Forrest Gump (1/10) Best Movie Quote - Life is Like a Box of Chocolates (1994) - YouTube Forrest Gump (1/10) Best Movie Quote - Life is Like a Box of Chocolates (1994) Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Jul 28, 2014 Mama said these was muh magic shoes...mama said they'd take me anywhere. 20 Classic Forrest Gump Quotes in Honor of the Film's 20th Anniversary 20 Classic Forrest Gump Quotes in Honor of the Film's 20th Anniversary July 1, 2014 – 3:05 PM Which Country Star was the First to Ever Perform at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn?

Can you believe it’s been 20 years since Forrest Gump sat on that bench and told us that “life is like a box of chocolates?” On July 6, 1994, the slow, but sweet character played by Tom Hanks entered theaters—and our hearts. Besides being a blockbuster, the film was also critically acclaimed, winning the Academy Award for Best Picture that year, along with 13 other Oscar nominations. Paramount will re-release Forrest Gump in IMAX theaters Sept. 5th. To hold you over until then, we’ve rounded up 20 of our favorite quotes from the film. “Stupid is as stupid does.” – Forrest Gump “My mama always said, ‘Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.'”-Forrest “Run, Forrest! Run!”- Jenny Curran “You have to do the best with what God gave you.” – Mrs. Gump “My Mama always said you’ve got to put the past behind you before you can move on.” – Forrest “Mama always said, dying was a part of life. I sure wish it wasn’t.” – Forrest “Listen, you promise me something, OK?

Just if you’re ever in trouble, don’t be brave. You just run, OK? Just run away.” -Jenny “What’s normal anyways?”-Forrest “Mama always had a way of explaining things so I could understand them.”- Forrest Bubba: My given name is Benjamin Buford Blue, but people call me Bubba. Just like one of them ol’ redneck boys. Can you believe that? Forrest: My name’s Forrest Gump. People call me Forrest Gump. “Anyway, like I was sayin’, shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. There’s shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There’s pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That, that’s about it.” -Bubba “Lieutenant Dan got me invested in some kind of fruit company [Apple computer]. So then I got a call from him, saying we don’t have to worry about money no more.

And I said, that’s good! One less thing.” -Forrest “That day, for no particular reason, I decided to go for a little run. So I ran to the end of the road. And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d run to the end of town. And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d just run across Greenbow County. And I figured, since I run this far, maybe I’d just run across the great state of Alabama. And that’s what I did. I ran clear across Alabama. For no particular reason I just kept on going. I ran clear to the ocean. And when I got there, I figured, since I’d gone this far, I might as well turn around, just keep on going. When I got to another ocean, I figured, since I’d gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep right on going.” – Forrest Forrest: [running] I had run for 3 years, 2 months, 14 days, and 16 hours. [he stops and turns around] Young Man Running: Quiet, quiet! He’s gonna say something! Forrest: I’m pretty tired… I think I’ll go home now.

“I never thanked you for saving my life.” -Lieutenant Dan Forrest: What’s my destiny, Mama? Mrs. Gump: You’re gonna have to figure that out for yourself. “One day it started raining, and it didn’t quit for four months. We been through every kind of rain there is. Little bitty stingin’ rain… and big ol’ fat rain. Rain that flew in sideways. And sometimes rain even seemed to come straight up from underneath. Shoot, it even rained at night…” -Forrest “Bubba was my best good friend. And even I know that ain’t something you can find just around the corner. Bubba was going to be a shrimping boat captain, but instead, he died right there by that river in Vietnam.” -Forrest “Me and Jenny goes together like peas and carrots.” -Forrest “The best thing about visiting the President is the food! Now, since it was all free, and I wasn’t hungry but thirsty, I must’ve drank me fifteen Dr. Peppers.” -Forrest Reel Life Wisdom - CHOICE: "Life is a box of chocolates, Forrest.

You never know what you're gonna get." | Reel Life Wisdom CHOICE: "Life is a box of chocolates, Forrest. You never know what you're gonna get." Movie quote from: Forrest Gump (1994) - Mrs. Gump (Sally Field) In the movie Forrest Gump, Forrest asks his mother what his destiny will be. She responds with the now-famous line, "Life is a box of chocolates, Forrest. You never know what you're gonna get." Forrest is unsure of this perspective. It differs from what he has heard from Lieutenant Dan - a man who believes, "We all have a destiny. Nothing just happens, it's all part of a plan." Choice or destiny - what most shapes our lives? Who would have thought the answer would arrive later in this same movie. Forrest Gump was a man without a plan. He was the metaphorical feather that we saw in the beginning and end of the film - he just went wherever the prevailing cultural winds blew. As a result, he experienced first-hand most of the key events of three tumultuous decades. However, because he had no purpose for involving himself in any of those events, he took no value from them.

They were just "a thing called the All America team", "the land of China", and "some kind of fruit company." In the end of the film, Forrest is standing at the gravesite of his beloved Jenny. He looks at the grave and provides an answer to the destiny-choice question. He says, "Jenny, I don't know if Momma was right or if it's Lieutenant Dan. I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze. but I think maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the same time." Exactly. Who says destiny and choice can't co-exist? Even if we are part of some great master plan, our unique journey has more meaning when we choose it for ourselves. This is the vital importance of planning or having projects - they bring meaning to our day. Forrest Gump never did anything with intent and never felt or learned anything from his great experiences. This is the consequence of just 'gumping' through life. Life is nothing, really, until you add the meaning. All of us will float through a lifetime, only some of us will be fulfilled by the journey.

We'll do that by getting up off the bench - pursuing passions, developing interests, and honoring the vitality and time we've been given. Choose the life you want. life is like a box of chocolates - Wiktionary life is like a box of chocolates Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary English Etymology Appeared in the 1994 film Forrest Gump , when the lead character Forrest Gump (played by Tom Hanks ) says "Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." The book Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami , first published in Japanese in 1987, and in English in 1989, has the following: "Just remember, life is like a box of chocolates." ... "You know, they've got these chocolate assortments, and you like some but you don't like others? And you eat all the ones you like, and the only ones left are the ones you don't like as much? I always think about that when something painful comes up.

