Stunning. Once again.

Rating: 7/10 (17 May 2006)

I have watched this movie three times now. I still can't shake the feeling off - the same one I had when I watched "The Nightmare Before Christmas".
Although I enjoyed "Wallace and Grommit" - a lot - I'm happy to have found this little gem, and I do believe it should have won the Oscar. It simply takes the art of animation to a whole new level, all while carrying on a sweet little story of love, redemption, and forgiveness.
Yep, the same feeling I got with Jack, Sally, and the rest of the gang in "Nightmare". It's more of the same - only even more beautiful this time, and a bit sweeter, darker, and sadder. "Nightmare" has a better musical selection (actually, it may be my favorite soundtrack), and the story has become a classic of sorts after all these years. But it'd be impossible to choose which one is better. I'm just happy both exist.
Films like this, "Big Fish", "Nightmare", make you happy to be alive.
10/10.