英语电影读后感

功夫熊猫

This film tells us a story about how a common panda becomes a real dragon warrior.

这个电影为我们讲述了一个平凡的熊猫怎么成为一个 真正的龙武士的。

At

the

beginning,the

Master

Shifu

did

not

believe

that

the

panda

can

be

a

courageous

dragon warrior.

起初，师傅不相信熊猫能成为勇敢的龙武士。

Through the panda's persistence

，

he win Master Shifu's acceptance.

通过熊猫坚持不懈的努力，他赢得了师傅的认可。

Master

Shifu

tries

his

best

to

train

the

panda

into

a

real

warrior

according

to

Master

Wugu's instruction.

师傅谨遵乌龟的教诲，努力将熊猫培养成真正的武士。

Finally,the panda succeeded in beating their biggest enemy -----the tiger.

最终，熊猫成功的打败了他们的最大的敌人

----

< br>虎。

This movie tells us that:every difficulty can be overcome as long as you tried your

utmost persistently.

这部电影告诉我们这样一个道理：只要我们坚持不懈的努 力，任何困难都能克服

当幸福来敲门

Watching

Perhaps that is

the

movie,

the

overall

story

is

about

the

triumph

of

a

man

against

immeasurable

odds.

One of the reasons for my

audience

that

filled

the

theater

for

the

9:40

P.M.

showing.

For

one

thing,

the

audience

was one of the largest I had seen in an Odessa, Texas theater in a long time. Even

more

importantly,

the

audience

was

definitely

one

of

the

most

racially

diverse

groups

I

have

ever

seen.

But,

most

important

of

all

was

the

straight- forward

tale

to us by the main character of the film, Chris Gardner.

All too often in this world, we take for granted what we are given. Sometimes, we

accept

defeat

with

barely

a

whimper.

But

some

people

such

as

Chris

Gardner

would

not

allow himself and his son to be defeated although he literally had nothing at one

point in his life. Gardner invokes the words and the thoughts of Thomas Jefferson

in

his

quest

of

happiness

that

was

mentioned

in

our

Declaration

of

Independence

penned

primarily

by

Jefferson.

The

fact

that

those

words

were

even

included

in

that

document

are amazing in themselves. Life, liberty and property rights are more frequently

thought of as inalienable rights but the artist in Jefferson included the concept

of pursuing happiness.

阿甘正传

THE PLOT

If you've seen the trailers or read any of the reviews, you already know that Chris

Gardner

is

a

man

down

on

his

luck.

He

has

a

wife

that

works

double

shifts

as

a

waitress

and a son who he thinks the world of but is barely able to support. Gardner was

abandoned

by

his

own

father

at

three

and

has

vowed

that

his

own

children

will

always

know their father.

But, Gardner has sunk his life savings in a

more efficient than an x-ray machine and far more expensive. His life becomes one

leave him and his son. After his wife leaves, Gardner's life gets even worse as he

is kicked out of his apartment.

By chance one day, Gardner runs into a very happy man with a fancy red car who says

he is a stockbroker for a major firm. With no formal training, but with a brilliant

mind

and

a

strong

will

to

succeed,

Gardner

gets

a

chance,

albeit

a

very

small

chance,

to

work

for

the

Dean

Witter

brokerage

firm.

While

he

is

studying

for

the

broker

test,

he and his son are living in abject poverty.

范文

2WHAT I LOVED ABOUT THE FILM

Chris Gardner is portrayed to perfection by Will Smith in what is certainly one of

the strongest performances of his life. Only his acting in

work here although he has had an extremely successful career (

in

Black

Wild

West

Here,

Smith

shows

both

the

strength

and

the

courage of a

man who is willing to fight against all odds

and he does so without

up on his quest for his and his son's happiness.

Gardner's son, Christopher,

is played by Will Smith's real son,

Jaden Smith, in

his

first

motion

picture

role.

Young

Jaden

does

a

fantastic

job

as

the

young

boy

who

can

live the life of abject poverty and still praise his father. The naturalness of the

portrayal is obvious in every scene which speaks volumes for both father and son's

talent.

This

is

also

the

result

of

the

excellent

directing

of

Gabriele

Muccino,

heretofore

a

director

of

Italian

films

as

well

as

the

fine

screenplay

by

Steve

Conrad

(

by the real Chris Gardner.

I also was impressed by

the cinematography of Phedon

Papamichael

who

shows both the

beauty

of

San

Francisco's

richer

sections,

and

the

squalor

of

the

downtrodden

sections

of the city.