勇敢的心电影观后感英文.docx

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勇敢的心电影观后感英文

勇敢的心电影观后感英文

　　本文为勇敢的心电影观后感英文范文，让我们通过以下的文章来了解。

　　Thereisafamousproverbwhichis“givemelibertyorgivemedeath”.Liberty,inanotherword,itmeans“freedom”.BeforeIwatchedthefilm“Braveheart”,myunderstandingoffreedomwasverysimple.Ijustthoughtaslongaspeoplecouldhaveafullstomach,aslongastheycouldobeythewillofrulers,theycouldalsohaveahappylife.However,therearealwayssomepeoplewhodon‟tlikeit.Theydon‟twanttobeslaves.So,theyroseinrevolttoobtainfreedombecausetheybelievefirmlyitbelongstoeveryoneandnobodycantakeitawayexceptthegod.TheheroofthisfilmiscalledWilliamWallace.HeisthegreatleaderofScotland.HeledScottishfightwithEnglishinordertoobtainfreedom.

　　Themosttouchingandaffectingsceneisthatatthelastmomentofhislife,enduringinconceivabletorture,WilliamWallaceexhaustshimselftoshoutout:

“Freedom!

”totheboundlessskyandthepeople.Atthegateofparadise,hisbelovedwife---Murroniswaitingforhiscoming.Hisbraveheartwinseverything,includingtheheartofMurron,themostelegantheartofPrincessofEngland（playedbySophieMarceau）andthecountlesspeople’shearts.Throughthedignifiedablutionofblood,alltheburdenandhardshiparereleasedfromhisrespectableandnoblesoul.SupportedandencouragedbyWilliamWallace’seternalspirit,atthegreatexpenseofcountlesspreciouslives,Scotlandwinsherfreedom.

　　PeoplewhohaveseenthisfilmwillneverforgetwhenWilliamWallace’sstrongvoice“Freedom!

”echoesinmindsoftheentirehumanrace;theskyofScotlandemergesinoureyes.Awonderfulmoviecanhitpeople’shearts,howeverthistime,notwithbeautifulscenesorgorgeousactorsandactress,butwiththepursuitofloveandfreedominpeople’shearts.

　　Intimesofanguish,wecanfindsolaceinart.Agreatmoviecanalwaysofferyousomekindofpowertofaceyourownproblem.Andthisonedidagoodjob.Itbringsusatoughhero,WilliamWallace，leaderoftheScottishresistanceforcesagainstEngland”srule.Althoughheisdeadatlast,hisspirithadledhispeopletofightandgetfreedom.Thismeaningfulworkhastouchedsomanyheartsbyitssignificancethemeandcontent.

　　ThethemeofthisworkcanmainlybeseenoverthegrowingimageofWilliamWallace.Firstweseehischildhood.HisfatherwaskilledbytheEnglishintruder,whichmaydefinitelyleaveascaronhisheart.Withthisgreathatred,whenhesawhiswifekilledbytheenemies,everythingstuckdeepdownhisheartwasreleasedallofasuddenwithmagnificentpower.Sointhefightingscene,weseeawarriordaredhislifewavingthesword.Itisacommonwonderwherehiscourageisfrom.Let”ssay,ifitisanordinaryperson,wholosthisparentssincehe”sveryyoung,hemaynothavetheconvictiontogrowupasahero.However,heroesareasheroesare.

　　Wallace'srevolutionwassignificant,seenfrommanyaspects,withgreatobstaclesfromhiscountrymen,aswellasenemies.ManyScottishnobleslenthimonlygrudgingsupportasmostofthemweremoreconcernedwithwealthandtitlesthanthefreedomofthecountry.Infact,theScottishleadersareinfavorofrevolt-ornot-dependingonEnglishbribes.Wallace,bycomparison,isamanofhonor,incorruptibleandrighteous.Hewasknightedandproclaimed“guardianandhighprotectorofScotland”，butasmuchasherailedagainsttheScottishnobles,submittedtoEdwardI,KingofEngland,hewasastonishedandinshocktodiscoverthetreacheryoftheleadingScotcontenderforthethrone-Robert,theEarlofBruce-towhomheconfided,“Thepeoplewouldfollowyou,ifyouwouldonlyleadthem.”SophieMarceauisexquisiteasthedistressedprincessIsabellaofFrancewhoendsupfallinginlovewithWallace,warninghimoutofseveraltraps.CatherineMcCormackisastunningbeautywhoignitesWallace”srevolution.PatrickMcGoohanischilling,brutal,andviciousastheruthlessEdwardI,knownbythenickname“Longshanks.”Thiskingremainssimplytheembodimentofevil.WhileAngusMcFadyenmovesasanoblemantornbetweenhisconscienceandpoliticalaspiration,andBrendanGleesonbringsstrengthandhumortohisroleastherobustHamish,DavidO”HaraisveryeffectiveasthecrazyIrishmanwhoprovidesmuchofthefilm”scomicrelieffromeventhemosttensedmoments.MelGibsonhasreasontobeproudofthiswork.Itisamotionpicturethatdarestobeexcessive...Gibsonpresentspassionatelythemostspaciouslyimpressivebattles（yetstagedforfilms）evenexcessively,anditishispassionandexcessthatmakethemotionpicturegreat.Thehorrorandfutilityofmassedhand-to-handcombatsareexcitingratherrepulsive.Itisepicfilm-makingatitsgloriousbest.ThismoviefocusesonthehumansideofWallace,acharacterthatissoimmense,sointelligent,andsopassionate,exploringthedefinitionsofhonorandnobility,pushingustofollowtheherointohisstruggleagainstinjusticeandoppression.Andthisisthepowerofahero.

