荒野生存电影观后感英文80词

① 荒野生存的观后感500字左右

解题思路：可以把自己看到的部分情景写下来，也可以是自己有什么感悟，范文如下：

无论人们对这位小伙子的行径如何解释，我只知道，他活出了自我，活出了他想要的生活……

活着，为了什么？我们每个人都在为自己的生命找寻足够的理由。爱情、责任、名利、社会地位……事实上，自离开母体的那一刻起，我们已如箭离弦。

二十四岁的克里斯走出了一条与众不同的轨迹。他固执的抛开了自己的一切奔向自由与快乐，那是一种几近疯狂的自由，没有金钱，没有人迹，没有家庭，甚至没有姓名。与其像多数人说的，他在逃避，不如说他是彻底选择了剥离。

剥离后的他在扔掉最后一丝羁绊后，背负着一个大包消失在了美国犹他州的莽莽旷野之中，如流星划过天际，他用他短暂的生命映亮了生命之河的苍穹。

影片于2007年在美国上演，以不可阻挡之势横扫各类大奖。其实，无论他摘取多少桂冠，真正打动人心之处并不是导演的手法、演员的技巧、醉人的音乐、而是贯穿全片的精神，克里斯用他短暂的一生为影片注入了无法磨灭的永恒……至少，他打动了那些能被他打动的。

“无径之林，常有乐趣，无人之岸，几多惊喜，世外桃源，何处寻觅，聆听涛乐，须在海里，爱你，爱我，更爱自然。”——拜伦

活着为了什么？为了追寻自由！

为了什么活着？因为，我们快乐……

② 《荒野生存》里出现过的一些句子

影片开头：
一、
英：
There is a plwasure in the pathless woods;
There is a rapture on the lonely shore;
There is society,there none intrudes,
By the deep sea,and music in its roar;
I love not man the less,but Nature more...
-Lord Byron
中：
无径之林 常有情趣
无人之岸 几多惊喜
世外桃源 何处寻觅
聆听涛乐 须在海里
爱我爱你 更爱自然
-拜伦男爵

二、
英：
So now, after two rambling years
comes the final and greatest adventure.
The climactic battle to kill the false being within
and victoriously conclude
the spiritual revolution.
中：
过了2年流浪生活 他迎来了最后也是最棒的冒险
战争的高潮就是 消除人性中虚伪的一面
在心灵革命中吹响胜利的号角

三、
英：
lt should not be denied that being
footloose has always exhilarated us.
lt is associated in our minds
with escape
from history and oppression and law
and irksome obligations.
Absolute freedom.
And the road has always led west.
中：
不可否认 自由总是让人向往
在我们心中 它意味着逃离过去 苦恼
约束和烦人的责任
完全的自由
路引导着我向西行
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这部电影确实诗句太多了 太精辟了 堪称佳片
中间省略一大部分
最后男主角可在木板上面的文字很简单
The Wild
Alexander Supertramp（亚历山大超级旅行家）
May 1992
最后写在纸片上的是：
英：I have had a happy life and thank the lord。Goodbye and may God bless all！
中：
我度过了快乐的一生
感谢这个世界
别了
愿主保佑你们！！！

PS：太好的片子了 强烈推荐 也谢谢楼主让我回忆起这些美丽的片段

③ 求《荒野生存（Into the wild）》 英文影评或书评

This was truly a great movie. It chronicles the life of Chris Mccandless based on the book with the same name.

As you watch the movie it's as if you follow Chris in his quest to understand the beauty of the world without being part of the world we know. As it goes on parts of his journal that he kept on his travels are read out and analyzed and attached to the meaning of his quest. It's a beautiful perspective on why we live and how to find true untainted happiness simply by being a part of nature and real life, as opposed to the social conditioning we have become used to.

