关于电影八佰的英语稿子

1. 八佰，这部电影里面对性的描述

不会。在那种情景下反而很真实，临死前正视自己的欲望，没什么尴尬的。

2. 弱点电影里面big Mike写文章到时候白人家的爸爸提到那个八百标兵奔北坡的诗是啥来着

拿的这款，我觉得文章的时候白天加的我爸爸提到了poi泡面了。

3. 电影《八佰》讲述的是一个怎样的故事

《八佰》讲述的是1937年淞沪会战期间， 420余将士驻守在苏州河北岸的四行仓库，抵抗三十万日军进攻，奋战四天四夜的故事。为迷惑日军、壮大声势，主将对外宣称有800人，影片也由此得名“八佰”。

在淞沪会战期间，日军凭着坦克和飞机的优势，对国军进行猛烈进攻，蒋介石派遣的精锐部队损失惨重，10月26日，由于闸北地区抵抗越来越艰难，当局决定撤出大多数部队，去防卫上海西部郊区。独留下88师来防守。

她问谢晋元有多少人的时候，谢晋元告诉让有800人，才有了之后八百壮士的说法。从27日到30日，战斗打了四天四夜，引起了西方的关注，31日政府下令，停止战斗，退出战场。日本在这次战斗中损失了2000多人，由此可见，我们中国人的战斗力还是很强悍的。

《八佰》展现的不是一个人，而是一群人，他们为了抵御外来侵略，甚至不惜牺牲自己的生命。年仅20岁四川娃的陈树生，挂满了手榴弹，跟日本军人同归于尽，写下的血书是“舍生取义，儿所愿也！”，姜武饰演的老铁，原本是一个唯唯诺诺的人，遇事就躲，也是他在最后拿着大刀，唱着戏曲，奋勇杀敌。

真是这群人，面对大敌当前，国难当头，挺身而出“誓以我命固我土”，这人性的闪光点，才显得可贵。这也是《八佰》展现的，也是四行仓库守军们当年进行的，我们珍爱和平，我们反思战争。正是因为有了这些铮铮铁骨，我们才能有当下美好的生活。

4. 写一篇介绍电影的英语作文

写作思路：从文章的写作目的、中心主旨入手，以使文章中心思想鲜明、深刻地表现出来。

正文：

Going to the movie is an affair of recreation， I like in the movie theater to go to the movie， because movie theater in of that kind of the atmosphere is what home can＇t own

看电影是一件消遣的事情，我喜欢在电影院里去看电影，因为电影院里的那种氛围是家里不能拥有的。

but the condition of now， we usually will go to the movie in the home， few go to movie theater

但是现在的情况，我们通常会在家里看电影，很少有人去电影院。

usually see foreign movie at ordinary times， the really local movie still has a certain margin， the movie of now comes close the modern living method more， the thinking of now

平时通常看外国电影，真正的本土电影还有一定的差距，现在的电影更接近现代生活方式，现在的思考。

classic movie many meeting bodies now traditional pleasant impression， however as long as is a good movie， I will like

经典电影很多会体现现在传统的美感，不过只要是好电影，我都会喜欢。

If is a book change of movie， I feel this have no intentional viewpoint， if the movie draws on a person enough， I think the original book that may see the bottom movie， if is a good book

如果是一本书换电影，我觉得这是没有目的的观点，如果电影足够吸引人，我想可以看底层电影的原著，如果是一本好书．

I certainly think it can clap movie， see the oneself like of the person image move a screen up， can the better comprehension appreciate

我当然认为它可以拍电影，看到自己喜欢的人形象搬上屏幕，能更好的理解欣赏吗?

5. 求阿甘正传英文观后感，八百字左右

Review On Forrest Gump

I've never met anyone like Forrest Gump in a movie before, and for that matter I've never seen a movie quite like "Forrest Gump." Any attempt to describe him will risk making the movie seem more conventional than it is, but let me try. It's a comedy, I guess. Or maybe a drama. Or a dream.

