Ⅰ 卓别林电影英语作文
When we think of Charlie Chaplin,the first impression was that :He worn a bowler(圆顶高帽) hat,slightly too small for him,a tight jacket,outsize pants(裤子),enormous(巨大的) boots and a jaunty （洋洋得意的）little swagger cane(手杖) a strange mixture of child and man,gentle,wiseful,mischievous（淘气的）,brave,and always a survivor.
His life will be divided really into three parts：Childhood life ,Marital life ,Life in later years
幼年生活
Charlie Chaplin was born on April 16,1889 in London and dead on December 25,1977 in Swiss corsi.His full name was Charles spencer Chaplin jazz (爵士)and pet name was Charlie.
His father was an entertainer and although not one of the big names,he was doing very well.His mother Hannah was also an entertainer,a wonderful mimic(模仿者),she had a sweet,charming voice.While they were by no means rich,the music family provided the Chaplins with a comfortable living.Unfortunately happy life didn't last long,father is a alcoholism,then he slowly destroyed his marriage .But his mother didn’t give up and try every means to let Charlie and his little brother Syney keep warm and clean.Charlie and his brother were sent to an orphanage (孤儿院)in London in 1896.After he was 7,he left the orphanage,becoming a homeless and helpless child.In this time ,he played many roles ,like newspaper man ,packman(小贩),servant ,cleaner and so on .When Charlie was 12,his father died because of drinking and his mother suffered from mental disease .
When he was 17,he joined in the famous troupe ——Carnot ,where he met his best teacher ——Carnot ,who help him to the top of the comedy.
He was chosen by M.Sinitar when he followed the trope of Carnot to perform in 1913,from which he bagan his movie career.
In 1918,he built his own studio ,and controlled his works himself.It was through comedy to express his disdain (蔑视)to upper–class of society .
婚姻生活：
All his lifetime,he married three times .
It was1908,Charlie was nineteen and he fell in love with Hetty Kelly who was only fifteen.But her parents ended the romance before it really begun.
In 1914,Charlie married Mildred Harris,pretty in the same way as his first love Hetty Kelly.It was hopeless even from the start.In November,1920,they were officially divorced.
In November 1924,Charlie had married his leading (女主角)lady,Lita Grey.It was no wiser a marriage than his first had been.
After failure of the third marriage in 1942,He had met a young woman,who was only 17and the daughter of a great American playwright(剧作家).Her name was Oona.They lived a very happy life after they married and they had eight children.
晚年生活：
It was 1945,America became hatred of Communism(),Charlie became the victim of this persecution(迫害).In order to fight against with it,he wrote the new drama——Limelight(舞台生涯) and in the 1950s he was forbidden to enter US.He became a vagrant(流浪者).
In January 1953,they settled in Vienna that was to be Charlie's home for the rest of his life.
In 1975,just before his eighty-sixth birthday,Charlie was knighted (授予爵士) by Queen Elizabeth II.
In 1972,he and his wife came to America to get his award ,the government just gave him two months to stay in America,but he received 5 minutes’ applauding in the awarding ceremony.
His later years had a very ease life .When he died,he shared the sounds of excitement and happiness ,he left quietly and contently.
Ⅱ 英语作文 卓别林对喜剧电影的影响
Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr. KBE (16 April 1889 – 25 December 1977), better known as Charlie Chaplin, was an Academy Award-winning English comedic actor and filmmaker. Chaplin became one of the most famous actors as well as a notable filmmaker, composer and musician in the early to mid "Classical Hollywood" era of American cinema.
Chaplin acted in, directed, scripted, proced and eventually scored his own films as one of the most creative and influential personalities of the silent-film era. His working life in entertainment spanned over 65 years, from the Victorian stage and the Music Hall in the United Kingdom as a child performer almost until his death at the age of 88. His high-profile public and private life encompassed both alation and controversy. With Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D. W. Griffith, Chaplin co-founded United Artists in 1919.
In a review of the book Chaplin: A Life (2008), Martin Sieff writes: "Chaplin was not just 'big', he was gigantic. In 1915, he burst onto a war-torn world bringing it the gift of comedy, laughter and relief while it was tearing itself apart through World War I. Over the next 25 years, through the Great Depression and the rise of Hitler, he stayed on the job. He was bigger than anybody. It is doubtful any indivial has ever given more entertainment, pleasure and relief to so many human beings when they needed it the most."