There are parts that will make you think hard about your own life and how you can make yourself happy. In the end however, Chris is on the verge of starving, and he realizes that "happiness is only real when shared". This part nearly brought me to tears. It is an intense moment of self reflection and understanding of one's place in the world. It is in a way a reversal of the initial goal of Chris which is to find happiness away from society, and explains the fact that happiness is in fact created by society.

Sean Penn is a great director. This movie had some of the most beautiful cinematography and landscape scenes I've ever seen. At some points you may be awed by the simple beauty of the earth without even having to understand that this was what Chris wanted.

The acting is magnificent. Emile Hirsch is great, especially towards the end when Chris begins to be paranoid and disillusioned by his hunger. You can feel his joy throughout the movie and understand why he set out on the quest, as well as feel his remorse and pain when he comes to the realization that what he searched for may have been closer than he thought and not in the hills of Alaska or other locations.

Overall, this is a great movie. It is pretty long so you may need to watch it in parts as I did. If you're looking to be inspired and get an additional perspective on the world as well as see some beautiful shots of landscapes, it is definitely worth it.

④ 求 荒野生存 英文影评

TIFF07, review 3: Facing the blind deaf stone alone…Into the Wild

Sean Penn's new movie Into the Wild arrives on the wave of a well-regarded novel about a college graate who decides that the anger and violence in civilized society is too much to handle and commences a journey through nature in order to truly live life as it was meant to be. This film is a wonderful glimpse into the life of a kid, wise beyond his years, and the bonds that he creates with people along the way. A victim of excess in wealth and a shortage of love, Christopher McCandless hid inside his mind behind knowledge and philosophy, building up his intellectual strength, as well as the physical, in order to complete his trek, ultimately leading him to Alaska. Penn never falls into the trap of showing too much heartbreak on the side of McCandless's parents, because he doesn't want the audience to second-guess the decision he made. There is no debate to be had here, our protagonist has no alternative but to get out and live off the land. Only being completely self-sufficient can he grasp a meaning for his life and one day perhaps go back with that knowledge fully learned.

Emile Hirsch is absolutely brilliant with his good-natured attitude and affable charm. His character believes that human contact is not necessary for happiness and never seeks out relationships. However, his character is so likable that they find him and latch on, not to change his mind, but to experience his level of being and hopefully learn something from him and help enlarge his vocabulary on life. The people he meets help him to fully grasp the decision of life in the wild and be able to survive it. Never coming off condescendingly to those he crosses paths with, Hirsch always holds a smile on his face. One scene, where he meets up with a couple of people from Europe, proves how contagious a clear outlook on life without the troubles of societal restraints can be. These three kids have a blast, if only for a few minutes—with Hirsch being chased by the police for rafting with no license—and it makes one wonder if maybe we all should take a journey into nature and feel the freedom and full warmth of heart that a lack of stress to succeed in the business world can give.

All the supporting players are magnificent at helping show the side to McCandless that Penn needs on display to succeed. Hal Holbrook, Brian Dierker, and Catherine Keener are by far the best of these side characters with Vince Vaughn and Kirsten Stewart adding some charm too. Dierker, Keener, and Stewart play hippie, flower-child type roles and allow Hirsch to show off how modest and unselfish he is. This is the family he deserved to have from birth and he is the son they wished their lives had earned them. At their best, all four together give some of the most emotionally charged moments in the film. Holbrook, on-the-other-hand, helps give insight into the philosophy that Hirsch needs to live with in order to survive the loneliness, looking him in the face, to come in Alaska. It is truly fascinating to see how every person adds something to his overall experience and to the tools he needs.

Hirsch deserves a lot of credit because he truly outshines the film itself with his dedication and sacrifice to the role. The length of time needed to allow him the ability to lose the weight necessary for a main plot point in the movie is crazy. If the time wasn't that long and Hirsch did it all rapidly, I'm even more impressed. With all that, there are many instances free of dialogue that he needs to carry with body language and actions alone. True, much of this is enhanced by a wonderful soundtrack from Eddie Vedder, but evenso it is a remarkable performance. Kudos to Sean Penn for a gorgeous filming job also. He captures the countryside with grace, while infusing many moments of visual style by slow-motioning glimpses, knowing when to show the family left behind, utilizing informative and essential voice-over, and even breaking the fourth wall. When Hirsch first looks into the camera, at the audience, it does not seem unnatural in the slightest, but instead an amazing link for the viewers to take a look into his soul like those that crossed his path have. McCandless is so pure that it almost feels like glimpsing the calm protectiveness of God.

