① 英语老师让。看原生电影。阿基拉和字母比赛。然后写300字母的影评。。。跪求20分钟内完成。。谢谢
Akeelah and the Bee is an excellent movie, and it deserves universal recognition for the unbelievably powerful message, storyline, and theme evident throughout. First of all, Starbucks's co-operation with Laurence Fishburne to proce the movie was a great move on everybody's part. And though many critics may say that Akeelah and the Bee was just another "inspirational film," lacking the originality and pungency necessary for good cinema, the people with such a belief just don't get it. Like Rudy (1993), Akeelah and the Bee is most certainly original in that the story is plausible, meaningful, and very emotional. The only real difference between the two films is that whereas Rudy is based on a true story, Akeelah and the Bee is completely fictional. Also, the fact that all of the real protagonists in the film are minorities brings an incredible new level to the silver screen. Very few recently released movies feature an African-American female--a youth, no less--in the role of the main character. And for viewers to see Akeelah--as well as her mother, her siblings, her best friend, her coach, and her other two spelling-bee companions: all of whom are minorities--achieve such great heights is most definitely "inspirational," and in the right sense. Even for the movie-viewer whose favorites are full of action, violence, and gore, Akeelah and the Bee strikes the heart directly. And for those who like the tear-jerkers, no better movie exists than this one. Without question, this film is one of the best I have seen in a long time, and many will agree that it is an exceptional piece of work. I would honestly be shocked if someone really believed in his or her mind that Akeelah and the Bee "was a waste of time."
Akeelah和拼字比赛是一个很好的电影，值得普遍承认的令人难以置信的强大的消息，故事情节和主题在整个可见一斑。首先，星巴克的合作，与劳伦斯·菲什伯恩制作电影是在每个人的一部分，一个很好的举措。虽然许多批评者可能会说， Akeelah和拼字比赛只是另一个“励志片， ”缺乏原创性和必要的辛辣为好电影，人们有这样的信念就是不明白这一点。像鲁迪（ 1993） ， Akeelah和拼字比赛肯定是原来在这个故事是合理的，有意义的，而且非常情绪化。两部电影之间真正的区别是，而鲁迪是基于一个真实的故事， Akeelah和拼字比赛完全是虚构的。此外，事实上，所有的电影真正的主角是少数民族带来了一个令人难以置信的新的水平银幕。很少有最近发布的电影具有一个非洲裔美国女性 - 一个青年，毫不逊色 - 在主角的角色。而对于观众看到Akeelah - 以及她的母亲，她的兄弟姐妹，她最好的朋友，她的教练，她的另外两个拼字比赛的同伴：所有的人都是少数族裔 - 取得如此巨大的高度是最绝的“励志， “，并在合适的意义。即使对于电影观众，其最喜欢的是充满动作，暴力和血腥， Akeelah和拼字比赛直接击中心脏。而对于那些谁喜欢撕jerkers ，存在比这再好的电影。毫无疑问，这部影片是我见过在很长一段时间是最好的，很多人都会同意，这是一个特殊的作品。我会诚实地感到震惊，如果有人真的相信在他或她记住， Akeelah和拼字比赛“是浪费时间。 ”
② 英语老师叫我们看一部英文对白中文字幕的电影写观后感，是用英文写还是用中文写
其实英文写也不难啊。比如the story tells us about a man who lost his memory and decide to find out what happen。。。。 i think he is very brave and。。。可以是内容简介+个人理解。简介嘛，搜一下电影的英文原名比如 A Beautiful Mind美丽心灵，就可以参考一下了。初一的，老师也不会太为难你们。再说，如果真是要求写中文，你写的是英文的，老师更高兴呢
③ 英语老师让看电影。怪物大学。然后让写300左右单词的影评。。求速回。。谢谢
"Monsters University" is the sort of film that's easy to undervalue. It's not deep, nor is it trying to be, but its goals are numerous and varied, and it achieves every of them with grace. If you've ever seen a sports picture, you know how things have to go, and the movie hits every beat you'd expect; but it never arrives via the most obvious route, and it's so attuned to the way modern audiences watch genre films that there are times when it seems to anticipate our objections and tease them out so that it can answer them later, to our satisfaction and delight. (When a moment feels a bit off, there's a reason for its off-ness.)