The screenplay by Eric Roth has the complexity of modern fiction, not the formulas of modern movies. Its hero, played by Tom Hanks, is a thoroughly decent man with an IQ of 75, who manages between the 1950s and the 1980s to become involved in every major event in American history. And he survives them all with only honesty and niceness as his shields.

And yet this is not a heartwarming story about a mentally retarded man. That cubbyhole is much too small and limiting for Forrest Gump. The movie is more of a meditation on our times, as seen through the eyes of a man who lacks cynicism and takes things for exactly what they are. Watch him carefully and you will understand why some people are criticized for being "too clever by half." Forrest is clever by just exactly enough.

Tom Hanks may be the only actor who could have played the role.

I can't think of anyone else as Gump, after seeing how Hanks makes him into a person so dignified, so straight-ahead. The per formance is a breathtaking balancing act between comedy and sadness, in a story rich in big laughs and quiet truths.

Forrest is born to an Alabama boardinghouse owner (Sally Field) who tries to correct his posture by making him wear braces, but who never criticizes his mind. When Forrest is called "stupid," his mother tells him, "Stupid is as stupid does," and Forrest turns out to be incapable of doing anything less than profound. Also, when the braces finally fall from his legs, it turns out he can run like the wind.

That's how he gets a college football scholarship, in a life story that eventually becomes a running gag about his good luck. Gump the football hero becomes Gump the Medal of Honor winner in Vietnam, and then Gump the Ping-Pong champion, Gump the shrimp boat captain, Gump the millionaire stockholder (he gets shares in a new "fruit company" named Apple Computer), and Gump the man who runs across America and then retraces his steps.

It could be argued that with his IQ of 75 Forrest does not quite understand everything that happens to him. Not so. He understands everything he needs to know, and the rest, the movie suggests, is just surplus. He even understands everything that's important about love, although Jenny, the girl he falls in love with in grade school and never falls out of love with, tells him, "Forrest, you don't know what love is." She is a stripper by that time.

The movie is ingenious in taking Forrest on his tour of recent American history. The director, Robert Zemeckis, is experienced with the magic that special effects can do (his credits include the "Back to the Future" movies and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"), and here he uses computerized visual legerdemain to place Gump in historic situations with actual people.

Forrest stands next to the schoolhouse door with George Wallace, he teaches Elvis how to swivel his hips, he visits the White House three times, he's on the Dick Cavett show with John Lennon, and in a sequence that will have you rubbing your eyes with its realism, he addresses a Vietnam-era peace rally on the Mall in Washington. Special effects are also used in creating the character of Forrest's Vietnam friend Lt. Dan (Gary Sinise), a Ron Kovic type who quite convincingly loses his legs.

Using carefully selected TV clips and bbed voices, Zemeckis is able to create some hilarious moments, as when LBJ examines the wound in what Forrest describes as "my butt-ox." And the biggest laugh in the movie comes after Nixon inquires where Forrest is staying in Washington, and then recommends the Watergate. (That's not the laugh, just the setup.) As Forrest's life becomes a guided tour of straight-arrow America, Jenny (played by Robin Wright) goes on a parallel tour of the counterculture. She goes to California, of course, and drops out, tunes in, and turns on. She's into psychedelics and flower power, antiwar rallies and love-ins, drugs and needles. Eventually it becomes clear that between them Forrest and Jenny have covered all of the landmarks of our recent cultural history, and the accommodation they arrive at in the end is like a dream of reconciliation for our society. What a magical movie.

6. 围绕中国,好莱坞,科幻电影,三个关键词,自拟题目,写不少于八百字的中文文章

《狂蟒之灾》，《泰山》，《金刚》，《绿巨人》，《史前巨兽》，《侏罗纪公园》，《地心游记》，《诸神之战》，《深渊巨鳄》，《大白鲨》，《食人鱼》，《哥斯拉》，《变形金刚》~~~说了这么多不知道够不够。

7. 求外国电影简介2篇 800字（要英文的）

剪刀手爱德华
The story begins with an old lady telling her granddaughter the story of snow, and why it snows.