　　Also,thismovieisared-bloodedbattleepic.NotmuchisknownaboutWallace,knownasBraveheart,exceptthataccordingtoanoldepicpoem,heunifiedtheclansofScotlandandwonfamousbattlesagainsttheEnglishbeforebeingcaptured,torturedandexecutedasatraitor.

　　Wallacecried,ashisbodywasstretchedontherack.Thatisn”texactlybasedonfact（theconceptofpersonalfreedomwasaconceptnotmuchcelebratedin1300），butitdoesn”tstopGibsonfrommakingithisdyingcry.ItfitsinwiththewholeglorioussweepofBraveheart,whichisanactionepicwiththespiritoftheHollywoodswordplayclassicsandthegrungyferocityof"TheRoadWarrior"。

Whatpeoplearegoingtorememberfromthefilmarethebattlescenes,whicharefrequent,bloodyandviolent.Justfromatechnicalpointofview,Braveheartdoesabrilliantjobofmassingmenandhorsesforlarge-scalewarfareonfilm.Gibsondeployswhatlooklikethousandsofmenonhorseback,aswellasfootsoldiers,archersanddirtytricksspecialists,andyethisbattlesequencesdon”tturnintoconfusingcrowdscenes:

Weunderstandthestrategy,andweenjoythetacticsevenwhilewedoubtsomeofthem.

　　Gibsonisnotfilminghistoryhere,butmyth.WilliamWallacemayhavebeenarealperson,butBraveheartowesmoretoPrinceValiant,RobRoyandMadMax.Onceweunderstandthatthisisnotasolemnhistoricalreconstruction（andthathappensprettyfast），weacceptdialoguethatmightotherwisehaveanuncannilymoderntone,aswhenBraveheartissueshisvictoryultimatumtotheEnglish.Inthefilm,Wallace'schiefantagonistisKingEdwardI,playedbyPatrickMcGoohanwithslycunning;heisconstantlygivinghisrealpoliticalinterpretationofevents,andthat'sallthemoreamusingsincehe”susuallyguessinginawrongway.

　　Edward”sson,thePrinceofWales,isaveryweakrolewhomarriesaFrenchwomanonlyforpoliticalreasonsandhe”sagayhimself.Evenhisfatherdoesn”tlikehim."Imayhavetoconceivethechildmyself!

"thekingsays,andindeed,underthemedievalconcept,or"firstnight,"nobleswereallowedafirstchancetosleepwiththewivesofScottishmen.ThePrincess,playedbytheFrenchactressSophieMarceau,doesnotmuchadmireherhusband,whospendsmostofhistimehangingaboutmoon-eyedwithhisbestfriend（untiltheking,inafitofimpatience,hurlsthefriendoutthecastlewindow）。

　　Edward,smartingfromdefeats,dispatchesthePrincesstoofferhistermstoBraveheart,butsoonshe”sspillingallthestatesecrets,"becauseofthewayyoulookatme."ThePrincessisthesecondloveinWallace”slife;thefirst,hischildhoodsweetheartMurron（CatherineMcCormack），marrieshiminsecret.Thetwospendtheirweddingnightoutdoors,andthebacklitshotastheyembracegainssomething,Ithink,fromthefrostontheirbreaths.

　　Thesecharacterscomefromhardenedstock.WhenWallacehasareunionwithhischildhoodpalHamish,theyhurlrocksateachotherforentertainment;later,whenaScotsmanhashiswoundcauterizedallhesaysis,"That”llwakeyouupinthemorning,boy!

"Itissometimesseenasanegotisticalgesturewhenactorsdirectthemselves,especiallyinheroicepicscosting$53million.Thetruthis,giventhismaterial,Idonotknowthatanyonecouldhavedirecteditbetter.Gibsonmarshalshisarmiesofextras,hisstuntmenandhisspecialeffects,andcreatesafictionalworldthatisentertaining,andthrilling.

　　AndastoBraveheart,Gibsonplayshisrolewithflamboyance,andcutsitwithslyhumor.Heisanamazingbattlefieldstrategist,inventingnewstrategiesandweapons,outsmartingtheEnglishateveryturn,leadinghismenintobattlewithhisfacepaintedblue,likeafootballfan.Thereisascenewhereheissopumpedupwiththescentofbattlethathisnostrilsflare;notmanyactorscouldgetawaywiththat,butGibsoncan.

　　Inthemeanwhile,thismovieisaverytouchinglovestory.Williamlostbelovedwoman,itmeanslosingtheonlyloveoflife,suddenlyofheartdesperateforpower,revengeforthelossoflove,sohekilledtheScottishsoldiersandchieftains.Iunderstanditasafightfortheloveofbattle.

　　Thisisactuallyablastingfuse,therealhighlightoftheScottishpeoplewiththepursuitoffreedominWilliam'sleadership,thestruggleagainsttheKingofEngland.Sowecansaythatthelightoffreedomisthemosteye-catchingthing.However,humannatureonceagaindeceivedWilliam,whenhewasbetrayednoblechieftainssentafterthetrialunitsinEngland,whenWilliamlearnedthathisdreamoffreedomcanbecompleted,andonlymindeagerlylookingforwardtoit!

Atthetime,aslongashecanheaddowntoEngland,heconfessedtotreasonand