"Now I just have to polish these off, and everything'll be OK.' Life is a box of chocolates." Proverb Forrest Gump - Life IS like a box of chocolates, or Life WAS like a box of chocolates? - Mandela Effect I distinctly recall it being “life IS like a box of chocolates…” I also read the book and it states it as same-IS Steve says: 24 September 15 at 11:18 am No way, no how. The line had always been “Life IS like a box of chocolates.” It has to be because “Life WAS like a box of chocolates” doesn’t even make sense. For that line to make sense then life would have to have been over or it would have had to no longer be like a box of chocolates. However, that is not the context or theme of the entire movie. Forest says “Life IS like a box of chocolates” to the nice woman on the bench because it’s how he begins relating his story her, with the theme that life is full of surprises and mystery. Also, I live in Southern California and there’s a famous restaurant chain here called Bubba Gump Shrimp.

It’s a themed restaurant and all the decor and signage is based on the movie. The servers play a little quiz game with you and ask you to recite lines from the movie. “Life IS like a box of chocolates” is always one of the quiz questions. This is mind boggling. I’m beginning to wonder if this isn’t as much about parallel universes as it is about generated reality or some other force (time travel?) trying to send us a message? I know I probably sound crazy, but this is just too much. Brian says: 25 September 15 at 12:04 am I agree with Steve. Using “was” doesnt even fit the scene or dialogue. It makes no sense at all like that. Also, it was such a big thing back then. Everyone and everything it was on used “is” in that phrase. Actually, the more I consider these occurrences, the more I find them disturbing. While I still consider the multiple realities theory a strong explanation. im beginning to suspect other, more nefarious explanations as well. Perhaps time re-writes from future (or current?) meddlers, or some form of mass mind manipulation that leaves inconsistencies in our memories.

Vivek narain says: 24 September 15 at 12:17 pm Not in third world countries,at least for the majority of population,a decent chocolate used to be as costly as a normal meal for the whole family,so it definitely wasn’t was.As to is,the chocolate can’t be equated with life even if boxful is not a dream in present state of, surfeit of floating funds.Once only Cadbury’s or Nestle were the players but now MM and Hershey’s are also present.Chocolate war has never happened in India,Frank C Mars was a great man and so was Hershey who adored his wife like a classic lover,but even for them life was not a boxful of chocolates.F.C.Mars lost his life early even though he managed to become a tycoon,Hershey lost his beloved wife early. Interesting insights as always, Vivek, even if not quite on topic! Jason Pirrelli says: 24 September 15 at 12:23 pm The 2nd line doesn’t make sense if it “was” like a box. “You never know what you’re gonna get” would have to be “You never knew what you got “.

That change would have been too dramatic for people to have “misremembered”. Even Ms Gump tells forrest “Life’s like a box…” as in “life is like…” Plus the thousands of t-shirts/posters people quoting the movie say that it is “is” not “was”. Maybe this is like the Harvard Study e-mail where you dno’t need the letters of a wrod to be in teh corerct oredr to raed them. TheOTHERReality says: 24 September 15 at 1:16 pm 100% certain that in my reality Forrest Gump said “Life IS like a box of chocolates”. The clip I just saw is not the movie I once watched. All these iconic pop culture references recently changing, for myself and many others, are making it so clear that something very strange is going on.

Mr Rogers – opening song is now “Its a beautiful day in THIS neighbourhood” instead of “Its a beautiful day in THE neighbourhood” Snow White – queen now says “MAGIC mirror on the wall” instead of “MIRROR mirror on the wall” Field of Dreams movie – famous quote is now “If you build it HE will come” instead of “If you build it THEY will come” Star Trek – Captain Kirk never states “Beam me up Scottie” ever “Sex AND the City” instead of “Sex IN the City” “Interview with THE Vampire” instead of “Interview with A Vampire” NONE of these make any sense to me and collectively these cannot be explained away by any mundane psychological effect. Please keep raising the profile of this and trying to understand it. Jason H says: 30 September 15 at 11:01 pm Hi Fiona, I actually sent this one a few days ago but may not have got to you as It’s not on the site yet. I’m actually glad it hasn’t been as it was full of typos 🙂 I was really tired at the time. Anyway if you see my original message for can you please disregard it as this is my updated message. Thanks..

Hi Fiona & Everyone, I discovered this website two weeks ago after seeing a YouTube clip on the Berenstein/stain Bears. I’m Australian and didn’t really know the Berenstein Bears so I wasn’t that interested. However, I googled The Mandela Effect cause it sounded interesting. That’s when I found this site. My mind was instantly blown as with most of the changes being discussed I hadn’t even realised that these changes had occurred in the first place and just thought everyone here was nuts. So I spent hours googling things like Interview with a Vampire and Loony Toons over and over again only to find that these changes were real. It felt like I was dreaming and just stared at Wiki and online images etc. I couldn’t find a plausible explanation to what I was reading and seeing. Since then I haven’t stopped investigating this phenomenon as I know for an absolute fact that these changes in our reality have occurred. I remember watching a video of an astrologer about a year ago who warned to not be too unsettled when we start to notice changes in our reality or notice our friends and family members having different memories to our own about certain events. She said that the time lines are beginning to merge into one.

I’ve also heard that there is a time line or time stream for every possible scenario in our reality. I remain open minded about this subject, however I do believe in time lines or time streams. Here’s my Mandela Effect list: Interview with A Vampire – This is not even debatable for me as I’ve labelled a copied version before. When I confirmed the new ‘The’ name in wiki I couldn’t believe my eyes. This is the one that took me from 50% chance Mandela effect is real to 1 million %. Mirror Mirror, not Magick Mirror – Ummmm. This is just a no brainer isn’t it? Sex In The City not Sex And The City (Seen it abbreviated as SITC in the magazines before) Fruit Loops, not Froot -I believe this change is very recent as I purchased a box last year and it was still ‘Fruit’ then. Looney Toons -this one got to me so bad I had to go for a walk. Tunes doesn’t even make sense to me we’re watching carTOONS.

Definition of Tunes: ‘A melody, especially a simple and easily remembered one.’ Brian Dennehy Dying -I distinctively remember him dying around the late 2000s somewhere or maybe more recent. Volvo Sign –I’ve known a few Volvo drivers and would have remembered it because it’s the friggin male symbol. Who wouldn’t remember that? Haley’s Comet not Hally’s – I was in Primary school during Haley’s comet and we all had to do a project on it so I remember the spelling clearly and my spelling would have been checked by my teacher. Star Wars – I have memories of both ‘No Luke (pause) I am your father’ and ‘Luke (long pause) I am your father’. Now we get a watered down version of ‘No, I am your father’ which sounds and feels completely different and far less dramatic. Dilemna, not Dilemma- Just today I was reading a major news website online and the journo writing this particular article wrote “The US and Britain have faced a near impossible ‘dilemna’”…… Now I had seen this one discussed on this website however hadn’t actually confirmed the change yet.

