How can anyone give this less than 10/10?

Rating: 10/10 (21 September 2008)

It was brilliant. I am a huge Tim Burton fan, I love just about every film he's ever made with the exception of 'Mars Attacks' but this was of extra high standard.
It tells the story of a man called Edward Bloom except at the same time it doesn't. The story revolves around the idea that Edward likes to make up stories to make his life more interesting. No-one seems to mind, his stories have a certain charm to them, no-one except his son that is who goes to visit him on his deathbed in the hope that he might learn something true about his father. Besides the human relationships side of the story is a charming fantasy side including giants, Siamese twins and a poet turned criminal.
It has to appeal to everyone surely? It looks amazing, the story is brilliant, its highly imaginative, features fine performances from all the actors and simultaneously brings a smile to your face and a tear to your eye.
It is without a doubt in my top ten favourite films and that means quite a lot coming from me, I have seen a lot of films a lot of which I like.
Everyone should own this. It was so good I didn't want to watch it the next day. Does anyone know what i mean by that? I want to ration it somehow. I'm like that with Tarrentino films, you want to let the first one sink in properly before you move onto the next one.
It was brilliant. Don't even rent it buy it and watch it and enjoy it. Oh and at the bits that might seem a little confusing just go with it.