The script is filled with lines that are quotable not just because they're funny (though many are) but because they're wise, such as Mike telling Sully, ring an inspirational trip to watch the professionals at Monsters Incorporated, "The best scarers use their differences to their advantage," and Mike's follow-up, a reaction to watching a legendary and now very old scaremaster do his thing, "He doesn't have the speed anymore, but his technique is flawless." My former colleague Manohla Dargis was right to object to Pixar's decision to tell yet another guy-centric story after releasing the quietly revolutionary "Brave" — but considering the warmth and intelligence radiating from every frame of this film, it's far from a dealbreaker. There's a decency and lightness of spirit to "Monsters University" which, in a time of tediously "dark" and "gritty" entertainment, is as bracing as a cannonball-dive into a pool on a hot summer's day.
“怪兽大学”是电影的那种很容易低估。这是不深，也不是想成为，但其目标是多种多样的，它实现了每个人的风度。如果你见过一个运动的画面，你知道的事情怎么也得去，和电影打的每一次跳动，你会期望，但它永远不会通过最明显的途径到达，并且它是如此合拍的方式现代观众观看流派电影，有时间的时候似乎预见到我们的反对和挑逗出来，以便它可以再回答他们，我们的满意和喜悦。 （当一个瞬间感觉有点过，还有一个原因，它的关闭性。 ）
该脚本是充满了线条是可引用的不只是因为他们很有趣（虽然很多是），而是因为他们是明智的，如迈克告诉萨利，在一个鼓舞人心的旅程，观看专业人士怪兽股份有限公司， “最好的驱赶器利用他们之间的分歧，他们的优势， “和迈克的跟进，反应在观看一个传奇，现在很老scaremaster做他的事， ”他没有速度了，但他的技术是完美的。 “我的前同事Manohla吉斯是正确的反对皮克斯决定释放悄悄的革命“勇敢”后，告诉另一个家伙为中心的故事 - 但考虑到温暖和情报，这部电影的每一帧辐射，它是远离因素在于。有一个体面和精神亮度为“怪兽大学”的，在繁琐的“黑暗”和“坚韧不拔”的娱乐时间，是作为支撑的炮弹跳入水池在一个炎热的夏天的一天。
④ 我们老师要5篇英语影评，100词就够了，也别太深了
1、Kung Fu Panda功夫熊猫
I see this movie lastweek and this film make me loving Kung Fu!
My liitle sister love the panda very much .She ask me which kind annimal of Panda？ I told her its one of the cutiest animal in the world ,it only lives in China.
In this movie, Panda learns how to improve his level of Kung fu，many scence show that this cartoon is so funny.You can see how things goes on with laugh,
The film is set in and around China's Valley of Peace, where there are no humans, only talking animals.I recommend this film to you.!
2.Titanic
I saw this movie and it took my breath away. The love story of Jack and Rose was really beautiful. Kate Winslet was so perfect as Rose in this this movie that you couldn't imagine anyone else could play this role. Leonardo DiCaprio was really good as Jack and he should have had an an Oscar nomination for this role. Billy Zane didn't disappoint in his role as Rose's fiance Cal. His playing of Cal was so evil that despite being an awful person, you couldn't help but feel sorry for him, especially when despite all his doings he loved Rose so much.This would have to be one of the most wonderful films of the 20th Century and one that will never be forgotten.
3、勇敢的心
I remember seeing this movie for the first time in late 2003, and I was impressed. I saw it again last night, and I was even more impressed. The acting is amazing, and the ending was brilliant. For me, all my guesses were incorrect. Everything that happens in this movie in unpredicted. The last half hour itself was highly unpredictable, and it had a powerful message. When a scene was meant to be dramatic, they did a great job at it. I don't know about everybody else, but the ending did make me cry. The message the movie sent kept me thinking for a while. The amount of courage and bravery was inconceivable, there was barely any faults or anything wrong with the movie. For a movie of 1995, they did a great job.
I absolutely guarantee this movie to anybody who enjoys action and war with a bit of drama mixed in. One of the best, or maybe even the best movie of the 20th century.
4/歌舞青春
It was just sogreat! So much fun, too!! It's like every high school musical theater junkie's dream. Everyone was just excellent and the directing was superb. And I love the message this movie sends to young minds, that you explore other facets of expression other than the one that's socially acceptable. And I love the little undertones and subtleties throughout the film. And I love how all the tough mean hard guys are CLEARLY dancers in real life. I was muy impressed!! Everything and everyone was perfect. From the clothes, casting, choreography, sets.... it all looks like a dream. And in beautiful clear New Mexico. Who could want anything more!
