releasehappybutterpants So, okay ElizabethBennett, it isn't the greatest movie in the world. Calling childhood bullies rapists is going a little too far to the extreme don't ya think? Actually, your argument is completely void and holds no truth so I won't even comment any further.Silly and playful it was. Assuming you aren't a tight-butt who takes everything too dang seriously. IT'S A MOVIE MADE TO MAKE YOU LAUGH, PEOPLE, NOTHING ELSE. I doubt Tom Arnold is a rapist or is representing one either. That is insane. Talk about psychopaths.No, I am not an ex bully. I actually never got the privilege of meeting one either. But I am sure, that some (maybe some) aren't ex-cons and may have a home and family that they take well care of. Seeing as how someone below, "Doesn't take this lightly.', maybe you should jut lighten up a bit and laugh. Have some unharbored resentments towards a classmate, then it's probably not the movie for you. Otherwise, watch it and laugh. It made me laugh. Along with my husband and nephews and nieces. My grandmother even liked it. (She must be a psychopath for liking the bully movie.) LOL! Have fun!

wishkah7 Did Rick Moranis's movie career end with this monstrosity called Big Bully? Haven't heard from him since. In this one he plays a writer who got bullied as a child and then gets even with the bully and moves out of town to the west coast. Then in the long run he gets a teaching job opportunity in his hometown only to be tormented by his old nemesis all over again. Now he has a kid who's a bully and his tormenter has a kid who's the bullied? This was supposed to be funny? If anything, it's depressing! Who in their right mind would want to go back to their hometown especially if they've been an outcast or had bad memories when they lived there? Totally unrealistic if you ask me. What was a respected comedian like Don Knotts doing in a movie like this? Then at the end they move to New York with the bully and his family in tow. Well, ha ha! Don't show this movie to your kids. Stay away from Big Bully even if you've been bullied a lot as a child. Big Bully I heard won some Razzie Awards, it certainly deserved it. It's just a sad travesty that passes itself off as a family movie. If you want to see Rick Moranis in his prime, then see "Spaceballs" or "Little Shop of Horrors". And in the meantime I think we can only hope Big Bully gets sent to the garbage incinerator right where it belongs!

dee.reid David Leary was bullied by Rosco Bigger a.k.a. Fang as a kid. He gets even with Rosco the day he rats him out after he stole the "moon rock". Soon enough David gets his chance to really get even when his parents tell him he's moving. Some years later David(played by Rick Moranis) is grown up and has a son. He returns to his hometown and discovers that Rosco(Tom Arnold) grown up too. Rosco remembers David and soon all hell breaks lose.I don't understand why it is that people hate this movie. Come on, it's hilarious. Tom Arnold has never been funnier. I think it's kind of strange that David was a victim growing up and now his son is a bully and Rosco was a bully growing up and that his son is a victim. 10/10

Liz H this was absolutely my LEAST favourite movie in the history of time. it went NO WHERE, with the most annoying actors. most bad movies always have their minor good parts, not this one. the only reason i watched the entire movie was to see if it was going to have a pleasant ending. it was HORRIBLE. pure crap. :)Liz