英语影视作品赏析第六单元海上钢琴师
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介绍海上钢琴师的英语作文100词英文回答:As a professional writer, I am thrilled to introduce you to the amazing movie "The Piano Player on the Ocean". This movie tells the story of a talented pianist whotravels on a cruise ship, entertaining passengers with his beautiful music. One of the most captivating scenes in the movie is when the pianist plays a mesmerizing piece during a storm, calming the fears of the passengers and bringing a sense of peace and tranquility to the chaotic situation.The character of the pianist is portrayed by the talented actor John Smith, who delivers a powerful performance that truly brings the character to life. His passion for music and his ability to connect with people through his playing make him a beloved figure on the ship.The movie is not only a visual treat but also a musical delight, with a fantastic soundtrack that perfectlycomplements the storyline. The piano pieces played by the main character are both moving and uplifting, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.Overall, "The Piano Player on the Ocean" is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates great music and compelling storytelling. It is a film that will touch your heart and remind you of the power of music to bring people together.中文回答:作为一名专业作家,我非常高兴向大家介绍这部令人惊叹的电影《海上钢琴师》。
介绍海上钢琴师的英语作文英文回答:"The Legend of 1900," also known as "The Pianist on the Ocean," is an enchanting cinematic masterpiece that transports viewers to a realm of boundless imagination. Released in 1998 and directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, this Italian film has captivated audiences around the globe with its evocative storytelling and unforgettable protagonist.The film follows the extraordinary journey of 1900, an abandoned infant who is discovered on the grand piano of a transatlantic ocean liner. Raised by a compassionate crew, he develops an unyielding bond with the piano, becoming a legendary pianist known only to the passengers of the ship.1900's talent transcends the mundane, enchanting shipmates and passengers alike. His music is infused with a profound understanding of human emotions, eliciting laughter, tears, and everything in between. Captivated byhis melodies, the passengers find solace, love, and escape within the musical sanctuary he creates.Yet, despite his extraordinary gift, 1900 faces an internal conflict. The boundless ocean that surrounds him becomes a metaphor for the unknown and the potential adventures that lie beyond the ship. He yearns for more than the familiar confines of his piano and the ship that has been his home.In the film's climactic scene, legendary jazz trumpeter Max Tooney challenges 1900 to a musical duel. Tooney represents the allure of fame and recognition in the wider world outside the ship, while 1900 embodies the allure of a simple life dedicated to his craft.As the two virtuosos engage in a breathtaking musical battle, their improvisations intertwine and clash, representing the internal struggle within 1900. Ultimately, the pianist chooses the path less traveled, remaining on board the ship and forever entwined with the ocean that nurtured his soul."The Legend of 1900" is more than just a film about a pianist; it is a poignant exploration of the human condition. It delves into the themes of identity, freedom, and the choices we make that shape our destiny. And through the unforgettable character of 1900, the film pays homage to the power of art and the transformative capacity of music.中文回答:《海上钢琴师》,又名《1900》,是一部迷人的电影杰作,带观众进入无限想象的境界。
我最喜欢的电影海上钢琴师英文作文My favorite movie is "The Piano Teacher" written by Hai Zi. The film tells the story of a talented pianist named Guoliang who embarks on a journey to find his true self through music. 我最喜欢的电影是由海子创作的《海上钢琴师》。
这部影片讲述了一个名叫国亮的天才钢琴家,通过音乐踏上寻找真正自我的旅程。
The movie is beautifully shot, with breathtaking cinematography that captures the essence of music and the power of self-discovery. Each scene is carefully crafted to evoke emotions and draw the audience into Guoliang's world. 电影的摄影非常精美,令人叹为观止,捕捉到音乐的本质和自我发现的力量。
每个场景都经过精心构思,引起观众的情感,并将观众带入国亮的世界。
One of the most touching aspects of the film is Guoliang's journey of self-discovery through music. As he delves deeper into his passion for playing the piano, he uncovers hidden truths about himself and his past, leading to a profound transformation. 影片中最触动人心的一点是国亮通过音乐进行自我发现的旅程。
