<<幽灵公主>>影评

作者宫崎骏执导的<<幽灵公主>>以邪魔入侵村庄,攻击人类,男主人公阿席达卡在与邪魔搏斗过程中被咬伤为前情展开.阿席达卡为了破除诅咒,拯救村庄毅然前往西方的森林寻找山兽神.在达达拉的人民与森林里的动物势不两立的局势中,他提议人与自然和谐相处.后来他在幽灵公主的帮助下,阻止了贪婪的猎人企图夺走山兽神的头.最后山兽神牺牲了自我,绿化了那片曾被毁灭的森林…

动画片<<幽灵公主>>向观众揭示了人与自然应和谐相处的主题.人类无穷的欲望,为了利益不惜破坏自然生态平衡,最终必将遭受大自然的报复.而男主人公人与自然和平共处的主张,在面对强大的利益团体时,虽犹如螳臂挡车,但却像黑暗中的灯塔,为别人指引方向,给这个世界更多的正面力量.本片的主题鲜明,动画片中人类为了利益大肆砍伐树木,污染环境,为了得到价钱昂贵的兽皮而进行狩猎等是现实社会的真实写照,然而在现实世界中,拯救森林的山兽神,和可怕的邪魔是不存在的,作者在其叙述中通过这么一种虚幻的事物,有意无意地向观众表达能拯救我们地球家园的只有我们人类自己.若人类不早点醒悟,早点住手,环境的破坏超过了大自然的负荷,那么大自然的自动净化能力和自我调节恢复能力也无能为力.影片中所描述的山洪,泥石流带给人类的自然灾害是作者结合现实历史,给观众敲响了一记警钟.

在故事的发展中,作者将他的感悟向我们娓娓道来.随着远古森林逐渐被人类的工业化污染,动物们面临着死亡时所表现的惶恐与不安,当得知山兽神救治人类时,对这片森林的守护神顿时产生了不信任与愤怒以及对人类毁灭它们家园的痛恨,两种情感交织在一起为那一场动物与人类爆发的战役做了铺垫.动画故事的情节结构采用了顺序的方法,采用经典叙事模式,剧情以人物作为因果关系的中心而展开,结构情节的因果关系清晰,人物内心驱动力强烈,开头以邪魔的出现为观众设置了悬念,具有引人入胜的效果.片中有采用”窗帘”镜头艺术,在影片中的段落与段落之间替代淡入淡出的特效手法而插入几个没有主要人物出现的景物描写镜头,用于交代下一场戏环境,同时表现精美的画面,使观众对将要发生的时间产生联想,从而起到一种引起思考的效果.也使镜头过渡更柔和,不显突兀.

在阿席达卡远去西方国度的过程中经历的几个场景,片中采用了远景的方式,表现辽阔的画面,远景提供的视野宽广,展现的空间大,途经大片绿色草原,介绍了环境的优美,与接下来被严重污染的环境做鲜明的对比同时也表现了人物路途遥远.片中也才用了大量的”空镜头”也叫”景物镜头”这是导演阐明思想内容,叙述故事情节,抒发感情意境的重要手段之

一.在很多时候,采用了中景,人物在画面的比例增大,让人产生对画外空间的某些联想,更有利于交代人与人之间的关系.

人物之间对话时大量采用了近景,可使观众看清人物展示心理活动的面部表情和细微动作,使观众仿佛置身于时间中,更容易介入人物的感情活动,产生参与意识,增强交流感.声画合一的手法让观众产生视听联觉反应,使两种感觉相互渗透,加深了对审美对象的实际感受,创造出真实的时空环境.在阿席达卡被士兵追杀时背景音乐将紧张的气氛渲染的恰到好处.本片结尾处轻快的音乐配合着万物复苏的生气声画合一,让人如身临其境,表达了片中人经历了战争后面对和平的愉快心情.

