'Big Fish' is one of my favourite movies. the tale of how a son, William Bloom (Billy Crudup), tries to piece together a picture of the life of his father, Edward (Albert Finney), based on the facts he can uncover, the accounts of his mother, Sandy (Jessica Lange), and the tall tales told by the old man. in fact, the lovestory of Edward and Sandy is attract me. In order to marry Sandy, Edward buy all town's daffodils and put around Sandy' house.

Edward is an inveterate storyteller, with a penchant for embellishing events from his own life. As William puts it, "In telling the story of my father's life, it's impossible to separate fact from fiction, the man from the myth." But now Edward is dying and William must come to terms with all aspects of his father - the real and the imaginary. In the process, he discovers that some of Edward's supposed fantasies aren't as outlandish as he supposed. At the end of movie, I am shocked and moved. Actually, it is a good movie to understand father's love and we should have more communication with our dear father.