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Big Fat Liar (2002) |
| 24 reviews |
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Film rated 2.9 / 5
(Chick rating: 2.8 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.1 / 5)
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| Frankie goes to Hollywood. |
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| 'Home Alone' in Hollywood. |
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| Giamatti isn't re-lie-able. |
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| Producer becomes blue meanie. |
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| Shepherd fleeced by Wolf. |
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| Frankie's essay becomes movie. |
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| Paul Giamatti works blue. |
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| Wolf steals from Shepherd. |
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| Film exec fleeces freshman. |
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| Stolen homework = Hollywood blockbuster. |
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| Malcolm gives Giamatti blues. |
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| Producer steals kid's blockbuster. |
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| Giamatti's producer takes assignment. |
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| Malcolm, stick to sitcoms. |
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| Giamatti options Malcolm's homework. |
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| Marty Wolfs Shepherd's story. |
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| Adult steals kid's screenplay. |
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| Hollywood mogul milks minor. |
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| Middle child turns revengeful. |
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