对欧美电影的赏析

A. 肖申克的救赎影评赏析

这是一部非常经典的影视作品，主人公被冤枉杀害自己的妻子，入狱，被欺辱，隐忍，结交朋友，运用自己的能力，利用狱长的贪欲和对自己的信任，终于一步一步逃离那个让他做了十几年牢的地方。

这部影片表面演的是主人公被冤枉入狱，遥遥无期的日子，其实映射出的是现实中的一些人，当面临真正的困境绝境时的反转能力，以及自我救赎的能力。

现在你觉得不够惊艳，也许随着你的人生阅历的增加，对社会的了解，对人性的认知，会越来越喜欢这部电影。

仁者见仁智者见智，所有的事物都有两面性，有喜欢就有不喜欢，这和人一样，有些人做得再好也会有人会有意见，众口难调的道理大家应该都明白，所以不能要求所有人都喜欢《肖申克的救赎》，因为这和每个人的口味，习惯和观念有直接的关系。

B. 2020-12-12 鐢靛奖璧忔瀽 Fathers and Daughters锛氭帰璁ㄥ備綍闈㈠瑰け鍘讳笌绂诲埆

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The problem now is that
now you're experiencing...

...a manic depressive psychosis

brought on by the accident,
the brain trauma, the loss of your wife.

What concerns me, Jake,
are the seizures,

because those seizures are definitely a sign
of something far more serious.

And if you don't at least try treatment
and give yourself a chance,

you will end up
with a much worse condition.

Like what?

Psychotic breaks.

I would like to strongly suggest
that you consider staying at St. Francis.

I know doctors there. I really recommend
you get treatment for a few weeks.

Maybe even a few months.

A mental hospital?

Come on.

I can't do that. I have a...
I have a daughter to raise.

And that's exactly why you need to,

because you have a daughter to raise.

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Still your favorite, isn't it?

Yeah.

Hey...

Katie...

I have to go away.

What?

Just for a little while.

How long?

I don't know, just a while.

I wanna come.

Not this time, baby.

You know...

the accident's made me a little bit sick
and I have to get fixed.

I need to be stronger
so I can take care of you.

You do!

Not the way I need to, baby. Okay?

You're gonna go stay with Aunt Elizabeth
and Uncle William

and your cousins ​​in West Chester.

But I don't want you to go!

When I come back
it'll be for good, forever.

It's gonna be fine.

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Hey.
Hi, sweetheart!

Jake. Hi!

Oh, I'm so happy you come to
stay with us.

Say goodbye.

I'll be back soon as I can.

You're my Potato Chip,
You and nobody else, okay?

I love you so much.

I love you, Katie!

Dad!
You're my Potato Chip,You and nobody else, okay?
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Hey, Katie, wait up.

I Can't believe you're getting a
graating degree in psychology,

sitting around listening to people
whine about their problems all day.

I like helping people.

You can help me.

I'm lonely as hell.

What could I possibly do
to help you, Evan?

I don't know. We could go out
for a date sometime.

You're a confident man, huh?

Am I? I think so.

So tell me,
what do you really want?

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25 Years Later.
Do you wanna date me,
or do you wanna fuck me?

'cause I'm fine either way.

What happened to your confidence?

Can I see you again?

No, man.

Why'd you do that if you don't
wanna see me again?

I didn't have to time
to work out today.

See you around, Evan.

Which one's your favorite?

You can just point.

I like the cat.
But that's just me.

Lucy, I know you're scared.

But you're in a really
safe place, okay?

And I wanna be here to help you.

I promise you that.

I...

...don't love.

But you have loved.

Yeah, a long time ago once.

So you know that you can love?

I'm... There's nothing in here.
There's nothing.

It's like... It's an empty well.
It's...

just dry and barren.

Is that why you sleep with all these men?

you continue to do it.

So how does it make you feel?

Pretty?

It makes me feel...

It makes me feel... something,

because most of the time
I feel nothing.

And these are men that
you don't even like.

Right.

So what would you do if you met a man
that you actually did like?

I don't know.

Probably make him regret the day
he laid eyes on me.

I don't know.

Probably make him regret the day he laid eyes on me.

Hey.

You know...

Normally I would never approach
someone like you, but...

I heard a rumor.

What rumor?

