 3 to 6 pounds, and catching a 10- or 15-pounder is not uncommon.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /young_naturalists/monsters (1454 words)

	Muer Seafood Restaurants - Big Fish, Dearborn MI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Big Fish concept is Chuck Muer Restaurant's answer to filling a market void for high quality, moderately priced, casual seafood restaurants.
		The restaurant was given the name Big Fish because that is how each and every guest is meant to feel when dining at the restaurant - like a "Big Fish".
		Big Fish offers two open dining rooms, an outdoor patio and what may be the largest steamer/cocktail bar in town.
	www.muer.com /locations/bigfish_dearborn/bigfish_dearborn.html (118 words)

	The Big Fish - Movie Review by Snider Rodrigues - TEN Movies
		Big Fish is a story which in turn relates to us the stories of Edward Bloom (Albert Finney).
		Be it the highly sophisticated set design or the gloriously shot sequences, Big Fish lives up to every expectation one could have of Hollywood's modern visionary.
		Big Fish is not all fancy sets and visual delight.
	movies.theemiratesnetwork.com /reviews.php?id=1060 (445 words)

	The Crappie Killer - Big Fish Page...
		This page is a collection of big fish photo's, memorable photo's and member photo's.
		Tony caught this fish trolling on Jordan Lake on May 17, 2000 using a Capps and Coleman rig.
		The fish took a white curly tail jig on a 1/16 oz head.
	www.thecrappiekiller.com /bigfish.html (559 words)

	Home
		Since 1999 we have taken on some big and not so big events, handled a bunch of details and made a lot of clients and participants very happy.
		Dean Brokop of Big Fish Management is the Executive Producer for the WCMA’s which consist of a three day music industry conference, a music festival and two award shows.
		Big Fish Management has produced this province-wide talent search since 2001.
	www.bfevents.com (289 words)

	Big Fish - A film by Tim Burton
		"Fish" revolves around a dying father (Finney) and his son (Crudup), who is trying to learn more about his dad by piecing together the stories he has gathered over the years.
		In August, Big Fish Productions established their central operations for the film at the College's Cloverdale Campus, formerly Cloverdale Junior High School, just across Fairview Avenue from the College's main campus.
		Big Fish, based on a novel of the same name by Alabama native Daniel Wallace, is the story of a father/son relationship and of the myths and realities that shaped the elder character's life.
	www.indieking.com /bigfish.html (1735 words)

	USATODAY.com - Fanciful 'Big Fish' swimming in visual delight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Tim Burton's fancifully sweet Big Fish (***½ out of four) has enough tasty bait to satisfy an array of moviegoers: Burton fans, Albert Finney fans, fans of tall tales well spun by experts and fans of movies that don't look like any other.
		Fish's storybook look serves, instead of overwhelms, the fantastically episodic life of a protagonist played in seamless harmony by Ewan McGregor (as a young man) and Finney (the older, dying version).
		Big Fish takes a while to get its bearings, but it gets better and better.
	www.usatoday.com /life/movies/reviews/2003-12-10-big-fish_x.htm (549 words)

	Cape Cod Tuna Fishing Charters - Fishing for Tuna with Big Fish Charters
		We are specialists in Blue Fin Tuna Fishing and have had the "hottest," most consistent success record over the past 25 years of any other sport fishing charter boat in our area.
		Prices can vary on each fish depending on the amount of fat in the meat (The more the better), size, color, shape, oil in the meat, the position of Japanese yen to dollar and the supply and demand (number of other giant tuna caught that day).
		Most of our Blue fin Tuna fishing is done on "Stellwagen Bank" and "Cape Cod Bay." This has been the hottest place for giant blue fins in the world for the last 30 years or more.
	www.bigfishcharters.com /tuna_fishing.htm (609 words)

