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Read from 48 comments (46 from Metacritic, 2 from TMDB reviews) β 15 of them described how it moves.
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βhorrendously offbeat climaxβ
Gamzguy17 Β· Metacritic β
βmalgrΓ© quelques longueurs et reditesβ
Broyax Β· Metacritic β
βabout an hour before the movie ends you start questioning why doesn't she sue this guy? she can actually ask the guy to draw one girl with big eyes and then everyone would know that he's a liar, BUT you have to wait all day to same thing happen at the endβ
sorou8h Β· Metacritic β
βthe pacing is a bit off and it tends to slow way down at timesβ
WJS Β· Metacritic β
βIt also has a beautiful message for us at the end.β
MadMaxFuryRoad Β· Metacritic β
βduring the court sequences, after a long-standing filibuster from Walter, which presumably should be funny but only feels insufferableβ
lasttimeisaw Β· Metacritic β
Read 28 Aug 2026 Β· confidence 100% Β· scored on the same 0-100 scale as a community score Β· how this works
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βShot for shot, Big Eyes is one of the most beautiful-looking movies of 2014, but to say that isnβt enough, because itβs not just pretty, not just pleasing to the eye. Itβs visually astute. It is made by people aware of what these screen images mean, what they refer to, and the psychological effect that they will have on an audience.β
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle Β· 100
βAdams. From the first time we saw her on the screen, we knew what she was feeling and thinking, just from staring into those huge, hopeful and sometimes hurt eyes. Her big eyes make this Big Eyes one of the best pictures of the year.β
Roger Moore, Movie Nation Β· 88
βAs eccentric as his subjects are, Burton plays things relatively straightforward. This is one of the most mainstream movies heβs ever done. Itβs also one of the more entertaining movies of the year.β
Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times Β· 88
βThere's more tenderness in Big Eyes, and a playfully framed but nonetheless emphatic you-go-girl spirit to the proceedings, as we watch Margaret - a magnificent Adams - slowly emerge from her shell.β
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer Β· 88
βDespite its sharp feminist sting, Big Eyes never loses its light touch. Maybe the lesson here is that Burton should venture out of his dark, creepy comfort zone more often.β
Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly Β· 83
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 28 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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βhorrendously offbeat climaxβ
Gamzguy17about 80β100% inread it β
βmalgrΓ© quelques longueurs et reditesβ
Broyaxabout 33β66% inread it β
βabout an hour before the movie ends you start questioning why doesn't she sue this guy? she can actually ask the guy to draw one girl with big eyes and then everyone would know that he's a liar, BUT you have to wait all day to same thing happen at the endβ
sorou8habout 50β100% inread it β
βthe pacing is a bit off and it tends to slow way down at timesβ
WJSabout 0β100% inread it β
βFilm making could be the windows of the soul... Directed by Tim Burton and written by Scott Alexander & Larry Karaszewski, Big Eyes brings to the screen the story of artist Margaret Keane (Amy Adams), who was producing a number of paintings of waifs with big eyes that captured the art world's imagination. Unfortunately her charlatan husband (Christolph Waltz) manipulated the interest in her work to claim it as his own, leading to Margaret having to front up to the lie and take the case to couβ
John Chardread it β
βWhen I first started watching the movie "Big Eyes" starring Amy Adams, I didn't have high expectations. I assumed it would be another typical older film that had its time in the spotlight. However, I was pleasantly surprised as the story unfolded. The film follows a wife who decides to leave her husband, realizing he's not the right match for her. She finds solace in a painter who she admires, leading to a fast-paced romance. Both characters are artists, with the wife painting children with bβ
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