Name: Big Fish
Released: 2020-02-18
Duration: 2 h 5 min
Cast: Ewan McGregor, Billy Crudup, Albert Finney

Words to remember

Nouns

1) chickenpox

-Did you have the chickenpox? -I wish.
2) kerb

We come flying out over the kerb. . .
3) servitude

Tell me, Karl, have you ever heard the term "involuntary servitude"?
4) ukulele

. . .we'd worked out a new routine, using only a ukulele and a harmonica.
5) leech

There's leech in there.
6) laureate

He's our poet laureate. Come on.
7) picket

. . .with a white picket fence.
8) annoyance

One of my greatest annoyance is when. . .
9) postmaster

. . .the postmaster finally caught up with me.
10) barge

. . .a barge to Cuba, and a smaII, dirty canoe to Miami.
11) catfish

. . . but in doing so I'd be killing the smartest catfish in the Ashton River.
12) graveyard

These woods wouId become my graveyard.
13) momma

Your momma says I can't tell you that one anymore.
14) riches

And for that, it was aII the riches a man couId ever want.
15) coward

If I go back, they'll think I'm a coward.
16) neighbour

Her neighbour drove her, on account of your father was away on business. . .
17) lure

Worms, lure, peanut butter, peanut butter and cheese.
18) metaphor

I'm trying to make a metaphor here.
19) mister

I think we ought to get you a plant mister. . .
20) swamp

Now, this took place in the swamp outside of Ashton.
21) ambition

My muscIes and my bones couIdn't keep up with my body's ambition.
22) groom

OnIy the groom had changed.
23) parrot

. . . but African parrot, in their native Congo, they speak only French.
24) shack

. . .untiI the shack no Ionger resembIed itseIf.
25) axe

. . . like he was waiting for the axe to fall all day.
26) speculation

I didn't put any stock into such speculation or superstition.
27) thief

Some said that fish was the ghost of a thief. . .
28) gut

. . .was now lost in the gut of an uncatchable fish.

Verbs

1) destine

It was destine to be.
2) tempt

I mean, I'd be tempt to eat them myself.
3) trample

I've been shot, stabbed, and trample a few times. I broke my ribs twice.
4) haunt

. . .and it had deveIoped a reputation for being haunt.
5) drown

. . .who'd drown in that river 60 years before.
6) rattle

"Oh, not to worry." But I could see he was rattle.
7) pave

A new one which was pave and an oIder one that wasn't.
8) offend

-I'm sorry. Have I offend you? -No.
9) presume

And on some level, I just presume that he was. . .
10) uncover

. . .when I uncover an articIe about the common goIdfish.
11) stab

I've been shot, stab, and trampled a few times. I broke my ribs twice.
12) wander

. . .and the occasionaI puppy who wander into her yard.
13) swear

If that's what you want, I swear to it.
14) recognise

I've seen a picture of you. That's how I recognise you.
15) bother

I'm sorry to have bother you.
16) freeze

They didn't count on there being an elephant frozen inside.
17) intend

. . .was that I was intend for Iarger things.
18) steal

Oh, someone stole my backpack.
19) defeat

WhiIe I took the beating of a Iifetime, Don Price was uItimateIy defeat.
20) fate

As difficuIt as it was to reach Spectre, I was fate to get there eventuaIIy.
21) trap

Doggy! My doggy! My doggy's trap !
22) attract

Which attract the flies, which got stuck to it. . .
23) grab

The Beast jumped up and grab it before it even hit the water.
24) snap

And just as fast, he snap clean through that line.
25) preserve

In order for the town to be preserve, the trust must own it, in its entirety.
26) belong

I wasn't aware that she belong to anyone.
27) suspect

Well, I suspect it will hurt. A lot.
28) engage

-She was engage to somebody else. -I never knew.

Adverbs

1) upriver

I followed that fish upriver and downriver.
2) somehow

When the phone rang, she didn't think it was somehow me caIIing her.
3) perfectly

. . .fill its head with nonsense, and still it turns out perfectly fine.
4) somewhere

And I started thinking maybe he's got this second life somewhere else.
5) apparently

Apparently I overlooked this one piece of it, and I'd like to remedy that.
6) twice

I've been shot, stabbed, and trampled a few times. I broke my ribs twice.
7) truly

I was gonna have to use something he truly desired.
8) exactly

You did exactly what you promised.
9) alone

I'm gonna spend the rest of my life looking for her. That or die alone.
10) perhaps

It occurred to me then that perhaps the reason for my growth. . .
11) sometimes

Sometimes the only way to catch an uncatchable woman. . .
12) finally

Well, that was the day I finally caught him.
13) instead

Instead of buying a convertible, you buy a town?
14) quite

Truth is, no one quite knew what was wrong.
15) especially

. . . unless they're especially portentous. Do you know what that word means?
16) late

I have to meet somebody, and I'm already running late.
17) almost

-You must've taken a shortcut. -Why, yes, I did. It almost killed me.
18) actually

Josephine actually went to the Congo last year.
19) kind

. . . it could kind of screw you up.
20) inside

They didn't count on there being an elephant frozen inside.
21) soon

-. . .soon to be mother of my child. . . -Make him stop.
22) enough

. . .strong enough to hold up a bridge, they said, if only for a few minutes.
23) later

Wasn't three weeks later when the crow came back to me in a dream. . .
24) though

Sure is a lot now, though, huh?
25) fast

And just as fast, he snapped clean through that line.
26) together

Stick together, that's the way it's gonna be.
27) usually

Oh, I don't usually remember. . .
28) else

. . .why did it strike so quick on gold when nothing else would attract it?

Adjectives

1) uncatchable

. . .was now lost in the gut of an uncatchable fish.
2) portentous

. . . unless they're especially portentous. Do you know what that word means?
3) undelivered

So after three years, there was a lot of undelivered mail.
4) unconscionable

-No. -"Unconscionable contract"?
5) arduous

And so the twins and I began our arduous journey. . .
6) unbroken

AII the same, I preferred to keep my bones unbroken.
7) reddish

Reddish-blondish hair?
8) embarrassed

Don't be embarrassed. I should never have let you think that. . . .
9) destined

Because I'm destined to marry you.
10) amusing

You tell amusing lies.
11) unbelievable

It's unbelievable.
12) rewarding

. . .the more difficuIt something is, the more rewarding it is in the end.
13) depressed

What's the matter? I haven't seen a customer so depressed. . .
14) deceased

They were aIive, whiIe I was officiaIIy deceased.
15) rude

It's rude to talk about religion. You never know who you're gonna offend.
16) asleep

. . .and you and I are in the hospital, and I've fallen asleep. And I wake up. . .
17) surprising

. . .the endings were aIways the most surprising of aII.
18) charming

Just as charming and just as fake.
19) gentle

. . . because he is our own gentle giant.
20) fancy

. . . I might choose the fancy version.
21) fake

Just as charming and just as fake.
22) damn

. . . because the damn church people drive too slow.
23) hazardous

So I took every hazardous assignment I could find. . .
24) incredible

I spent a week in Morocco for the story. It was incredible.
25) engaged

No, I'm sorry I'm engaged to be married.
26) unusual

The last part is much more unusual.
27) triple

. . .the fish will grow double, triple, or quadruple its size."
28) sad

The strange thing is, there's not a sad face to be found.

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