	USATODAY.com - Zanuck says he's hooked on 'Big Fish' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Big Fish is a movie about tall tales and an Alabama man (played by Ewan McGregor and Albert Finney) who tells them.
		Big Fish arrives in theaters just in time for the holidays.
		Columbia Pictures' faith in the film is borne out by their decision to release Big Fish for the highly competitive Thanksgiving weekend, up against Eddie Murphy's The Haunted Mansion and the second week of The Cat in the Hat with Mike Myers.
	www.usatoday.com /life/movies/reviews/2003-08-07-big-fish_x.htm (276 words)

	slant // magazine.com: Film Review - Big Fish
		McGregor's sociable Edward Bloom is a big fish in a small town, a Johnny Appleseed who refuses to settle for a life less ordinary.
		Big Fish is a cosmic gallery of Gothic inventions and magical wish fulfillments.
		Big Fish is sentimental but never manipulative, a non-secular tall tale that speaks to our universal desire to live life not necessarily to its fullest, but with wonderment of our very existence.
	www.slantmagazine.com /film/film_review.asp?ID=897 (543 words)

	Muer Seafood Restaurants - Bigfish, Princeton NJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Big Fish Seafood Bistro conveniently located on Route 1 in the Princeton MarketFair is the latest addition to the CA Muer collection of restaurants.
		Big Fish is a total experience of food, art, environment and energy.
		They can choose from fish and chips, pizza, chicken fingers and other kid friendly favorites while the one and only Big Fish Tackle Box entertains them.
	www.muer.com /locations/bigfish_princeton/bigfishprinceton.html (529 words)

	IGN: Big Fish: Music From The Motion Picture Review
		Elfman's score is a wonderful balance of introspective bittersweetness and whimsical fantasia, which begins with "Pictures," a quietly brief interlude that mixes strings and distant piano into a wash of memory, loss, and joy.
		It melts into "Big Fish (Titles)", which set the recurring tone of the film with the aforementioned mixture of sadness and joy thanks to swelling strings, nice minimalistic piano, and an overall sense of emotion.
		Almost too short in length to be considered actual songs, they work more as animated and engaging scene cues, short pieces that have been crafted to heighten the dramatic tension of specific scenes in the film.
	music.ign.com /articles/494/494268p1.html (696 words)

	Cape Cod Fishing Charters for Cod, Shark, Tuna, Bass with BigFish Charters II
		We are a saltwater sport fishing charter service which operates from Marshfield, Massachusetts, close to Boston and Plymouth.
		We are a full-time, 7 day-a-week, professional charter fishing business totally equipped to meet the demands from novice to experts.
		Unlike part-time charter boats, we must consistently produce fish for you, since this is our only business and we depend on your repeat business to make our living.
	www.bigfishcharters.com (340 words)

	Big Fish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It was truly a big, loud blockbuster, in which the special effects department seemed to be running the show at the expense of anything resembling story, character, dialog, or coherence.
		With Big Fish, then, Burton appears to be attempting a kind of career downsizing—a return to his cinematic roots.
		By the time Big Fish reaches its finale, the deck is so stacked against reality that Crudup’s Will is forced to lean over the fence to his father’s side and spin a yarn of his own.
	www.culturevulture.net /Movies8/BigFish.htm (689 words)

	Big Fish (Danny Elfman) - scorereviews.com soundtrack review
		And while the composer's music for Burton's Big Fish isn't one of his absolute best efforts it is damn close at times.
		But Scissorhands was written fourteen years ago (damn, time really flies...) and Elfman has matured as a composer a lot since then and Big Fish is more of the new Elfman, than the old one, focusing less on grand themes and more on texture.
		Well, although Big Fish isn't a typical big theme score, Elfman weaves in a couple of nice melodies into the score.
	www.scorereviews.com /title.asp?id=412 (506 words)

	Amazon.com: Big Fish: DVD: Ewan McGregor,Albert Finney,Billy Crudup,Jessica Lange,Helena Bonham Carter,Alison ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Big Fish is the best movie I have ever seen and I have sent many, many people to see it and none have been disappointed.
		`Big Fish' reminds you that sometimes you just have to see with the eyes of a child and to accept that their life is their tall tales.
		This "fish tale" is generally a nice story about a father who tells tall tales for years to everyone and has a son who has resented those stories, thinking his father was nothing but hot air.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001GOH6Q?v=glance (1934 words)

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