In a vibrant yet tumultuous art scene of the 1950s, "Big Eyes" unfolds the intriguing true story of Margaret Keane, portrayed by Amy Adams, a talented painter whose distinctive works featuring wide-eyed children capture the public's imagination. However, her success is overshadowed by her charismatic but manipulative husband, Walter Keane, played by Christoph Waltz, who claims credit for her art and thrives on the deception. As Margaret grapples with her identity and the truth of her talent, she finds herself caught in a web of lies, driven by Walter's ambition and charm.

The film explores themes of empowerment and artistic integrity, balancing drama and comedy as it delves into Margaret's struggle for recognition in a male-dominated world. With a backdrop of colorful visuals and a whimsical tone characteristic of director Tim Burton, the narrative highlights the emotional and psychological toll of living under someone else's shadow. As the stakes rise, Margaret must decide whether to reclaim her voice and art, setting the stage for a conflict that challenges both her and Walter's perceptions of success and love.