5、beautiful life 美丽人生
This is a film about the life, in the face of death, no one has the right to choose your attitude, "Beautiful Life" touched my life is really based on the degree of tolerance, this is his temperament, is Italy's temperament , In the film, and his base of around perhaps only a microcosm of the base of the base of humor are optimistic enough to prove that he has completely conquered the life, has become a well-deserved life of the key, this is the Jewish nation Proud of. - The life is a game, while the base of the game of life, death in concentration camps Valley, he has not the slightest facial expression interpretation of the death of the spirit, not a speech revealed the fear of death, but only the will to life as a game, a The game will be harvested, it is incompetent enterprises and the ordinary people, I think, should be thinking of-and Trotsky, awaiting execution when Trotsky wrote in a section of text: Life is beautiful. I suddenly be a lot of inspiration, life may be incomplete, perhaps haze Hunchen life, but we can choose a tolerant attitude to all-inclusive Unfortunately, we should know how their life is to dominate this game, we do is always sweetly laugh.
满了。不过分太少了。希望再加分哦。
⑤ 英语老师让看电影。风雨哈佛路。看完后写影评。。。用英语写。。200个单词作业。。请速回。。谢谢
Thora Birch is Liz, a young woman who grows up in a poor household where both parents are excessive drug addicts. She's a genius but she refuses to go to school because she doesn't know how to interact with her peers (she's intellectually superior to them).
When her mother leaves to live with her sexually abusive grandfather, Liz tries to live there but runs away after an argument with him. She lives on the street, and in a group home. She stays at friends' houses from time to time. She discovers what hardship really is.
After her mother dies from AIDS (which she acquired from drug use), Liz wakes up, and realizes her potential. She also realizes that she doesn't want to be homeless anymore, and that she wants to move on to a civilized lifestyle. So she goes to school. She is in gifted classes and she finishes High School in two years. She also receives a scholarship to Harvard, from the New Yor times for an essay she wrote about overcoming obstacles to get to her success.
The movie is very inspiring one of the best Lifetime movies created. Thora Birch proves that she is one of the best younger actresses today. Her powerful performance is very much deserving of an Emmy Award.
⑥ 美国热血教师的英文影评有吗 急求
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Living a simple life as a teacher in his hometown of North Carolina, Ron Clark (Matthew Perry) feels his calling is to teach children in New York City. Thus begins the The Ron Clark Story, which as milquetoasty as it may get some times, is all the more amazing because it's based on a true story. This gentlemen went into one of Harlem's toughest schools, and despite frank defiance from his students, Clark managed to reach them. In the process he not only turned around their grades but their lives.
The Ron Clark Story is an inspirational movie and the kind of thing that could make someone become a teacher.
Behind the Scenes
This "Behind the Scenes" featurette gives us interviews with the procers, Matthew Perry, Ron Clark, and other people involved in the story who helped bring this film to the big screen. They discuss the movie, the amazing achievements that Ron Clark has been able to bring off, how the movie got made, and how ultimately, for Ron Clark, the most important thing about the film was that it be true to the kids.
Making the Grade
Michael Eisner presents Ron Clark with the American Teacher Award. I got pretty darn misty eyed as I watched this, simply because Ron Clark is the kind of person who wears his heart on his sleeve. He burst into tears, went up to the podium, told his East Harlem students that he loved them, and then proceeded to talk from his heart about ecation and his life.
Breaking New Ground: A Ground-Breaking New School
Ron and the Students in South Africa
Shot in a very unslick, home video type way (and this is how it should have been), we get to see Ron Clark and his class in South Africa. The kids talk about really feeling free because they don't feel like people are judging them. Ron Clark at one point leads a class and tells them why his students wanted to come there and meet them. I know that it is meant to look this way, but everyone seems to be genuinely touched by this experience.