Um... That my literary idol and
your father are the same person.

I don't know if that's true.

So they lied to me?

Who?

My friends, they're liars.
You're not Potato Chip?

Sorry.

I can't really hear you.
Can we move?

Yeah.

Where...

What were you babbling about?

Nice. Um...

Jake Davis,

he wrote my favorite book,
of all time, "Fathers and Daughters".

Wow. It's a popular book?

Yeah.

I know. It's just been with me
ever since I was a little kid.

It...

literally changed my life. So...

Hi. My name's Cameron.

I'm Katie.

Katie?

Yes.

As in, "Kate Davis"?

You're the real Kate Davis?

How close is the book to what
actually happened?

It's a lot funnier in the book.

Okay.

Is this your thing?
You go out, alone, no friends?

Sometimes I really just...
I prefer being alone.

It's a lot easier.

So what do you do?

I'm a social worker.
I work with kids with problems.

I like it.

So how do you get by?

I'm a freelance writer
for a few newspapers

and starting my first book.

What's it called?

Uh... "Two is the Perfect Number."

Is that a love story?

Uh... Yeah. Kind of.

This is me.

Wow, this is really nice!

Perfect for a Potato Chip.

Well, you're never seeing
my apartment.

I'm... well, not the would...
This is a... date or... anything but... uh

What are you doing tomorrow?

Why?

Well, so we can continue
this conversation.

I was, you know, running.

I can run.

Okay.

Um...

Meet me up here at four.

Four? Okay.

Um... Sweet... Sweet dreams.

Sweet dreams to you too,
Cameron.

Hey.

You know...

Normally I would never approach
someone like you, but...

I heard a rumor.

What rumor?

Um... That my literary idol and
your father are the same person.

I don't know if that's true.

So they lied to me?

Who?

My friends, they're liars.
You're not Potato Chip?

Sorry.

I can't really hear you.
Can we move?

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Jake.

William.

Ah, thanks for coming.

I'm sorry. I hear about your book.

It must've been rough the way
the criticism pegged down to you.

Yeah, well, you know...

I don't know why God invented cockroaches
or literary critics. I'm sure he had his reasons.

Well, you know, I mean,
they just hated it.

I mean, they actively hated it.
How do you get passed on like that?

Well, you know, pick a cellphone,
the self-affluent.

That kind of thing.

You know, have you even noticed...

that you're shaking.

The last time we met, it looked to me like
you were about to have a seizure.

And I... I admit,

I mean I was disturbed to see you still
wrestling with an impulses you can't control

even after all that time
in the hospital.

The book's prove, Jake.

You're not ready for the real world.
You're not cut out to be a father.

You just give Katie to somebody
actually can take care of her.

Tell your kid that you love her,
and then you can't do what's best for her.

That's hypocrisy at the worst.

Carl, just not so much left-hand.

That's funny, man.
That's funny.

You're in deep shit now.

Nice move.

You'd better mind.
He's mannerless.

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You wanna know what made me
decide to become a writer?

Really stick to it?

Well, when I was in Kenya,

one morning I woke up
and jumped out of the car, to pee,

and... I was face to face with a lion.

Really?

Yeah, I know, for real.

I mean, a male lion
about 15 feet in front of me

just staring straight at me.

I mean, he was clearly telling me
that I was his.

What'd you do?

I didn't do anything.
I was frozen.

I mean, I physically could not move.

You know, he stared at me for
a few more moments and he just...

walked right past me.

I will never forget that moment,
you know.

I realized that no more plan B,

no documentary, no veterinarian,

no Harvard.

I just wanted to do what
I always dreamed of, you know?

I wanted to write, you know?

I wanted to write as if every page I was writing on
was the last page before I die.

You know? I wanna...

I wanna leave something behind.

You know? I wanna...

I wanna leave my mark,
because you know what,

sooner or later, in one form or another,
a lion is just gonna come and get us all.

I'm so glad that he let you live.

Yeah, so am I.

So am I.

Coming to bed?

Yeah, in a bit.

I have something for you.

Hmm?

What?

What is this?

It's the original.

To Katie, My Potato Chip,

who I love more
than the last number.

Katie I can't accept this.

I want you to have it.

It's a good luck charm.

It's for you.

I realized that no more plan B,

no documentary, no veterinarian,

no Harvard.

