Best movie ever!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Cinematography and filming location won my heart and kept my interest. Felt like spending a relaxing summer vacation there. One liners such as "All of Europe is a graveyard", "I fall in love with every pretty thing" Fiennes drowning scene quote " We're all disgusting, but we love each other anyway" stuck with me for some reason. Lackluster ending. I rated this higher as the film stuck with me and I found it different from many other stamped out films.

Randomly found this movie and I got hooked. Beautiful casts. Intriguing. Real. Beautiful location. Dreamy. Beautiful fashion sense. Love this kind of movie.If you're a fan of blockbusters or festival films - you might find this movie boring. It's not amusing nor profound at all.Just a movie, beautifully done.

I watched a Bigger Splash for an hour before I gave up. I realised I didn't care about any of the characters apart from the Italian maid. I've worked on films like this all the enjoyment was in the making.

I thought this film was annoying, at best. It is also very pretentious. I believe this is owed to the director, who apparently is under the impression he has already won the DGA Lifetime Achievement Award. The worst part is the casting of Tilda Swinton as a rock star (???). She has the charm and appeal of cabbage plant. I can think of at least a half-dozen actresses who are better suited for the role.At first, I was thinking of Gwyneth Paltrow, who is very smart, sexy, beautiful and much more believable. However, I changed my mind, and began leaning towards someone with more of an edge; say Noomi Rapace (or maybe Mirielle Enos).