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Maybe Newton’s missing fourth law of motion states that whenever an offbeat teacher’s antics turn on a classroom of doe-eyed troublemakers to the magic of learning, a principal hailing from the Judge Judy School of No-Nonsense must shake his/her head in the background at said inspirational teacher, only speaking up to reprimand the naïve Everysaint for “getting these kids’ hopes up.” How else to explain the shopworn storytelling cog found everywhere from “Dead Poet’s Society” to “Coach Carter” to “The Ron Clark Story,” a Matthew Perry telepic premiering August 13 on TNT? Is there no principal in the world who’s ever cheered on such efforts? Or even more pressing, don’t these principals ever feel bad for berating such hopeful do-gooding?
Likewise, it’s difficult to make a case against “The Ron Clark Story,” a familiar chestnut of a story (based on a true one – who woulda thunk?) so well-meaning and straightforward and even at times spirited, only an unsmiling authority figure could find fault.
Matthew Perry plays the titular character, who after four years of teaching at a clean, suburban elementary school, up and leaves to try his hand at a school in East Harlem, where lots of graffiti and lots of hip-hop (but strangely no cuss words) are the order of the day. What’s he thinking here? The movie alludes to his fear of permanence and maybe a need for adventure, but we’re left mostly to fill in the blanks. Indeed, the biggest kudos here goes to Perry himself, for pulling off the something-from-nothing feat of turning a character the script cruelly cheats out of any complexity into an honest-to-TNT-goodness (un)sung hero.
Perry’s Ron Clark is not someone who brings Whoopi Goldberg’s sass from “Sister Act 2”, Jack Black’s crass from “School of Rock,” or Antonio Banderas’s class from “Take the Lead” to our problem classroom. As he checks off the list of ICAs (Inspirational Classroom Antics) – performing a rap about U.S. presidents, downing chocolate milk every fifteen seconds ring a grammar lecture, double-tching with the kids, so on – Perry often looks unsure, but willing. He’s playing a version of Chandler Bing (cynicism on mute, manboy charm times two), and quite a welcome, down-to-earth one.
In fact, there’s nothing savior-mystical at all about this Stranger Come to Town, and halfway through the movie, a subtly neat realization occurs: the guy’s a square! He’s not someone secretly subversive enough to pump something so idealistic and corny like Ron Clark’s Rules (“Rule #1: We Are Family”) into a disaffected urban classroom. This white-bread golden boy really means it, and – here’s the kicker – has no reason to believe the kids would do anything but play along. Perhaps a wiser screenwriter might have played more with such genuine naiveté.
The filmmakers actually devote more time to fleshing out the kid characters, but even then, our curiosities about them are answered in simple A-to-B explanations. Why does Shameika (Hannah Hodson), the classroom’s prime uncooperative spokesbitch, have to play so difficult with the newbie Mr. Clark? Well, later we find out she’s a hardened twelve-year-old mother of three. What’s up with Tayshawn’s (Brandon Smith) anger problem? We’ll chalk it up to an abusive foster father. Like Perry, though, the game child actors do all they can to pour human spirit into characters that, on paper, would have less resonance than a cardboard box.
While Perry and his kiddie co-stars work tirelessly to make their characters feel based on true people, the story itself succeeds with surprising deft. The triumphs are small enough to feel realistic, and thus rewarding. Even the standard-issue Big Competition at the movie’s climax is not a statewide sing-and-dance affair, but merely a regional end-of-the-year exam. And the romance subplot involving Clark and an aspiring actress does what it can to shed more light on what little character we’re allowed to witness.
“The Ron Clark Story” does not strive to be groundbreaking, or even clever. It knows its material well, it knows we know its material well, and it responds by delivering such a modern American story template with genuine emotion and straightforward panache that its lack of character nuance becomes a minor quibble. This is a story that works precisely because it enters the room with no reason for anyone to take it seriously and thus wins big. It pulls a Ron Clark itself: who on earth could have figured that something so well-intentioned but unoriginal could actually, truly inspire?
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Given the penchant for lionizing teachers in lieu of paying them a competitive wage, Clark's diligence shepherding along struggling Harlem school kids has a surprisingly happy ending, inasmuch as he wrote a New York Times bestseller based on the "essential 55 rules" (guidelines about respect and manners, mostly) that he presented to his charges.
At the outset, Clark bids farewell to North Carolina and migrates to New York City, determined to make a difference by taking a teaching job in the toughest-of-tough districts. In the interim, he toils as a waiter and falls for an attractive co-worker (Melissa De Sousa) who becomes his sounding board as the kids heap abuse upon him through the first half of the movie.