Ⅲ 电影卓别林的悲喜人生的观后感英语
"Modern Times" begins with a shot of sheep going down a runway followed by a shot of workers entering a factory… Charlie is set down in the midst of instrial civilization,which is dominated by machinery and in which men are organized into mechanical units,Capital and Labor… Charlie's real enemies are no longer the Cop or the Boss,with whom he can always enter into some human relation,but a vast impersonality,invisible and invulnerable…
"Modern Times" offered a variety of minor attractions:it featured Chaplin's wife,Paulette Goddard; it had wonderful gags; it inlged in tricks of sound which came to the very edge of being dialog… But what did the picture mean,what was it trying to say?Because Chaplin charged his usual enormous percentage for it,and because of foreign receipts,"Modern Times" made money,but exhibitors were not happy at the limited audience turnout… For the majority,the new Charlie was too serious; for the minority,not serious enough…
Since the picture seemed to be about the dehumanizing effect of machinery,intellectuals called upon Chaplin to join them in reorganizing machine culture to some more human scale of things…
Off the screen,Chaplin said nothing… On the screen,his anarchic hostility for any kind of machine culture expressed itself in scenes like that in which Charlie is fed by a machine and that in which,crazed by the assembly line,he runs into the street,his arms moving convulsively like two pistons… Charlie the rebel,Charlie the poet,Charlie the invincibly human,had been turned into a machine.
Ⅳ 卓别林电影的观后感
我们的文化里没有卓别林，但我们有张大民。两者在市民文化里的类型比较相似，都是卑微却不悲伤的小人物。 卓别林之所以比张大民耀眼无数倍，一是因为机遇，他作为优秀的哑剧演员恰好赶上了默片时代的辉煌期。时代造就了他，而且他正好也顺应了那个时代的诸种诉求。 另一个，由于默片没有语言，天然的拥有无国界性质，随着各国文化的交流，超越界限的东西总是首先被人理解和接受。 反过来说，张大民则是作为中国改革开放初期，京味市民文化的一个虚拟人物。虽然同样是微笑含泪，但卓别林是活的，他虽然不能张口，但可以用肢体模拟各种人物，包括为人津津乐道的“黑特乐”，塑造的类型越多，越有可能成为传奇与不朽。而张大民虽然拥有一张贫嘴（却也只有一张贫嘴而已），但他永远只能是张大民，给观众带来的欢笑与泪水总是在这同一个名字背后，不管是冯巩还是梁冠华来扮演。 但是，卓别林和张大民代表的是同一个阶层，他们的生活也是那个阶层的真实生活遭遇，而这个阶层是每个民族每个国家都具有的，正是这个被贬损被侮辱被压榨的阶层构成了一个社会庞大的中下层基石。 说了一摞废话，无非想证明，所有区域性文化里都有卓别林，但近100年唯一被我们熟知且铭记的，是那个英国佬卓别林。所以，不论他死的多么凄凉，但从这方面讲，他十分幸运。 再就本片说一下。 《寻子遇仙记》这个片名翻译得很好，显然译者看懂了影片想要说什么、在说些什么。虽然整个故事大部分都在写实，梦只占结尾一小段（相对全片来说），但那个时候连席德.菲尔德他妈在哪都没人知道，自然也就没有好事者来规定电影“一二一”的结构。 故事看似讲一个苦人救孤记，但是却在绕着弯说这个“吃人的社会”。这段梦，放在玻璃匠（卓别林扮演）完全绝望之后，也可略见创作者的用意——既然现实让人如此绝望，那就在梦里寻找安慰吧！ 而这个安慰的梦却又是一个另外的地狱，陋巷变天堂，所有人其乐融融，没有悲伤和贫困。但天堂也最终也受罪恶侵蚀，勾引、天真、嫉妒、暴力，这一切杀死了刚刚变成天使、得到所谓永恒欢乐的玻璃匠。既可以说这一段是对玻璃匠前面遭遇的总结和再渲染，也可以说是卓别林对美国那时糟糕的生存现状的由衷之言。 这个世界不是什么好的地方，只是我们已经在了这里。 我们的存在不因我们的意愿，而因为存在的就是要存在。