Yeah, so am I.

So am I.

Coming to bed?

Yeah, in a bit.

I have something for you.

Hmm?

What?

What is this?

It's the original.

To Katie, My Potato Chip,

who I love more
than the last number.

Katie I can't accept this.

I want you to have it.

It's a good luck charm.

It's for you.

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Wow, look at those teeth.

I bet you all the other dinosaurs didn't
wanna bump into this guy at dinner time.

Miss your mom?

Me too.

Hey...

You know you were the great joy
in light of your mom's life,

just like you're the great
joy in light of mine.

I really miss her.

Ooh, of course you do.

Of course you do.

But you know what?

Your mom is wherever you are.

She's in this room right now.

She's watching over us.

She's looking down.

She's got a big smile on her face
and she's so proud.

She's so proud of you baby.

'cause she can see the intelligent,
caring, beautiful little girl you are.

Yeah.

Baby.

Are you going to die?

Not for a very very long time,

when I'm an old old old man.

How old?

Well, probably about...

a thousand.

Yeah.

Yeah. Maybe a million,
if I stop eating hot dogs.

Daddy?

I will be such an old man, all right?

You'll have your own house
and your own husband.

You'll have a whole
bunch of kids.

You'll have a dog and a cat

and everybody will be running around
putting ketch-up on everything.

Promise.

I promise.

Pinky swear?

Pinky swear.

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What do you think about when
you think about your mom?

It's just me.

Scared.

Scared, why?

I miss her so much.

And I'm so...

Mad at her for dying?

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I love you Katie.

I love you like I never
loved anyone else.

You know, not everyone that
loves you is going to leave you.

I know that here,

but I don't know it here.

You should go and find some uncomplicated
girl to love and stop wasting it on me

Oh.

I like wasting it on you.

濂充富Katie 鏃犳硶鍘荤埍浜
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Katie杩藉诲ス鐨勭湡鐖憋紒

C. 电影《奥德赛》赏析

这部电影是我在一个极为偶然的情况下看的，虽然整个电影难说是一个上乘之作，我还是对这部电影留下了深刻的印象。 电影改编自荷马史诗《奥德赛》： 伊萨卡国王奥德修斯在阿伽门农的要求下带领军队远征特洛伊,离开刚出生的儿子和心爱的妻子,特洛伊十年的战斗,因为他的木马计而胜利了,于是他向众神大喊,大意为我奥德修斯,一个有血有肉,有头有脑的人凡人,利用自己的智慧征服了特洛伊,一座曾经被众神祝福为永远攻不破的城,我不再需要你们了,我自己能做任何事情...很不幸, 他的话惹怒了海神波塞冬,波塞冬诅咒他永远漂流在大海上,永远回不到故乡伊萨卡。 奥德修斯不顾海神的诅咒,毅然决定返回伊萨卡,路上的大雾使他与希腊的舰队失散,随之以后他在海上漂流的十年经历了许多艰难险阻，独目巨人吃掉了他的同伴，神女喀尔刻把他的同伴用巫术变成猪，又要把他留在海岛上；他又到了环绕大地的瀛海边缘，看到许多过去的鬼魂;躲过女妖塞壬的迷惑人的歌声，逃过怪物卡律布狄斯和斯库拉，最后女神卡吕普索在留了奥德修斯好几年之后，同意让他回去。他到了菲埃克斯人的国土，向国王阿尔基诺斯重述了过去9 年间的海上历险， 阿尔基诺斯派船送他回故乡。 我最难忘记的是里面的一句台词“,我只是一个凡人,不可自大,也不必自卑”，我不知道这是不是荷马史诗《奥德赛》中的原话。这已经成为我的座右铭了。 电影里还描述了他和他的妻子珀涅洛珀坚贞的爱情,他对女神卡吕普索说:凡间所有的女人都没有你美丽,但我只爱我的珀涅洛珀,当女神说,你和我一起,可以得到永生,奥德修斯答道,我宁愿像个男人一样躺在妻子的怀里,哪怕是宁静的片刻,也不愿离开她而永生不老。 通过电影让我了解了古老希腊神话的魅力，以及古人的智慧，我们生活在现在，生活在古时难以想象的现在，但是难说我们拥有与古人相当的智慧。