Edward Scissorhands lives in a gothic mansion at the top of a hill, below him a suburban town looking very much like a nightmarish vision from the 1960's, where pink and yellow houses nest, neatly grouped together each looking as identical as the inhabitants that live and breathe beneath the roofs.

A very old gentle inventor, played by the renowned actor Vincent Price famous for his performances in Classic horror movies, has created Edward but he sadly dies before he is able to give Edward his hands. Edward is left with only scissors for hands.

In a very comical scene we see Peggy, played by Dianne West, working as an Avon representative visit the mansion on a hopeless task to sell her make up. She is however kinder than most of the residents in the town below and takes it upon herself to give Edward a home, bringing him to the town below to live with her and her family, although with good intentions she lacks the wisdom in her actions.

The film is filled with humorous scenes yet within the humour there is always darker overtones.

The neighbourhood soon accepts Edward in a perverse and freakish way, the people seeing him as a curiosity. He soon becomes popular for his gift of cutting hedges into pieces of beautiful art and arousing the dormant passions of spiteful housewives.

From the beginning of the film we see scenes depicting how it feels if you are different and are amongst people who fit neatly into societies accepted roles. In a horrible dinner scene Peggy's husband reminds Edward that in society money is all that matters if one cannot earn money than one is not acceptable, and he pushes Edward to go to the bank for a loan, obviously they will not give him one without the proper official papers that go with being a member of the social order.

Edward himself has never asked to be created in the manner he was, he is an innocent young man, gentle and greatly gifted, he has a beauty and heart that is found rarely in life. He worships and adores Peggy's daughter Kaye, who from the beginning acts as most teenagers would if they came home and found a strange young man with scissors as hands sleeping in their bed. She makes fun of Edward and soon uses him unwillingly to break into her obnoxious boyfriends house.

Soon after this event Kaye begins to see Edwards beauty and uniqueness in comparison to the people she is surrounded by every day. She reaches out to him with her love holding him close to her.

The people residing in the neighbourhood attack Edward and chase after him through the streets in a similar vein to an early Frankenstein movie directed by James Whale. Kaye saves his life, telling everyone he has been killed she leaves him to be happy on his own the only true way he can live away from people, but with the knowledge that he is loved.

Edward Swissorhands depicts in both humourous ways and dark ones, how life can be if you are different, with Edward on the far end of the scale. Edward is looking for love and understanding something that becomes difficult if you are unusual and something that you long for. It is also a story about someone who cannot physically touch anything or anyone without destroying the thing itself through no fault of his own.

The film is truly wonderful modern fairytale, the gothic mansion is hauntingly beautiful and scenes with Kaye dancing in the snow from Edwards Ice Sculpture's is mesmerising. The story of snow is a rare jewel in filmmaking.
阿凡达
In the future, Jake, a paraplegic war veteran, is brought to another planet, Pandora, which is inhabited by the Na'vi, a humanoid race with their own language and culture. Those from Earth find themselves at odds with each other and the local culture. Written by Giorgio_C

When his brother is killed in battle, paraplegic Marine Jake Sully decides to take his place in a mission on the distant world of Pandora. There he learns of greedy corporate figurehead Parker Selfridge's intentions of driving off the native humanoid "Na'vi" in order to mine for the precious material scattered throughout their rich woodland. In exchange for the spinal surgery that will fix his legs, Jake gathers intel for the cooperating military unit spearheaded by gung-ho Colonel Quaritch, while simultaneously attempting to infiltrate the Na'vi people with the use of an "avatar" identity. While Jake begins to bond with the native tribe and quickly falls in love with the beautiful alien Neytiri, the restless Colonel moves forward with his ruthless extermination tactics, forcing the soldier to take a stand - and fight back in an epic battle for the fate of Pandora.

8. 电影《八佰》老铁和羊拐讲摸女人那段台词

眼睛瞅着，脑瓜子就迷糊了……一把抓上，手里香喷喷～水潺潺的软乎！身体呢 就憋不住的哆嗦