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Big Fish - Horror? fairy tale? love? sci-fi? Father and son?
Leif 2022-04-20 09:01:08
At the beginning, a big fish dived, which made me feel gloomy and cold, as if it was a horror movie. Then, the happy life of my father in the town made me feel that this was a fairy tale movie, and the plot flowed smoothly and orderly. , When I got to the circus, I met his true love, which made me think it was a love movie, and the adventure of a robber made me think it was a detective movie. The repetition of the little girl in the small town made me think it was a tragedy In the movie, in the end, the son accompanied his father in the hospital to talk about the ending of his death, and finally understood that this was a movie about a big fish, a movie about a son's understanding of his father's life process. He was a big fish before death, and he was more comfortable after death
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Burdette 2022-03-25 09:01:05
In fact, life is like a fairy tale. It doesn’t matter whether you want it to be true or false. What’s important is that you want it to be legendary or plain. No matter which one you choose, we are all reborn from the place where it ended. The beginning ends. This is life, a short and long life. (BTW, finally crying as a fool TAT
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Ned 2022-03-23 09:01:11
I thought that when I watched enough movies, I could write something for "Big Fish", but I still burst into tears and speechless. Even if I don’t know how to write, I will always remember this movie, especially the moment when time freezes, the phrase "People say that when you meet your beloved, time will pause-it really is." Of course, also There is the following sentence: "People didn't tell you that when the needle resumed its rotation again, it would be so fast that people could not catch up."
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Jenny: I loved a man who could never love me back. I was living in a fairytale.
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Young Jenny: There's leaches in there.
Young Ed Bloom: Did you see that woman?
Young Jenny: What did she look like?
Young Ed Bloom: Well, she was, uh...
Young Jenny: Was she naked?
Young Ed Bloom: Yeah, she was.
Young Jenny: It's not a woman. It's a fish. No one ever catches her.