本片中的人物造型极富创造性,邪魔的诞生过程以及它运动时的各种动态造型,小精灵的小脑袋360°转动的可爱动作体现了原画师的创意能力.幽灵公主对这片森林的热爱以及倔强,男主人公的勇敢坚毅,都通过独特的造型来体现.各个主要人物的造型也都有着很大的区别,从服装,语言,神态,动作等方面生动的表现了不同人物的鲜明个性.动画场景的色彩主要以棕色和绿色为主.绿色主要表现草原,茂密的森林等未经污染的环境,而棕色却又来表现被污染的环境,营造出一种死气沉沉的氛围.二者形成鲜明对比,引人深思.

第二篇：英语观后感

DO NOT LOSE HOPE

I watched <Hunger Games 1> on my computer recently. What a good movie it is! After watching it, I knew why it is so welcomed by the audience!

It is so hot, because not only did it is action-packed, but also because it showed a lot more details about the main character than other movies: Katniss Everdeen. We don’t only see her fighting on the arena, but we also see her with her family、her lover and her friends and mentor. She is not a war machine for battle, but a girl with a sensitive but brave heart. After watching the movie, you will think you know her.

Oh, my. I almost forgot to tell you what the movie is about.

<Hunger Game> presents a story that happened in the ruins of what was once USA,North America. The old civilizations had been destroyed (the reason was not given in the movie) and a new country with its ruthless government: the evil Capitol of the nation of Panem rose and forces each of its twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games, which is a a twisted punishment for the failed past

uprising of the 13 district(destroyed by the Capitol after being conquer)and an ongoing government

intimidation tactic, The Hunger Games are a nationally televised event in which "Tributes" must fight with one another until one survivor remains. Pitted against highly-trained Tributes who have prepared for these Games their entire lives, Katniss is forced to rely upon her sharp instincts as well as the mentorship of drunken former victor Haymitch Abernathy. If she's ever to return home to District 12, Katniss must make

impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love.

So what did I learn from the movie?

Though it came out of a bad guy’s mouth, I think it is very important: Hope, the only thing stronger than fear.

Yes. Never give up your hope.

Without hope, Katniss surely would not survive. Hope is the power of your mind. Sometimes the mind can overcome the body and create miracles.

Once there was a mining team of four people trapped th

in the mining pit because of an earthquake. A scientist was with them. There was little water and food. The scientist went to test how deep they were、 are there any possible source of water······ He went back to where everybody is with a despair look on his face:“It’s impossible for us to get rescued. The layer of rock is too thick for sound to pass through, and there is no possible source of clean water. We are doomed!” He cried.

The leader of the team was an experienced miner. He also knew the chance of surviving is slim. But he continued to tell the others that the scientist could be wrong, that they would be rescued in a few days. He tried his best to lift the atmosphere. And tried his best to give others hope. They did everything they could to get water and food and keep knocking the rock above them to send SOS signals. After 9 days, after they have all fainted because of dehydration for one or more days(one of the miners has a watch to record the time), they were woken up by doctors. They were saved. The only one that did not wake up is the scientist. The doctor found that he had died days ago.

What kept the miners alive and saved them at last? Hope. Without hope, what happened to the scientist would happen to them.

Comparing troubles faced by Katniss and the mining team, our troubles are not even trouble. So what is our reason to lose hope

？We should do our best to conquer the difficulty that lies ahead of us, and whenever you are and whatever you are doing, do not lose hope! Keep hope in your mind and defeat whatever stands in your way to victory!

It’s Our Duty to Protect Our Home I was surfing the net, looking for something to watch. Then suddenly a strange name of a movie appeared:<Princess Mononoke>. I watched the movie with great curiosity, and began to think after it came to an end.

The movie was directed by Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli. The story took place in ancient Japan and this is the story: The last Emishi prince, Ashitaka, engages in battle with Nago, a giant boar demon attacking his village. During the fight, Ashitaka is wounded on his arm. After the boar is killed, the village wisewoman tells the prince that the wound is cursed and will spread to the rest of his body, eventually killing him. Ashitaka resolves to journey to the boar's origin, the lands to the west, and find a cure for the curse.On his way to the west he meets Jigo, a wandering monk who aids him in buying rice. That evening, the monk tells Ashitaka that the god of the forest in the mountains of the west may be able to help him. Not for long he arrived at a nearby town in the mountains of the west, called Iron Town, which continually clears the nearby forests to make charcoal to smelt ironsand, leading to battles with the giant forest beasts attempting to protect

