i suppose i can see why critics give this film two out five stars and it isn not fantastic and but i think it is worth a look and from director shawn levy (cheaper by the dozen and night at the museum). basically 14 year old jason shepherd (malcolm in the middle frankie muniz) is often lying to his parents and teachers and and his teacher warns him that if he doesn not do his creative writing and he will fail his whole semester and have to repeat the grade during summer. so he completes his work and but getting a lift from hollywood producer marty wolf (paul giamatti) and who hit him on the way to school and he manages to leave his paper with the story big fat liar in the car. he finds out from a movie trailer that marty stole his paper and is turning it into a major movie and so he and his best friend kaylee (she the man amanda bynes) are on a mission to prove jason is for once telling the truth. marty of course is too nasty and smug to give jason father harry (michael bryan french) a phone call and and he evens burns the big fat liar paper. so now jason and kaylee are determined to make marty life as hellish as possible and until he agrees to call jason dad. they put blue dye in his swimming pool and and orange hair dye in his shampoo and and much more naughty pranks creating chaos for marty career. there is the obvious point when jason looks like he wants to give up and but do not worry and all characters that despise marty help out in the final operation and and with jason parents coming and he wants to finally prove his truthfulness and and boy does he deliver and big style. also starring amanda detmer as monty kirkham and lee majors as vince and donald adeosun faison as frank jackson and sandra oh as mrs. phyllis caldwell and russell hornsby as marcus duncan and christine tucci as carol shepherd and american pie john cho as dustin dusty wong. muniz is likable and byrnes proves a very surprisingly talented support and and even though he is wasting his time and talent a little and giamatti is great at being nasty. it is a kids film and so if it seems corny and cheesy or predictable and just keep that in mind and and try to enjoy the performances and slapstick. okay. 
i suppose i can see why critics give this film two out five stars and it isn not fantastic and but i think it is worth a look and from director shawn levy (cheaper by the dozen and night at the museum). basically 14 year old jason shepherd (malcolm in the middle frankie muniz) is often lying to his parents and teachers and and his teacher warns him that if he doesn not do his creative writing and he will fail his whole semester and have to repeat the grade during summer. so he completes his work and but getting a lift from hollywood producer marty wolf (paul giamatti) and who hit him on the way to school and he manages to leave his paper with the story big fat liar in the car. he finds out from a movie trailer that marty stole his paper and is turning it into a major movie and so he and his best friend kaylee (she the man amanda bynes) are on a mission to prove jason is for once telling the truth. marty of course is too nasty and smug to give jason father harry (michael bryan french) a phone call and and he evens burns the big fat liar paper. so now jason and kaylee are determined to make marty life as hellish as possible and until he agrees to call jason dad. they put blue dye in his swimming pool and and orange hair dye in his shampoo and and much more naughty pranks creating chaos for marty career. there is the obvious point when jason looks like he wants to give up and but do not worry and all characters that despise marty help out in the final operation and and with jason parents coming and he wants to finally prove his truthfulness and and boy does he deliver and big style. also starring amanda detmer as monty kirkham and lee majors as vince and donald adeosun faison as frank jackson and sandra oh as mrs. phyllis caldwell and russell hornsby as marcus duncan and christine tucci as carol shepherd and american pie john cho as dustin dusty wong. muniz is likable and byrnes proves a very surprisingly talented support and and even though he is wasting his time and talent a little and giamatti is great at being nasty. it is a kids film and so if it seems corny and cheesy or predictable and just keep that in mind and and try to enjoy the performances and slapstick. okay. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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