So I I looked up the word ‘dilemna’ in an online dictionary and it says ‘do you mean dilemma? And it gives you more suggestions for your search. So are we meant to believe that journalists in major newspapers don’t know how to spell? Life ‘is’ like a box of Chocolates not ‘was’ – This movie was huge and I’ve watched it about a dozen times. It’s another famous quote that apparently we have all misquoted. Putting this quote in its past tense is like saying ‘you couldn’t handle the truth’ or Arnold Schwarzenegger saying ‘I came back’. Just ridiculous. I have some personal Mandela effects too but I’ll leave that for another post. Thankyou Fiona for this website. This is the only website that I know of that provides us with a platform to openly discuss this phenomenon and share our memories and experiences which is just what we need. MetaMike says: 28 December 15 at 6:40 pm Was the article about Assad? I googled the exact phrase “The US and Britain have faced a near impossible dilemna” and I get 0 results.

I change the spelling to dilemma and I get 56 results all pointing to the same article from September 2015. I guess they already corrected this… RD says: 13 December 15 at 5:24 pm I just saw the video on Youtube and I just can’t believe it’s not “mirror, mirror” anymore… I feel like it’s starting to get too much for me to handle. For your information, the French version stayed the same it has always been “miroir, mon beau miroir”. And it has always been “No, Luke [pause], I (emphasis) am your father”. Why would the character not say the name of his son anymore, when he’s trying to emotionaly connect with him?! In this case the French version also changed to “No, I am […]”. Also, the french title “Entretien avec un vampire” is still (for now) the litteral translation of Interview with a vampire”. it’s not a mistake, it’s because it used to be that way! I’m SO freaked out right now. James says: 24 September 15 at 2:43 pm Man, this is getting weird.

First the Bears now Forrest? However, I think this case is different. In the case of the Bears, there are lots of conflicting memories about the name, but in this case it seems to be pretty much universally remembered as “is”. Also, in the case of the Bears, neither variant of the name is particularly common in American language, while in this case, “Life is like…” or “Life’s like…” is a common cliche. “Was” and “is” are similar concepts (just two tenses of the same verb), and changing from one to the other doesn’t change the meaning of the statement too much. Finally, Forrest follows up his past-tense statement with a present-tense statement elaborating on it. I think those things together suggests a more mundane explanation: we all remember the gist of the statement and our memories simply slur the “is” into a “was”. Many movie quotes are nearly-universally misremembered because some simpler version of the same idea is easier to remember: “Badges? Badges? We don’t need no stinkin’ badges” is fundamentally the same idea as what was actually said, and a bit more poetic.

Those Bears, though… 24 September 15 at 3:31 pm I answered, “life is like a box of chocolates” but when I see the movie clip, it doesn’t feel strange to me. I have said “life is like a box of chocolates” in conversation to be funny when making a point about life’s surprises and other people have said it to me. It’s understood that the thought comes from Forest Gump, but it makes sense to quote it in the present tense, is instead of was. However, I’m open to the possibility that it was originally IS in some realities. The whole Mandela Effect is like a box of chocolates…. Hmmm – Forest Gump was also a book – does anyone know if this line was in the book? 25 September 15 at 3:30 am Good question, Julia! (Also see Brian’s comment about the flashback to Forrest’s mom saying, “Life is like…”) Update: I’m pretty sure this was supposed to reference the other Brian’s comment… the one that’s missing as of 12 hours after I posted this.

(I’m flying through comments before the weekend, and leaving this note in haste, in case my earlier comment seems confusing.) Kem says: 24 September 15 at 7:22 pm The Youtube video linked in the post is still titled, “Life IS like a box of chocolates…” despite what we now hear in the video. At the time I’m writing this comment, the Youtube video has 862,000+ views. It was uploaded in April 2011. If “Life WAS like…” was always part of the “original” script, then SOMEONE should have pointed out the difference between the title and the movie script by now in the four years that video has been on Youtube, especially with those view numbers. There are too many movie pedants out there to let such a memorable quote go uncorrected. Someone should take a screenshot of the Youtube title in case the uploader decides to edit it. P.S. Count me in the “Life IS like…” camp. I never heard “was” until this post popped up in my newsfeed. Adam says: Dumbfounded, first the bears, then the magic mirror, now this!!!!

I checked my copy on DVD and the back even says “Life IS like a box….” But he clearly says was. Weird! Victor says: 27 September 15 at 2:38 am With all these inconsistanf memories of the past, does it not frighten anybody that those we love around us are not sharing the same memories? It’s as if the person your familiar with is not the same exact person you knew if they do not share your same memories of the past. Though they look and act identical, just thought that they could be from another albternate universe/time line is disconcerting. Almost as if your alone in another world…. Victor, it might seem that way if absolutely no one shared these memories. That’s not the case. With so many of us here, sharing identical (but alternate) memories, I suspect that — in real life — we’re surrounded by people who’ve been sliding from one reality to another, all along. Some are happier with the “just confused” or “mis-remembered” explanation, that’s all. Also, I believe that our alternate “selves” are fairly similar, across realities.

Unique experiences may change our surface behaviors, but I think — at the core — each of us is very much like our other “selves.” So, the people around us aren’t likely to be strangers, per se. They might have memories we don’t share, but most are similar enough that we’re among people we generally know and understand. For example, my husband may have a few memories that are radically different from mine, but most of his memories match mine, and he’s still the loveable man I married. FJ says: 27 September 15 at 3:04 pm Victor this has been weighing on me. I was certain my husband would share some alternate memories with me, but he doesn’t. He vaguely remembered about the Bears and thanksgiving, but once he started thinking about it, he became certain the new way is how it’s always been. We used to have almost a phsycic connection. I’ve felt it wane over the past few years. Sometimes I ask myself “who is this guy?” because he doesn’t resemble the man I married. I’ve mostly decided we’ve grown apart, as many couples do, but he seems so different. Or maybe I am.