Unlike many films of this variety, there's no real signature moment where the worm turns, which is perhaps more realistic (it's based on a true story, after all) but also obscures what transformed these little hooligans into solid citizens, other than their teacher's commitment. The prevailing message is that no one believed in these kids and they feared abandonment, but that feels facile and a little too "Oprah"-ish, given the woes faced by so many public schools.
"Nobody wants them, and I do," Clark tells the skeptical principal (Ernie Hudson). "So what's the problem?"
There are lots of problems, of course, from winning skeptical parents over to charming hostile kids burdened with alt responsibilities. The most significant of these is Shameika (Hannah Hodson), a natural leader who initially plays a pint-sized version of Louis Gossett Jr.'s role in "An Officer and a Gentleman," trying to wear Clark down until he quits.
He perseveres, however, rappin' history in order to make dead white guys relevant and learning to jump rope as a means of bonding with his students, whom he hunts down after hours, on weekends, whenever. Fortunately, Perry is so inherently likable as to elevate the material above this familiar terrain.
In keeping with the genre, the action builds toward a climactic test that will demonstrate (or not) how well Mr. Clark has succeeded. And while the movie earns no extra-credit points, TNT can derive some pride from having passed this basic exercise with better-than-average marks.
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The Ron Clark Story tells the real-life saga of a North Carolina grade school teacher with an amazing record of success with students; his unique teaching style brings out the best in even the worst students and he tests his mettle in one of the toughest classrooms in America. An exceptionally inspiring movie, The Ron Clark Story is suitable for family viewing and for children 8-years old and up.
In the title role, Matthew Perry steps away from his comfortable, and much loved, image of Chandler Bing from Friends to bring us into the world of a gifted teacher, Ron Clark. Having achieved great success with students in his local school system, Ron believes that he can do much more good outside of his small home town, so he moves to New York City, hoping to teach underprivileged kids in the inner city. But being Caucasian is a drawback in Harlem and none of the New York City public schools will hire him. Here Clark exhibits one of his strongest traits: he never gives up, not on his students and not on getting hired. He knows he can make a difference if given the chance. Destiny intervenes one day when he observes a teacher getting rough with a student who is trying to leave campus. The teacher fights with the school's principal and quits, giving Clark the opportunity to let his availability be known. At first he is ignored but finally the principal decides to give him a chance. He is given a class that includes what everyone considers to be the "losers," the worst students in the school. They have the lowest grades, are the most unruly, and the least achieving. But Ron Clark sees potential in every child and will not give up on them.
The steps he takes, the approaches he makes, the energy he extends and the devotion he shows proce a wonderful outcome. He reaches the children that everyone, including their parents, had written off. He successfully brings out their strengths: the artist, the scientist, the math wiz. Best of all he makes each of them aware of their own self-worth. He gives them more than an ecation and a desire to keep on learning; he gives each one the knowledge that they do matter, and that when they put their hearts and minds to it, they can achieve anything.
There is very little offensive content in this movie. The only swear words are "lazy ass" and "damn," each said only once. There is one moment of violence involving a foster father beating his foster son, though the actions are off screen. In the following scene Clark finds the boy, with blood on his face, in an alley. Later the boy is shown with a cast on his arm.