Ⅳ 急求一篇卓别林电影观后感 英文 100字左右
摩登时代观后感
"Modern Times" begins with a shot of sheep going down a runway followed by a shot of workers entering a factory… Charlie is set down in the midst of instrial civilization, which is dominated by machinery and in which men are organized into mechanical units, Capital and Labor… Charlie's real enemies are no longer the Cop or the Boss, with whom he can always enter into some human relation, but a vast impersonality, invisible and invulnerable…
"Modern Times" offered a variety of minor attractions: it featured Chaplin's wife, Paulette Goddard; it had wonderful gags; it inlged in tricks of sound which came to the very edge of being dialog… But what did the picture mean, what was it trying to say? Because Chaplin charged his usual enormous percentage for it, and because of foreign receipts, "Modern Times" made money, but exhibitors were not happy at the limited audience turnout… For the majority, the new Charlie was too serious; for the minority, not serious enough…
Since the picture seemed to be about the dehumanizing effect of machinery, intellectuals called upon Chaplin to join them in reorganizing machine culture to some more human scale of things…
Off the screen, Chaplin said nothing… On the screen, his anarchic hostility for any kind of machine culture expressed itself in scenes like that in which Charlie is fed by a machine and that in which, crazed by the assembly line, he runs into the street, his arms moving convulsively like two pistons… Charlie the rebel, Charlie the poet, Charlie the invincibly human, had been turned into a machine.
Ⅵ 卓别林电影观后感
摩登时代 的，他比较经典的一部 加油：）
像往常一样，劳累了一天的他踏着大皮鞋推开工作室的门，坐在镜子前准备卸妆，他默默地注视着镜子，镜子里那个头戴圆礼帽、穿着窄小礼服、留着小胡子的男人夏尔洛也在默默地注视着他……
已经不记得这是第多少次面对着镜子里那个既熟悉又陌生的形象，自己给无数人带来过欢笑，但是有多少人能体会到自己一路走来的辛酸？当自己功成名就之时，又有多少人能排解随之而来的各种烦恼？也许，只有在静静独处时，才能更加深刻地洞察自己微妙的内心波折。
卓别林无疑是上个世纪最伟大的电影大师之一，他的作品深深的影响了一代又一代的人。
《摩登时代》可以说是卓别林的代表作，正向片语说的那样“本片讲述工业时代，个人企业与人类追求幸福的冲突”。即使在七十多年后的今天，我在看影片时，同样产生了很多共鸣。