Now I wonder if this growing apart is really because one/both of us slid. I wonder if the increasing divorce rate over the past decades correlates with the number of ME incidences increasing. If one person in a relationship slides, two people who were once “perfect” for each other could quickly find themselves with too many irreconcilable differences to stay married. 28 September 15 at 7:08 am What an interesting idea, FJ! Thanks for posting this, because it’s something that never crossed my mind. I wonder if those marriages — and how many of them — could be saved if people re-introduced themselves (not necessarily formally, but kind of a personal review of essential memories and attitudes) and worked with the idea that the spouse is (probably) the same person (or same kind of person), inside. FJ says: 28 September 15 at 8:51 am What a fascinating concept, which could spawn an entirely new approach to couples therapy. Learning how to live with and love one’s “changed” spouse; searching for what makes them the same, instead of trying to force someone to be who they once were. Theodore R.

Smith says: 1 October 15 at 2:27 pm People are reporting incredibly different memories with their spouses, even. Most of the incredibly disparate memories occurred prior to 2008. It is very likely he is not your husband. You should try to figure out if he is a Philosophical Zombie, Non-Playing Character, or AI!! See if he can manifest stuff or not. If he can’t ,he’s probably an unaware PZ, while you are an Avatar. 2 October 15 at 3:54 am Theodore R. Smith, yes to the date. No to the PZ/Avatar issue. (I am laughing as I read what you wrote. There are times when I love a flippant attitude towards the topic, because I think many of us reach the point of seeing this situation in the light of absurdity, and laughing at it.) And, a personal, off-topic note: assuming you’re the real Theodore R. Smith, you’ve created a great repository. Hats off to you, for sharing it.

Vivek narain says: 28 September 15 at 7:44 am Fiona, The most wonderful thing about ME is that, any blunder any act of forgetfulness,can be passed on to ME with a countenance resembling that of,a babe in mafia convention.I hope ME becomes a mainstream topic of parapsychology,opening of wikipedia page is the first step in that direction. 28 September 15 at 8:13 am Vivek, I agree and your Mafia convention reference made me chuckle. I’m currently wondering about any lingering trails of things that happened elsewhere but had some effect on the reality we’re in now. For example, I’m suddenly seeing a series of reports related to September 22nd. (For some, see the thread: #comment-22192 ) Why September 22nd…? I mean, I suppose it’s as good a date as any, but is this anything more than coincidence? I haven’t a clue. Is that date significant or is it a trail from something else related to that date, in another universe?

(Maybe their 9/11 was 9/22…?) Again, I’m not sure if I’m looking for something that simply isn’t there. In the case of the missing comment from Brian, I’ve been hoping either Brian returns and reposts his comment, or someone receiving the Mandela Effect comments feed would repost Brian’s comment… if it ever showed up in the feed, that is. (Until now, it never crossed my mind to sign up for that feed, myself.) But, as a few people have noticed (and commented upon), we’ve had a few significant glitches at this site. Maybe it’s software. Maybe it’s something else. I do know that I see more glitches when my dashboard insists I need to update a website plug-in, but when I check the plug-ins, everything’s current. (This has been going on for months, and I mentioned it at least once in the past. The glitch returned about a week ago, after a two- or three-week hiatus.) I’m not ready to think I read Brian’s comment in another reality and replied to it here. That seems unlikely. However, I clearly recall thinking about adding an initial to his name, to distinguish him from the other Brians who comment here.

(I thought about it again today, when another Brian commented.) But, as usual, I decided that discretion plus my time & focus mandated a simple approval before replying. For me, the Occam’s Razor explanation is either the site software had a glitch or I made a mistake. If it’s the latter, maybe I need to bleach my hair blonde and dig my sparkly gold “Mafia housewife” shoes out of the closet. LOL Vivek narain says: 28 September 15 at 9:18 am Fiona, It appears to be simple,just google ‘catch 22,double-bind’.Certainly it was embarrassing when your response addressed Brian just below the Ben’s comment,the logic seemed to be a typo but since you insist on elusive Brian,the ME allows for any answer, that’s what i am hinting all along,so long as no fault is deliberately done.I hope the mafia guys acknowledge your broad mindedness. 28 September 15 at 4:14 pm Vivek, I’d say “frustrating” rather than “embarrassing.” When I make a mistake here, I have no problem admitting to it, such as the times when a critical or troll-like comment gets past me.

(That’s happened at least twice in the past month.) Heaven knows, I’m sometimes flying through a huge number of comments, and don’t always take as much time with them as I’d like. In this case, Brian had commented in reply to Ben. I replied to Brian’s comment, but — when it went missing — it left a gap so it looked like I’d replied to Ben. I’d have shrugged it off, except that my reply had clearly troubled people. When I looked at the sequence, I could see why. That was frustrating, since I’m still not sure how many people (if anyone) saw Brian’s comment to understand the actual context. I agree that it could be explained by ME. Or, perhaps the conspiracy theorists are correct and subtle comment manipulation was used in an effort to cast me in an unfortunate light. (I’m being sarcastic. I’m not convinced this site has attracted that kind of attention, even if such conspiracies exist.) I’m more inclined to attribute this — as well as the anomalies related to Brian S’s comments and Mike H’s — to a simple software glitch. Perhaps the next version of WordPress will address it. Fingers crossed!

Cheerfully, 29 September 15 at 10:47 pm Okay, Fiona, things are about to get a little weirder. I am Brian S., the original Brian S., and I’ve always posted as “Brian S.” and never as just “Brian”, and I have always been very careful to add my last initial, as Brian isn’t exactly an uncommon name, and because it was important to me to distinguish between myself and any other Brian who might comment. To my knowledge, I am the only one who has ever posted as “Brian S.” After my first post, I was even troubled because I realized that I might want to comment again, but that if I did, I would have to post under the same name, and would never have the freedom to use a more unique name, such as BlatherPuss8001 (I have never and will never in any reality at all post under anything even close to such a name, though, considering, perhaps I should).

I must admit that I was wrongfully a little annoyed when someone posted as “Brian”, concerned as I was that others may not realize that I am so OCD that I would never fail to add my last initial (Fiona, also please not that I also have never failed to include my email address and website, too). So this other non-last-initial Brian is not me. And if anyone else has posted as “Brian S.”, they are trolling. Not that I think that my comments are important, but in any case of potientially mistaken identity, my posts are usually a peculiar mix of very intensely serious and absurdly silly. As evidenced by this one. And I think that I’ve decided to post as BlabberPuss8001 from now on. I wish I knew which comment of mine never made it here. To my knowledge, they all did! Do you remember the basic content? Perhaps it WAS an alternate me. Because often I want to post but hold back, thinking that I shouldn’t comment unless I have something relevant to contribute to the conversation. Anyway, I’m just saying that because I am often tempted to post but don’t that there are so many realities where I did.