⑦ 我们英语老师在课堂上让我们观看了这部电影并且让我们写观后感
请问孙老师英语课堂怎么样？----孙老师是谁?哪里的?我们学校的孙老师英语课堂---学生反映很好
⑧ 英语老师让看电影。风雨哈佛路。看完后让写200单词的影评。。。求20分钟内完成。。急
《风雨哈佛路》影评英语汉语互照版
他的电影很鼓舞人心的。它让我将试图成为一个在生活中。丽丝八岁沦落街头乞讨，父母吸毒，15岁母亲死于艾滋病，她说：“我一直都爱着我的妈妈，无论何时何地，我一直都爱着她，尽管有的时候连她自己都忘记了。但我一直都爱着她，自始至终，自始至终。”对，是爱，让她没有抛弃自己的父母，让那个人人称之为瘾君子的母亲一直在她心中保持着美好的形象。她在2年中完成了高中4年的学业，修了10们课程。拿到了纽约时报优厚的奖学金。此外Liz我。e Thora桦木真是个好和我见过的最好的女演员。我真的很感激她。如果我能有这部电影的拷贝,这样我可以一遍又一遍地看我真的会很高兴它。哦!最有趣的电影是,它向我们展示了关于街头生活……他们如何争取他们的生活的. .所以,我想指出的是,我们的人还有些工作要做,所以,受苦的人可以有机会享受他们的生活。因此,这幅画也有点像一个运动的人没有一个好地方住。因此它是一个很棒的电影,给了我们新的精神,以减轻我们的生活的。
His movie is really inspiring. It gave me the will to try and become someone in life. Liz eight degenerate street begging for money, the parents taking drugs, 15 years old mother died of AIDS, she said: "I've always loved my mom, no matter when and where, I have always loved her, though sometimes even forget her. But I have always loved her, from beginning to end, from start to finish." On, is the love, let she never left his parents, let that everyone called drug addict mother has always maintained a good image in her mind.She finished high school in 2 years and 4 years of studies, took ten courses. Got the New York times generous scholarship.Moreover Lizz Thora birch is really a good and best actress i've ever seen. I really do appreciate her. If i can have the of this movie, so that i can watch over and over again i would really be happy for it. Oh! The most interesting thing about this movie is that, it shows us about the street life... How they struggle for their life's.. So, what i want to point out is that we the people has also some work to do, so that people who are suffering can have the chance to enjoy their life. Therefore, this picture is also somewhat like a campaign for the people who do not have a good home to live in. Hence it is a great movie which gave us the new spirit to lighten our life's.
⑨ 英语老师让看电影。成事在人。看完后写200单词左右的影评。。大神们速度行动起来吧。。急。。。。谢谢
This movie is better as any medicine to cure heart problems. The best part is that it's not some fairy tale, but really happened. Nelson Mandela is the only 21th Century Statesman who can stand in the footsteps of the founding fathers of America. Clint Eastwood is the procer and director to watch, as he knows where to put his attention and efforts into. Morgan Freeman really is Nelson Mandela inside this movie excelling way above the Oscar for best leading actor. That he was nominated and didn't win, only testifies that there still are certain matters to be sorted out in Hollywood. Matt Damon does a great job in the role of the South African rugby captain Francis Pienaar. The strange mix of suspense and excitement among the team of bodyguards when they have to escort Nelson Mandela around the country and ring his 04:00 am training walk, underlines the motive of Mandela's decision to guide the Springbok Rugby team, the former symbol of Apartheid, to the world-champion title.
《成事在人》这部电影是更好，因为任何药物来治疗心脏问题。最好的部分是，它是不是有些天方夜谭，但这确实发生了。纳尔逊·曼德拉是唯一的21世纪政治家谁可以站在美国的开国元勋的脚步。克林特·伊斯特伍德是制片人和导演看，因为他知道在哪里把他的注意力和努力之中。摩根·弗里曼真的是纳尔逊·曼德拉这部电影的最佳男主角擅长上述奥斯卡方式里面。他被提名，没赢，只是证明，仍然存在着一定的问题有待解决在好莱坞。马特·达蒙做了伟大的工作，在南非橄榄球队队长弗朗西斯·皮纳尔的作用。但奇怪的组合悬念和刺激时，他们必须护送纳尔逊·曼德拉在全国各地，并在他的凌晨04:00步行训练的保镖队伍之中，强调了曼德拉的决定，引导跳羚橄榄球队，种族隔离的象征前者的动机，到了世界冠军的头衔。
⑩ 英文电影影评
Julie & Julia is a 2009 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Nora Ephron starring Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, Amy Adams, and Chris Messina. The film contrasts the life of chef Julia Child in the early years of her culinary career with the life of young New Yorker Julie Powell, who aspires to cook all 524 recipes in Child's cookbook in 365 days, a challenge she described on her popular blog that would make her a published author.
Ephron's screenplay is adapted from two books: My Life in France, Child's autobiography written with Alex Prud'homme, and a memoir by Julie Powell documenting online her daily experiences cooking each of the 524 recipes in Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking, and she later began reworking that blog, The Julie/Julia Project。 Both of these books were written and published in the same time frame (2004–06). The film is the first major motion picture based on a blog。这是我最喜欢的一部电影之一，我在维基网络上找的资料，你根据那里的资料改一改，至于观点，你可以写坚持自己的兴趣和爱好这一方面，写兴趣是最好的老师什么的，给你个链接