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主人公夏尔洛是个摩登时代大工厂的一个流水线工人，一天到晚神经质般的重复着同样的工作，连去厕所抽根烟的享受都被无情自私的资本家剥夺了，最后由于不堪
重负，夏尔洛精神失常，被工厂送到了精神病医院，同时他也失去了赖以生存的工作。不久，他出院了。可是在大街上，他却被警察误认为是工人暴动的领袖而关入
了监狱。在监狱中，他又误食海洛因导致兴奋而戴罪立功，一系列荒诞的情节发生在夏尔洛身上，最后他被提前释放，监狱长对他说：“你自由了。”可夏尔洛却
说：“可以在多关我几天吗，我待在这里很好。”也许只有在那个荒诞的年代，才有夏尔洛这样荒诞的想法。
的确，他在外面确实还不如在监狱中，虽然获
得了表面自由，但是他却依然生活在一个更大的牢笼中，在这个牢笼中，有钱的人随心所欲，无产者无家可归。后来，夏尔洛遇到了同样是流浪者的女主角，在一系
列奇遇后，女主角爱上了夏尔洛，他们找到了属于自己的天堂——一个河边的小破木屋。他们曾经也幻想过理想中的天堂，比如一个富人家的别墅中的生活，比如大
百货商场中的快乐时光，但是这些仅仅是幻想，真正属于他们的天堂，也仅仅是那个河边的小破木屋，可是也只有在这里，我看到了他们从来没有的温馨与幸福。
影
片最后，夏尔洛和漂亮的女主角再次走在逃亡的路上，但是这一章的标题是“黎明”。我想卓别林更希望他们是走在通往黎明的道路上，夏尔洛看到女主角紧锁着眉
头，他告诉她应该笑，应该向着黎明微笑，这也是卓别林带给我们一系列艰辛，悲苦，荒诞以及黑色幽默后给我们的一丝希望。
七十多年后的今天再看这部影片，丝毫也没感到时间的流逝，今天，就在我的身边又何尝不是每天都在发生电影里的故事呢。也许我的周围就有许许多多的夏尔洛，也许根本我就是夏尔洛，谁知道呢。
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到这里，想起影片一开始的一个片段，第一个镜头是许多羊群争先恐后的挤出羊圈，随后紧接着切入了一个许多工人下班拥挤的走出工厂的镜头。看到这里，我想到
了我自己，每天上下班时的地铁站口，我随着成千上万的人群进进出出的场景。我认为摩登时代一开始的那两个镜头完全有理由成为电影史上最伟大最经典的蒙太
奇。
正如狄更斯所言，这是最好的时代，这是最坏的时代。
Ⅶ 卓别林的电影的观后感拜托各位大神
卓别林是20世纪享誉世界的伟大电影艺术家。他的创作跨越无声电影和有声电影两个时代。一生作品或长或短，大概81部。要说他的无声影片，影响较大的主要有：狗的生涯（1918），孩子（1921），从军记（1918），淘金记（1925），城市之光（1931），摩登时代（1936）等等。 卓别林早期的影片多从他本人的生活经历出发，反映社会底层的小人物的生活和奋斗。搞笑的噱头层出不穷。那时候卓别林的电影甚至没有剧本，演员自由发挥，打打闹闹，经过剪辑，就是一卷。后期的影片，卓别林开始有意识地反映社会问题，思想内容逐渐丰富，对社会的批判也趋于深刻，剧中的人物也比早期电影更有血有肉，反映的社会画面也更为广阔，创作的风格终于成熟起来。 卓别林的电影，可以让人一会儿笑，一会儿哭。很多人可以在他的影片中或多或少看到自己的影子。卓别林的幽默表演，风格独特，又符合生活逻辑，让人百看不厌。而且他的表演风格和他要表达的思想是统一的。随便举个小例：在《孩子》中，卓别林出场那一段。破衣烂衫，手套露指头。但他仍保持着优雅的举止。充分显示了小人物的自尊。你看他从兜里翻找烟头，然后把手套打量一下最后扔掉那一段表演，动作稳健优美，又令人忍俊不禁。（其实不只卓别林，影片中其他演员的表演也同样稳健优美，没有一点多余的动作。所有的肢体表演都是语言。如《孩子》中那个大个子警察。） 与我们今天的某些影视作品从表现手法上做个比较，有一点引起我的注意。今天的影视作品，特别喜欢用面部特写，好像要把观众揪到演员脸前，好让观众牢牢认住他们。举个小例：近年拍的电视连续剧《水浒传》，有这样一个镜头：鲁智深在五台山和众僧人打起来了，镜头几乎贴到鲁智深演员的脸上，汗毛孔都看见了。在那种情况下，有什么道理这样拍摄呢？贴得那么近，人的威武气概怎么表现？好多所谓城市情感剧，就更是喜欢面部特写。而卓别林的电影，他就很少使用面部特写。通常演员身体的2/3直至全身，都会出现在画面上。卓别林说，我的全身都会表演。的确是这样。这才是演员啊。 卓别林的表演，超越了所谓“性格表演”和“本色表演”的概念。他演什么像什么，同时又始终保持别人不能替代的风格。达到这个水准，不知道演员对生活的观察和领悟达到了什么样的广度和深度。对比一下《狗的生涯》、《淘金记》里的流浪汉和《大独裁者》里的希克（当然后者已是有声了）。看今天的影视作品，感觉许多大腕演什么都是演他自己。而且题材、视野也非常有限，老是自己那个圈子里的事。我很想知道，平时他们花多少时间拍广告、剪彩、商演，又花多少时间深入生活？ 卓别林的无声电影虽然没有对白，但是演员的肢体表演辅以少许字幕，形成了一种流畅的无声语言，一看即懂。他的影片还有另一种语言：音乐。卓别林为自己的很多影片作曲。音乐往往贯穿影片始终。而且，曲调、节奏、色彩与画面反映的环境、人物心理完美配合。如《城市之光》。音乐不仅增强了情节的感染力，而且大大地丰富了电影的美感。先写这几句打住。自己的一点感受而已。受专业和知识水平限制，也只好这样，参与一下。奢望方家有以教之。
Ⅷ 跪求卓别林《城市之光》的影评
"You can see now?"