The reason I would like to lend a little sober credence to your casual pondering is because I have been experiencing such strange phenomenon with this site that I’ve not been able to keep up. For fear of adding to the confusion concerning the rapidly accelerating new shifts (changes?) and not wanting to distract from the larger Issue at hand, I had not intended to mention this, but a few days after I had what I called my Mandela Awakening after finding this little nugget of a site, the very discussions of the temporal anomalies themselves began changing! That is, certain alternate memories being discussed simply disappeared, and new ones (that I am very certain that I could not have possibly overlooked) were suddenly prevalent, to the extent that this website has now become a barometer of sorts for knowing what reality I am in at any given moment or for knowing how close my current reality is to the one I was in before. Furthermore, there was one incident in which one of my comments was seemingly rejected. It did not appear for days after I posted it. I was disappointed. Then, almost two weeks later, I was randomly scrolling and, lo and behold, the comment was there, approved, as if it had been all along! Normally it would be the most rational assumption.

But considering everything else?! EDIT: If this comment appears now, it is only because I removed my YouTube channel URL from the “website” field. Which is strange, because I was always careful to include it before as an additional means by which to identify myself to you. Yeah, I’m definately going to start posting under a tacky, cumbersome, asthetically unpleasing, 1990s-chatroomesque handle, probably something like BlatherPuss8001. [edited to delete a preposterous message to Richard Simmons that — while hilarious — would probably result in controversy.] 30 September 15 at 11:01 am Brian S., don’t worry; the comment wasn’t yours. If it had been, I would have added the S to your username, figuring that you’d forgotten it. This comment landed in the spam folder, partly because I’m using new spam-filtering software and have to train it, but also (I think) due to your Richard Simmons references. So, to prevent that from triggering Simmons-related banter that might get lost in the spam folder, I’ve removed those references. Brian S. says: Spam filters have a Richard Simmons bias.

Perhaps the greatest mystery of the Cosmos yet. Or just more proof that even software throws tomatoes at me 🙂 John O says: 30 September 15 at 4:53 pm Does anyone else remember the dialogue in Forest Gump during the ice cream scene where we first see Lt. Dan without legs, and Forest makes a shocking statement like, “Lieutenant Dan you ain’t got no legs!”? That dialogue has been taken out, and the scene just looks odd now, Forest just keeps eating his ice cream like it’s no big deal. John O, that was an actual scene that was edited since many viewers found it disturbing. Vivek narain says: Fiona, It’s not that way,a simple google search will dish out whatever and wherever the said thing lies,king google is very noble and serves even the most ignoble one,even those having dirt cheap phones. DR says: Oh man!! This is just too much! I remember life IS. Never WAS. It sounds as wrong as Berenstain looks!

arti says: Nightmare before christmas when jack does not understand christmas, then after the end of the song he opens the window and says “eureka i got it” I renember seeing it again an he says it differently Lena says: 2 November 15 at 8:33 pm I’m really getting freaked out. I completely remember “Life is like a box of chocolates” NOT Was. I know this because my sister and I went through the Forrest Gump phase and would watch the movie a lot and say its quotes often. Was is completely new to me. I’d be interesting what Tom Hanks remembers about this. P. says: 13 November 15 at 4:03 am I could have sworn the quote was “life IS”, since it makes more sense, but living in germany I saw the dubbed version more often and there was no past tense in it.

Still, I remember the original as “life IS”, but maybe because Weird Al sang it that way in his parody song, which I remember the most: [Edited.] This is one of my all time favorite movies and i specifically remember him saying life is like a box of chocolates…I’m going to have to watch it again… Kayla says: 25 November 15 at 10:13 pm I’m at my boyfriends families house and we were going through the movies and what do you know, I find Forrest Gump and on the back in captions it says “Life is Like A Box of Chocolates, you never know what you’re gona get” an iconic line that became as iconic as the movie is……..blah blah blah……point is it said Life IS Like a Box of Chocolates I just thought I’d let yall know also she had a vhs tape that she’d wrote on and it said Barbra Streisand…anyway you guys all have a good Thanksgiving even if it is on the WRONG WEEK LOL Bryce Rasmussen says: 3 December 15 at 5:57 pm For me, it was ‘is’.

But also, let’s consider semantics and meaning for a moment: if he says ‘is’, then he’s indicating a non-temporal anecdote. He’s saying that life is unpredictable, always is, always will be, but also tasty, and good, and you never know what you get. However, if it’s ‘was’ , then he’s indicating that all of that was in the past, and that life currently is not like that. The other explanation is that often people will interchange ‘is’ and ‘was’. However, that doesn’t explain the change in dialogue. That’s the thing about all of these – false memory, or obvious explanations like people always talk that way, and many other skeptical explanations do not in any way address some of the deeper puzzles these phenomena contain. Matty says: 8 December 15 at 8:06 pm Back when I was in 3rd grade, I vividly remember watching this scene in class because we were learning about similes and metaphors. All my classmates thought this scene was funny because of Forrest’s accent. They repeated the phrase “Life IS like a box of chocolates” over and over again for the rest of the day.

Since then, I have always heard that phrase play in my head at random times, and until now, I haven’t realized that I have been remembering the wrong phrase. I swear on my life that it is “Life IS like a box of chocolates” and not “Life WAS like a box of chocolates. The latter sounds so strange to me, and it doesn’t seem to flow as well in my head. Ben says: 14 December 15 at 6:46 am Ben, nothing was moved, as far as I can tell. You have comments at Comments page 13. Here’s one: #comment-25113 Other than that, everything you’ve posted at this article — unless it was something I never approved at all — is still here. Ben says: 14 December 15 at 10:55 am Hi Fiona, I did commented here. If you could remembered, I commented about a short clip where Forrest’s dying mother quoted “Life IS a box of chocholate..” Together with the link. And your reply to “Brian” instead of me confused me and even yourself. I’ve also commented about ‘Maleficient/Maleficent’ here..

