A true testament to the necessity of storytelling.

Rating: Null/10 (29 April 2004)

Well, I've finally seen Big Fish. This is truly Tim Burton's masterpiece. A true testament to the necessity of storytelling.
Did anyone else see Spectre as a metaphor for heaven? Especially as Ed is descending from the forest (hell) into the vibrant, bleached world of Spectre? Strangely, though, this heaven seems to act as a device of temptation for Ed. Am I alone in this observation?
Also, how many Tim Burton films depict imaginary machines that prepare food? Pee Wee's Big Adventure (Breakfast); Edward Scissorhands (Cookies); Big Fish (Breakfast)... Are there any others?
What does everyone else think?
Is this Burton's best?
B.