"Yes, I can see now."
一个潦倒的流浪汉爱上了失明的卖花姑娘，一个不太现实的爱情故事经过卓别林独到的演绎的让人涕泪交加，大师就是大师，举手投足皆是戏；没有对白，完全依靠角色的表演和精彩的配乐，影片的魅力却丝毫不逊色于现代的有声电影。
电影中主角的出场堪称经典，本该严肃正式的雕塑揭幕典礼，却被一个藏在布下的流浪汉搅得难以收场，卓别林扮演的流浪汉在人群上方闲庭信步，下面的官僚和绅士们急得手足无措，亦庄亦谐的对比不得不让人佩服卓别林的的伟大之处：关注社会底层的小人物，士商权贵皆是陪衬，忠于平民才是忠于艺术。
影片中出现的形形色色的各种角色都是那个时代社会的缩影。主角虽身份低贱，被取笑，被欺负，被抛弃，被冤枉，却无时无刻不保持着自己的尊严，一根不离手的拐棍，和一顶不太协调的礼帽，滑稽却让人敬畏。而那些所谓的文明的人却利欲两心，虽穿着光鲜，却让人鄙视，一对比，强烈的喜剧效果就出来了。片中的流浪汉一如镜头外的卓别林。
影片的结尾让人感动的掉泪，主角历经牢狱，重回街头，连那根维持最后尊严的拐棍都丢失了，潦倒不堪，却巧合般在转角遇见那位他为全力相助而入狱的卖花姑娘。从取笑他，到同情施舍，再到认出恩人的瞬间，几分钟的戏道尽了人生百味。社会险恶，爱情美妙，或许影片想告诉我们也许生活不值得自豪，现实让人可笑，但是总有值得去期待，去付出的美好。
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Ⅸ 求一篇关于卓别林电影《城市之光(city lights)>的英文观后感，100多字就行了。英文不好，555555- -,,,,,
If I were the writer,I would changed a paragraph that implied the girl's dreams were dashed upon realizing her benefactor was a tramp. I don't think it mattered either way to her. I think she was just happy to finally meet the de, and maybe a little surprised that her de was a man of such modest means. At any rate, she was touched and joyful... nothing dashed or disappointed about it.
I think part of the greatness of the ending is its openness to more than one interpretation. I can see how it could be read as joyful. But personally, I see it as a crushingly sad ending-- Chaplin says, "You can see now?" She replies, "Yes, I can see," and the screen goes black, implying (to me) that any hopes the tramp had for them were ended when he gave her sight, and he knew it. It was a gesture of self-sacrifice on more than one level.
But regardless, the article should probably just describe what happens without putting an interpretation on it. I think it's fine as it stands.
Ⅹ 谁能帮忙写一下卓别林电影的观后感
<<城市之光>>观后感
很久以前就知道卓别林是电影史上最伟大的艺术大师,但是一直没机会看到他的作品,我觉得他的作品都是无声黑白电影,现在的电影制作如此先进,这种黑白电影怕已经只能做古董了.
但是,当卢老师给我们放了<<城市之光>>之后,我发现我犯了个大错误,
我忘记了一个词的含义:经典!真正的经典不怕时间的流失而造成作品的被遗忘,相反,就是岁月的淘炼让经典作品在历史的长河中留下了永久的影象!
卓别林不愧是最伟大的电影艺术大师!
但是,在看电影的时候,我的脑海里一直有一个名字在跳动:周星驰!我把着两个人放在一起,并不是说认为周的水平可以与卓别林相提并论,就星爷目前的成就来看,不存在这种可能,以后应该也不会.但周可以认为是卓别林的一个后辈,学生.两个人的作品风格有相同之处．
两人使用的表现形式非常接近：通过小人物的眼睛来看这个社会，通过小人物的故事来透视主流社会容易忽略、甚至故意回避的低层社会弱势群体的社会生态。都让人有一种辛酸的笑声。
但卓别林毕竟是大师，他的作品，集创造性、艺术性、可信性、社会性于一身，浑然一体，天衣无缝，是社会各方都可以接受的精品，而周星驰，良莠不齐，有很多精品，但是也有很多粗制滥造，商业化气息浓重的作品；有的作品，尤其是早期的作品格调底下，恶搞媚俗。我想这也和香港的电影环境有关，不是他一个人的问题。