Big Fat Liar

Big Fat Liar

Family • PG • 2002 • 1 hr 28 min

4.8

5.6

Starring

Frankie Muniz, Paul Giamatti, Amanda Bynes, Amanda Detmer, Sandra Oh

Directed By

Written By

Attributes

Simple Fast Light Watch With Family

Genre

Family Comedy Adventure

Release Date

February 8, 2002

User Reviews

A fun watch but not happy it was written by Dan Schneider - Amanda Byrnes shines as always though

Saw this as a kid. Watched multiple times yet I can’t remember much except the feeling of enjoyment

I loved this as a kid, it's definitely very silly but really well produced.

unexpectedly good. lots of memorable scenes

This movie is the pinochle of cinema. If you haven’t seen this movie you’re not a true movie lover at heart. Sorry but it’s true

This movie was awesome to little kid me. It's one that I want to come to in the future.

Molly Claire Dungan

I still watch this movie every time it’s on.

matthew herondale

i ve seen it when i was younger and i remember liking it...maybe i would change my opinion now tho

One of my favourites as a kid, had this on VCR and rewatched multiple times

pretty good movie. amanda bynes is great in this. kinda became background noise for me. good characters and story. might rewatch.

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4.8 – Based on 5.8k ratings

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