Big

The story follows 13-year-old Josh Baskin, who after wishing to be "big" at a carnival's fortune-telling machine, wakes up transformed into a grown man. Despite his adult appearance, Josh retains his youthful mind, leading to comedic and heartfelt moments as he navigates the adult world, including a job at a toy company and a tentative romance.

Penny Marshall directed Big, marking her second feature film after the success of "Jumpin' Jack Flash." Tom Hanks' performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Robert Loggia, who plays the toy company owner, received an Oscar nod for Best Supporting Actor. The film's blend of humor, warmth, and fantasy elements resonated with audiences and critics alike.

Big is noted for its iconic scenes, including the famous piano dance sequence performed by Hanks and co-star Robert Loggia. The film captures a nostalgic New York City setting and explores themes of innocence, maturity, and the desire to grow up quickly. It also features supporting performances by Elizabeth Perkins and Jon Lovitz.

Collectors can find Big on various physical formats including VHS, laserdisc, DVD, and Blu-ray. Each format offers a chance to experience the film's blend of fantasy and comedy, which helped define late 1980s cinema. Its enduring popularity ensures it remains a staple for collectors of classic American films and Tom Hanks' filmography.