their diminishing forest. He learned from the leader of Iron Town, Lady Eboshi, that the giant boar which cursed him was once a forest god called Nago and that Eboshi had shot the boar, driving it to madness. On hearing this, Ashitaka is filled with rage and must restrain his cursed right arm from killing Eboshi. Iron Town is then infiltrated by San, who attacks Eboshi. Ashitaka intervenes to stop the two sides' fighting and takes San back to the forest, but is severely wounded when he is shot through the chest. He manages to open the gate and leave the town, but collapses soon afterward. San presents Ashitaka to the Forest Spirit, who heals his wounds but does not remove the curse.

San soon learns that the boars, under the leadership of the boar god Okkoto, are planning another attack on Iron Town. Eboshi prepares for the assault and sets out to destroy the Forest Spirit. The head of the Forest Spirit is believed to grant immortality. Jigo, who is now revealed to be a mercenary-hunter, plans to give the head to the emperor; in return the emperor promises to give Iron Town legal protection against the envious daimyos coveting the town's prosperity. Eboshi, however, suspects (rightly) that the emperor's agents are also assigned to take control of Irontown at the most opportune moment. Meanwhile, Ashitaka recovers and

falls in love with San. However, Moro, who is poisoned by the bullet Eboshi shot into her, warns him that he cannot save San.

In the ensuing battle, Iron Town and the Imperial agents set a trap for the boars, devastating their army, while Jigo's hunters corrupt Okkoto with a poisoned iron ball, the same as Nago. Badly wounded, Moro attacks Okkoto to save San, who was trapped on his snout while trying to stop him from turning into a demon. The Forest Spirit appears and kills both Moro and Okkoto, though San is saved. While Ashitaka cleans the demon worms from San, Eboshi shoots off the Forest Spirit's head while it is transforming into the night-walker and in turn loses her arm to Moro, who revives long enough for one last strike against her sworn enemy. Jigo collects the head as the Forest Spirit's body turns into a "mindless god of death" that begins covering the land in a lethal black ooze that kills everything it touches. The hunters scatter and the population of Iron Town is forced to flee to the

surrounding lake as the god destroys the town in search of its head.

Ashitaka and San chase down and take the head from Jigo and return it to the Forest Spirit. It collapses into the lake, and the land becomes green again and all the lepers and accursed,

including Ashitaka, are healed. Unable to give up the life each of them is used to, Ashitaka and San part but vow to see each other as much as possible. Ashitaka decides to live at Iron Town, which a reformed Eboshi vows to remake as "a better", much simpler village. The film ends with a Kodama appearing in the rejuvenated forest, signifying that life begins again.

The question shouted by Ashitaka kept circling in my mind:“ Why war? Is there a better way to solve the problem? Can’t the forest and mankind find a way to live together?”

The movie ended, but the problem was not solved. San and Ashitaka departed, representing the conflicted between environmental protection and economy development. And yes, the battle is still going on.

It looks like human will win this long lasting war. But no! Nature shall have it’s revenge if we don’t stop destroying everything. And when the revenge comes, it won’t only be giant boars and giant wolfs, it will the whole angry Earth.

Look what have we done. The average temperature of Earth is now 0.7-0.8℃ warmer than it was in 1860. Do not underestimate this “slight change” of the climate! The rising temperature will cause the icecap in Antarctic to melt completely in 2028 if we don’t do something, and will raise the sea level for 57 meters,

which means Tuvalu、Kiribati、Tanzania···(trust me, the list will be long) All these lovely countries will disappear. Also, the warmer the temperature gets, the faster the viruses and bacteria reproduce. Plague will spread across the globe, killing millions of innocent people. Thousands of species will extinct; flood and drought become common; the hole in the ozone layer expands, eventually the whole layer will be gone······ This will be the revenge of the Earth. This, is the fury of nature.

Will human be able to beat nature when the time comes? No. Our habitat will be destroyed, and we will either abandon Earth, our mother, and flee,or extinct.

Is that what we want?

Ask yourself. Is that what we want?