I am 100% certain.. It’s all gone.. Software glitches perhaps? Regards. 14 December 15 at 5:39 pm Ah, that comment. Yes, Ben, I deleted that comment quite awhile ago, along with a few other comments (five or six, as I recall) that seemed to have caused a software glitch. All of them were out of sequence, each seemed to auto-delete the comment that immediately followed it, and each seemed part of a “sticky” comments issue at the foot of their respective pages. It was so long ago, I can’t recall what those comments had in common, but it was something odd. (I want to say it was an impossible time stamp, like 12:66 am or something, but I could be wrong. It was a few thousand comments ago.) Your “Maleficient” one may have been among them. And, like your Forest Gump comment, none were essential to our discussions. In fact, like your first comment, many were subtly critical of the Mandela Effect or others’ comments. Or both.

(I remember thinking how curious that was, and — for a split second — wondered if the code error was deliberate.) Once I deleted them, the software issue seemed to resolve. I’d ask why you’re asking about those comments now, but I don’t think this is worth another moment of your time or mine. Ben says: 15 December 15 at 11:00 pm Hi Fiona, It’s okay. At least I know now that you’ve deleted my comments instead of something weird happened to my comments. Yeah on and off I ll come back to this thread to check if there’s any new interesting comments about the topic. When I notice my comments disappeared, I was puzzled. That’s all. It’s all good. I enjoy coming to this great site. Regards 14 December 15 at 10:51 pm I definitely remember, Life *is* like a box of chocolates. A friend of mine loved to quote from this movie and that was one of her favorite quotes. What I also remember is the cadence of the “Life is like” part. There is a bounce off of “Life” that hops over “Is” and then lands on “like”.

That cadence doesn’t work so well with “was” in place of “is”. In fact, when I say “Life was like” in the same style as I remember, the bounce is actually down to “was” and then back up, instead of up to “is” and then back down. Peter K says: Life is a Box of Chocolates - Forrest Gump (7/9) Movie CLIP (1994) HD - YouTube Life is a Box of Chocolates - Forrest Gump (7/9) Movie CLIP (1994) HD Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. The interactive transcript could not be loaded. Loading... Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Uploaded on Oct 6, 2011 Forrest Gump movie clips: BUY THE MOVIE: Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: CLIP DESCRIPTION: Mrs. Gump (Sally Field) passes away.

FILM DESCRIPTION: "Stupid is as stupid does," says Forrest Gump (played by Tom Hanks in an Oscar-winning performance) as he discusses his relative level of intelligence with a stranger while waiting for a bus. Despite his sub-normal IQ, Gump leads a truly charmed life, with a ringside seat for many of the most memorable events of the second half of the 20th century. Entirely without trying, Forrest teaches Elvis Presley to dance, becomes a football star, meets John F. Kennedy, serves with honor in Vietnam, meets Lyndon Johnson, speaks at an anti-war rally at the Washington Monument, hangs out with the Yippies, defeats the Chinese national team in table tennis, meets Richard Nixon, discovers the break-in at the Watergate, opens a profitable shrimping business, becomes an original investor in Apple Computers, and decides to run back and forth across the country for several years.

Meanwhile, as the remarkable parade of his life goes by, Forrest never forgets Jenny (Robin Wright Penn), the girl he loved as a boy, who makes her own journey through the turbulence of the 1960s and 1970s that is far more troubled than the path Forrest happens upon. Featured alongside Tom Hanks are Sally Field as Forrest's mother; Gary Sinise as his commanding officer in Vietnam; Mykelti Williamson as his ill-fated Army buddy who is familiar with every recipe that involves shrimp; and the special effects artists whose digital magic place Forrest amidst a remarkable array of historical events and people. CREDITS: Cast: Tom Hanks, Sally Field Director: Robert Zemeckis Producers: Wendy Finerman, Charles Newirth, Steve Starkey, Steve Tisch Screenwriters: Winston Groom, Eric Roth WHO ARE WE? The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans.

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MOVIE CHANNELS: Forrest Gump (1994) - Quotes - IMDb Forrest Gump (1994) Quotes Showing all 106 items Forrest Gump : You died on a Saturday morning. And I had you placed here under our tree. And I had that house of your father's bulldozed to the ground. Momma always said dyin' was a part of life. I sure wish it wasn't. Little Forrest, he's doing just fine. About to start school again soon. I make his breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. I make sure he combs his hair and brushes his teeth every day. Teaching him how to play ping-pong. He's really good. We fish a lot. And every night, we read a book. He's so smart, Jenny. You'd be so proud of him. I am. He, uh, wrote a letter, and he says I can't read it. I'm not supposed to, so I'll just leave it here for you. Jenny, I don't know if Momma was right or if, if it's Lieutenant Dan.

I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze, but I, I think maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the same time. I miss you, Jenny. If there's anything you need, I won't be far away. 'Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates': 15 Forrest Gump Facts | moviepilot.com Staff Writer at Moviepilot! [email protected] "Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get!" Yes, ever since Forrest Gump hit cinemas way back in 1994 , this epic quote has been triggering uncontrollable emotions in audiences all over the world. And being riddled with iconic moments, the movie has long held the power to make the burliest of men weep and even the most cynical of us crack a smile. Like, when the little guy inspires Elvis with his erratic knee-jerks in this gem of a scene, for example: Indeed, Forrest Gump continues to leave a lasting impression on us even after all these years. Yet, how much do you really know about the film?

Check out the following 15 facts below to get up to date: 1. John Travolta, Bill Murray and Chevy Chase were originally considered for the role John Travolta, Bill Murray and Chevy Chase Alongside this, according to the original author of the book, Winston Groom, John Goodman would also have made the perfect Forrest Gump. Thankfully though, the coveted role went to Tom Hanks and we wouldn't have it any other way. 2. Tom Hanks wasn't actually paid for the film Tom Hanks's contract was rather unusual Instead, he allegedly took percentage points from the box office. In the end, due to the incredible success of the movie, he raked in a huge $40 million. Not bad! 3. He modelled his accent on the young boy who played him in the movie Michael Connor Humphrey's was the real inspiration Yep, instead of training a young Michael Connor Humpreys to align himself to his accent, Tom Hanks fine-tuned his own way of speaking to how the boy spoke. Late last year, he described the process on British talk-show The Graham Norton Show: 4.

