Movie: Big fish (Big Fish)

Better to be eaten than to be a coward!

Speaking with a stranger about religion, you risk to insult him.

- Dad didn't tell you about the day you were born?
- Yes, a thousand times. He finally caught a fish.
- Not fiction, but what is. Didn't tell you?
- No.
- Your mother came in about three in the afternoon. Brought her neighbor, because your father was on a business trip. Birth prematurely, but there were no complications. Everything was perfect. Father regretted that he was not. It is now accepted that the father was present at birth, but then I don't know what would have changed if he were in town. That's how you were born. Not very exciting, is it? If I had to choose between the true version and the one about a fish and a wedding ring, I still would have chosen the second - that's it for me.
- Good version.

The man tells stories many times and becomes inseparable from them. They live on after his death, and thus he becomes immortal.

Have you ever heard a joke so many times that you've forgotten why it's funny, and then you hear it again as if for the first time, and remember that it brought you delight.

- Although my heart belonged to Sandra, all the other body parts belonged to the US government...

An adventure as big as life itself.
Adventure as big as life itself.

The biggest fish in the river becomes the one that does not bite the bait...

The harder the test the more the reward.

They say when you meet the love of your life, time stops, and it's true... But everyone missed that then it starts at full speed, making up for lost time...

The same at different ages is seen in different ways...

That night I realized that most things you consider evil or wicked are simply lonely and lacking in social niceties...
(I learned that creatures who are considered horrible or evil, just very lonely and don't know how to survive in this world.)

There are times when we must fight, but there are also, when it is better to accept that all is lost. The ship has sailed and only a fool would Balk... But the fact that I was always a fool...