海上钢琴师The Legend Of 1900 review by efilmcritic关键字:英语电影影评During the beginning of "The Legend of 1900," I kept think how much it played like an old fable, and it was none to my surprise that when I looked at the press kit that it clearly states: "A FABLE BY GIUSEPPE TORNATORE THE LEGEND OF 1900." It is to my disappointment that I announce that this is only the second film by Tornatore that I have seen, the first being in my opinion, the best foreign film I've ever seen, "Cinema Paradiso." You'd think that after having seen that film even years ago and having loved it, that it would have motivated me to search out more of his work. With "1900," it at least gives me the reminder of the other possibilities out there.With something to the effect of the name Danny Boodmann T.D. Lemon Nineteen-Hundred, Tim Roth takes it all on, and couldn't have been any better. Born and left of the ship, the Virginia, 1900, as he was later named for having been born in that very year on that very ship, was found by Danny (Bill Nunn), an African-American coal room worker. He took the child on as his own until he met his death several years later by accident. 1900 picked up on playing the piano (the film was once entitled "The Legend of the Pianist in the Ocean") and had the ability to create flowing and haunting melodies at the sweep of his fingers; a true ivory tickler you might say.1900's story is told via flashback and reflection by Max (Pruitt Taylor Vince), a friend of 1900's of whom he spent many years with on the ship, and played the trumpet along side him in the jazz orchestra.At first this notion seems a little contrived, been there done that-ish, but like the music, begins to flourish and flow. There's a lot of narration along the way; one might think the story would have been better told straightforward, as it happened, but either way I'm quite content. Max narrates the story in a kind of noir-ish malaise of the old 40s and 50s films, but you get over it. Or maybe not; I could have lived without it but stuck with it hoping for progression, and I got it.Time and years build up, and 1900 has become a prolific pianist, not to our surprise, but as the current time is at stake we learn too, that our dear old Virginia is about to be blown up with tons of dynamite (sorry kiddies, not any of the homemade dynamite we're so familiar with after a certain "Club" everyone's obsessing about). Pretty much, the rest of the story is just that, Max recounting what it was like to know him, what happened while he knew him, and ideas about why he (1900) never left the ship; not even once.I dunno if being a fable consistutes some of the coincidences such as Max happening to go into the onlymusic/pawn shop to sell his trumpet that has the old pianos 1900 used to play. Or that it happens that Max plays a tune that was created by 1900 that somehow triggers the old shopkeeper's memory to bring out an old matrix record that is the same tune, and happens to be the only recorded version of any of his work. Take it or leave it. It felt like more of a pleasure to enjoy this film than to overly criticize it. Some skeptics may feel that it's too large of a pill to swallow, and won't go for it, but I found it to be entrancing and throughly delightful.The music, all by Ennio Morricone, is beautiful. I loved how scenes would just be time after time of 1900 pounding out notes. It reminded me of "Tango" in the sense that you were watching it more for its dancing and cheorography than its storytelling; "The Legend of 1900" was interesting mostly for its musical capabilities.Fine Line will hopefully give a little extra shove or nudge to push the performance of Tim Roth for Best Actor; I certainly wouldn't mind him along the likes of Richard Farnsworth and Kevin Spacey. He takes a modest take on a role of which is hard not to like. Who doesn't want to champion 1900 along as he out jazzes Jelly Roll Morton (an excellent Clarence Williams III). One of the singly funniest scenes in recent cinema included at show down, and the use of cigarettes. It caught me quite by surprise and kept me snickering until several scenes thereafter.Pruitt Taylor Vince was also very good, starring at you with his astigmatic eyes which so effacaciously graced us in "Heavy." Maybe a little over used as far as certain emphasis goes, his humane presence had a more positive influence on the film. Billed as only The Girl, Melanie Theirry was a beauty to stare at, but I knew from the instance I saw her that she had be a super, or at least a model. (I was right, it was confirmed in her bio in the press kit.) However, I still wish there would have been a little more development between her and 1900.It's hard for me to compare the only other work of Tornatore's that I've seen with this, so it would be easier not to. I have much more of a keen interest to go back and research his earlier films, and look at the juxtaposition of them againist his award winner ("Cinema Paradiso"), all the way up to his most recent, and first film in English. All in all, I think the attitude of watching a "fable" is what will eventually make up your mind and feelings of this. It kind of seemed sweet, even a little touching to go along with it. Tornatore seems to enjoy making films, and I seem to enjoy watching them.The cinematography by Lajos Koltai, and the production design by Francesco Frigeri were added bonuses. As opposed to "Titanic," never once did the ship itself look or appear fake, or filmed against a greenscreen. Although both films may have a corny feel to them (example: Roth and Vince slip and spin around sitting at the piano as the ship rocks), one focuses on the story and the characters --"Legend", while "Titanic" uses it's name to only to underscore the ship itself and involve us with a shameless and silly romance between two very fake characters. One uses its possesions, whilst the other uses its front as a shadow for something else wholly less interesting.。