The ball during the ping pong tournament was added in later with CGI A scene from the ping pong tournament You didn't think it was actually real, did you? Tom Hanks is good but he's not that good! 5. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. is the real deal these days Bubba Gump Shrimp Co has 39 locations Yep, it actually exists and has branches in 39 worldwide locations ranging from Japan to the US and UK, and all the way to Indonesia; all inspired by Forrest and Lieutenant Dan's shrimp emporium. 6. Tom Hanks isn't a great runner Forrest running across America And considering he had to do quite a bit of running in the movie, he got his younger brother Jim on board to be his body double in the epic, wide shots. Interestingly, these scenes were also drawn from an actual event back in 1982 when Louis Michael Figueroa ran from New Jersey to San Francisco at the young age of 16. This young man was the ultimate inspiration for the quote: "When I get tired I sleep. When I get hungry I eat. When I have to go to the bathroom, I go." 7.

Gary Sinise had to wear blue tights in his wheelchair scenes Gary Sinise behind-the-scenes That's so that they could digitally remove his legs at a later stage. The special wheelchair was also specially designed by magician Ricky Jay, who worked on creating an illusion to hide the actor's legs with a hidden platform underneath. Apparently, this made the wheelchair so difficult to sit in that Sinise could only do so for approximately 10 minutes at a time. 8. One iconic line was actually ad-libbed Improvisation was key in this iconic scene When Forrest meets Bubba, he introduces himself with the line: "My name is Forrest Gump. People call me Forrest Gump.' And while many of us might think this was scripted, the line was actually improvised on the spot by Tom; the director loved it so much he decided to keep it in. 9. Whenever time goes forward, Forrest wears a similar shirt Forrest's transition over the years In the first scene of each transition, he wears a blue plaid one. And even when Forrest's little boy — played by child star Haley Joel Osment — goes to get on the school bus at the end of the movie, he is wearing a similar shirt to that which his dad wore as a kid.

Yup, it all comes full circle. 10. Dave Chappelle was offered the Bubba role but turned it down Dave Chapelle's legendary standup comedy The actor and comedian regarded it as too racially demeaning so the role was given to Mykelti Williamson. Understandably, Chappelle regretted the choice soon after seeing how wildly successful the movie became; it managed to pass the $250 million mark at the box office just 66 days after its release. Impressive! 11. Jodie Foster, Nicole Kidman and Demi Moore all turned down the role of Jenny Curran These three ladies were considered for Jenny And I bet they regretted that too! 12. The scene where little Jenny throws stones at her house is almost identical to a famous painting Andrew Wyeth's 'Christina's World' The moment is incredibly similar to that captured in Andrew Wyeth's 1948 painting "Christina's World." Here's the scene: 13.

The pair of sneakers Jenny gives to Forrest are Nike's 1974 Cortez shoes Forrest marvelling at his pair of Nike shoes The sneaker is now considered one of the company's most iconic shoes, all thanks to its prominent feature in Forrest Gump. 14. The original book differs hugely to the movie adaptation The movie cover v. book cover For starters, in the book, Tom goes up into space, smokes weed, comes face to face with cannibals, runs for the US Senate, and plays in a chess tournament. Physically, he's also described as being 240 pounds heavy and 6'6" tall — perhaps this is why the author, Winston Groom, wanted John Goodman for the role? 15. Only music created by American bands appears in the movie Forrest Gump dancing to Elvis Presley Indeed, all the 32 songs of the official soundtrack were composed and performed by American bands, with The Doors featuring heavily in particular. The movie's executive music producer, Joel Sill, once spoke of the relevance of this to The Los Angeles Daily News , saying: “Bob [Zemeckis] felt strongly about it.

He felt Forrest wouldn’t buy anything but American.” Having said that though, British-produced Fleetwood Mac contributed a tune to the 2001 special edition release and it immediately became a sell-out single. Forrest Gump - Wikiquote Forrest Gump Jump to: navigation , search Forrest Gump is a 1994 film starring Tom Hanks about a mentally challenged man's epic journey through life, meeting historical figures, influencing popular culture, and experiencing first-hand historical incidents while largely unaware of their significance. Directed by: Robert Zemeckis . Written by Eric Roth , based on the novel by Winston Groom . The world will never be the same once you've seen it through the eyes of Forrest Gump Forrest Gump [ edit ] My momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. Note: ranked #40 in the American Film Institute's list of the top 100 movie quotations in American cinema. Now, because I had been a football star, and a war hero, and a national celebrity, and a shrimpin' boat captain, and a college graduate, the city of fathers of Greenbow, Alabama, decided to get together and offered me a fine job.

So I never went back to work for Lieutenant Dan, though he did take care of my Bubba-Gump money. He got me invested in some kind of fruit company . And so then I got a call from him saying we don't have to worry about money no more. And I said "That's good. One less thing." Now, Momma said there's only so much fortune a man really needs and the rest is just for showing off. So, I gave a whole bunch of it to the Foursquare Gospel Church and I gave a whole bunch to the Bayou La Batre Fishing Hospital. And even though Bubba was dead, and Lieutenant Dan said I was nuts, I gave Bubba's momma Bubba's share. And you know what? She didn't have to work in nobody's kitchen no more. And 'cause I was gazillionaire and I liked doing it so much, I cut that grass for free. But at nighttime, when there was nothing to do and the house was all empty, I'd always think of Jenny. And then, she was there. [to Jenny's grave] You died on a Saturday morning and I had you placed here under our tree.

And I had that house of your father's bulldozed to the ground. Momma always said dyin' was a part of life. I sure wish it wasn't. Little Forrest, he's doing just fine. About to start school again soon. I make his breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. I make sure he combs his hair and brushes his teeth every day. Teaching him how to play ping-pong. He's really good. We fish a lot. And every night, we read a book. He's so smart, Jenny. You'd be so proud of him. I am. He, uh, wrote a letter, and he says I can't read it. I'm not supposed to, so I'll just leave it here for you. Jenny, I don't know if Momma was right or if, if it's Lieutenant Dan. I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze, but I, I think maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the same time. I miss you, Jenny. If there's anything you need, I won't be far away.