⑤ 谁知道 荒野生存 里这句台词的英文版

If we admit that human life can be ruled by reason, the possibility of life is destroyed.
如果我们承认人类的生活可以由理由来控制，那将摧毁生命的很多可能性！

是这个吧！

⑥ 外国的电影一个大学生放弃学业去森林里生活

电影《荒野生存》
一个梦想者的传奇
荒野生存的剧情简介 · · · · · ·
影片改编自真实的故事，展现了一个理想主义者的传奇，一个流浪的故事。
克里斯托弗（埃米尔•赫斯基 饰）家境优渥，是亚特兰大私立名校艾莫里的优等生，前程似锦。但是，他从学校毕业后，选择了截然不同的人生，放弃令人羡慕的工作，把存款捐给慈善机构，去阿拉斯加寻找自我。在家人的劝阻声中，他踏上了回归自然的慢慢长路，成为名副其实的流浪者。
一路上，他遇到不少人，也数次遭受野外生存的挑战，每一步都充满了艰辛，他以坚韧的毅力，实践着寻找自我的梦想……

⑦ 求个电影 你不能为了取悦他人而活着，你的人生必须自己决定。【与这句话意思寓意表达一样的】

强烈推荐《荒野生存》，英文《into the wild》。
剧情简介：
《荒野生存》改编自著名作家乔恩·科莱考尔（Jon Krakauer）的中篇小说，是一个真实《荒野生存》事件。1992年，在美国阿拉斯加地区的一个废弃公交车车厢里，人们发现了一具腐烂的尸体，经调查，证实这位死者的全名叫克里斯多福.强森.麦克肯多斯（Christopher Johnson McCandless），是个出身于美国东岸富裕家庭的年轻男子，他在1990年大学毕业后，即与家人失去联系。 向往回归自然的原始生活，克里斯多福改名换姓，烧掉现金，放弃车子和大部分财产，从此在北美大陆漂泊，充满强烈理想性的克里斯多福企亟追寻超越人类物质的经验，这件事经过披露后，在美国社会引起震撼。尤其是结束克里斯多福生命的阿拉斯加之行，人们的看法褒贬各有之，有人感佩克里斯多福的勇气； 有人却认为克里斯多福太轻忽自然，藐视大自然，竟然没有作充分准备便草率进入美国最不毛、环境最恶劣的阿拉斯加独自生活。究竟是什么原因，让一个二十出头、大学刚毕业、家境优渥的年轻人抛弃一切，而投入一个所谓的自杀式之旅呢？这是所有人都在问的。

⑧ 看完《荒野生存》之后的感想是什么

感想？能明显的感觉克里斯内心的那种渴望，他不容一点妥协，不容一丝怠慢，向着心中的纯净前行，但是心中的伤痛不曾减少，无论在途中遇见多少让他感动的人和事，他始终倔强的朝着阿拉斯加走去，因为他认为现实的世界不可能变成他想像的模样，没有人能真正明白他的想法，除了他妹妹。他无法勉强自己面对这个他认为不堪的世界。
事实上，他这种极限主义的想法没有人能完全参透和理解，影片中很多经典的话实际上是说他自己
正如他说：some people feel like they don't deserve love ,they walk always queitly into empty spaces trying to close the gaps to the past!
还有很多...
不要用异样的眼光去看待他极勇敢却又懦弱的行为，只要明白，他有他的理由，想象自己就在他身边，陪伴他走过整个旅程，相信你会明白他~
相信会有很多感想~