[repeated line] My name is Forrest, Forrest Gump. Outside Jenny's house after Jenny broke down - "Sometimes there just aren't enough Rocks" Dialogue[ edit ] Forrest Gump: [narrating] You know, it's funny what a young man recollects. 'Cause I don't remember being born if you know what I mean. I don't recall what I got for my first Christmas and I don't know when I went on my first outdoor picnic. But, I do remember the first time I heard the sweetest voice in the wide world. Young Jenny: You can sit here if you want. Forrest Gump: [narrating] I had never seen anything so beautiful in my life. She was like an angel. Young Jenny: Well, are you gonna sit down, or aren't you? [Young Forrest sits down next to Jenny] Young Jenny: What's wrong with your legs? Young Forrest: Um, nothing at all, thank you. My legs are just fine and dandy. Young Jenny: Then why do you have those shoes on? Young Forrest: Momma says my back is as crooked as a question mark. These shoes are gonna make me as straight as an arrow.

They're my magic shoes. Forrest Gump: [narrating] I just sat next to her on that bus and had conversation all the way to school. And next to Momma, no one ever talked to me or asked me questions. Young Jenny: Are you stupid or something? Young Forrest: Momma says stupid is as stupid does. Young Jenny: I'm Jenny. Young Forrest: I'm Forrest. Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump: [narrating] From that day on, we was always together. Jenny and me was like peas and carrots. Forrest Gump: Hello. I'm Forrest, Forrest Gump. Recruit Officer: Nobody gives a hunk of shit who you are, pussball! You're not even a low-life, scum-sucking maggot! Get your faggoty ass on the bus, you're in the Army now! [Forrest quickly gets on the Army bus] Recruit #1: This seat's taken. Recruit #2: It's taken. Forrest Gump: [describing his induction] At first it seemed like I made a mistake, seeing how it was my induction day and I was already gettin' yelled at.

Bubba Blue: You can sit down... if you want to. [Forrest sits down next to Bubba] Forrest Gump: [narrating] I didn't know who I might meet or what they might ask? Bubba Blue: Have you ever been on a real shrimp boat? Forrest Gump: No, but I've been on a real big boat. Bubba Blue: I'm talkin' about a shrimp-catchin' boat. I've been workin' on shrimp boats all my life. I started out on my uncle's boat, that's my mother's brother, when I was maybe about nine. I was just lookin' into buyin' a boat of my own and got drafted. My given name is Benjamin Buford Blue, but people call me "Bubba". Just like one o' them ol' redneck boys; can you believe that? Forrest Gump: My name's Forrest Gump. People call me Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump: [narrating] So Bubba was from Bayou La Batre, Alabama, and his momma cooked shrimp. And her momma before her cooked shrimp.

And her momma before her momma cooked shrimp, too. Bubba's family knew everything there is to know about the shrimpin' business. Bubba Blue: I know ever'thing there is to know about the shrimpin' business. Matter of fact, I'm goin' into the shrimpin' business for myself after I get out o' the Army. Forrest Gump: Okay. John Lennon: Well, it's easy if you try , Dick. Forrest Gump: [narrating] Some time later, that nice young man from England was coming home to see his little boy, and he was signin' some autographs when, for no reason at all, somebody shot him . [John Lennon's picture fades into snow ] Lt. Dan Taylor: Have you found Jesus yet, Gump? Forrest Gump: I didn't know I was supposed to be looking for him, sir. Lt. Dan Taylor: That's what these cripples, down at the V.A... that's all they ever talk about. Jesus this and Jesus that, have I found Jesus? They even have a priest come and talk to me.

He said God is listening, but I have to help myself. Now, if I accept Jesus into my heart, I'll get to walk beside him in the Kingdom of Heaven. Did you hear what I said?! Walk...beside him in the Kingdom of Heaven. Well, kiss my crippled ass. God is listening. What a crock of shit. Forrest Gump: I'm going to Heaven, Lieutenant Dan. Forrest Gump: Lieutenant Dan, what are you doing here? Lt. Dan Taylor: I thought I'd try out my sea legs. Forrest Gump: But, you don't got no legs. Lt. Dan Taylor: Yes, I know that. You wrote me a letter, you idiot. Forrest Gump: What's the matter, Momma? Mrs. Gump: I'm dyin', Forrest. Come on in, sit down over here. Forrest Gump: Why are you dyin', Momma? Mrs. Gump: It's my time. It's just my time. Oh, now, don't you be afraid, sweetheart. Death is just a part of life. It's something we're all destined to do.

I didn't know it, but I was destined to be your momma. I did the best I could. Forrest Gump: You did good, Momma. Mrs. Gump: Well, I happened to believe you make your own destiny. You have to do the best with what God gave you. Forrest Gump: What's my destiny, Momma? Mrs. Gump: You're gonna have to figure that out for yourself. Life is a box of chocolates, Forrest. You never know what you're gonna get. Forrest Gump: [narrating] Momma always had a way of explaining things so I could understand them. Mrs. Gump: I will miss you, Forrest. Forrest Gump: [narrating] She had got the cancer and died on a Tuesday. I bought her a new hat with little flowers on it. And that's all I have to say about that. Lieutenant Dan: So, where the hell's this "God" of yours? [A storm approaches] Forrest Gump: [narrating] It's funny Lieutenant Dan said that, because right then, God showed up. [Cuts to the Jenny caught in a storm.

Forrest struggles at the helm, while Dan is on top of the mast] Lieutenant Dan: [to the sky, to God] YOU'LL NEVER SINK THIS BOAT!!! [laughing maniacally] Forrest Gump: [narrating] Now me, I was scared. But Lieutenant Dan, he was mad! Lieutenant Dan: COME ON! YOU CALL THIS A STORM?! COME ON, YOU SON OF A BITCH! NOW!!! IT'S TIME FOR A SHOWDOWN!!! YOU AND ME!!! I'M RIGHT HERE!!! COME AND GET ME!!! [Laughs]] YOU'LL NEVER SINK-THIS-BOAT!!! [Continues to laugh maniacally] Forrest Gump: Will you marry me? [Jenny turns around and looks at him] Forrest Gump: I'd make a good husband, Jenny. Jenny Curran: You would, Forrest. Forrest Gump: But you won't marry me. Jenny Curran: [sadly] You don't wanna marry me. Forrest Gump: Why don't you love me, Jenny? [Jenny says nothing] Taglines[ edit ] The story of a lifetime.

The world will never be the same once you've seen it through the eyes of Forrest Gump. Life was like a box of chocolates...you never know what you're gonna get.

Question: 'Life is like a box of chocolates' is a quote from which 1994 film?
Answer: Forrest Gump