英文电影观后感20篇.docx

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英文电影观后感英文电影观后感第1篇：

《初恋》英文观后感

WhatwoulditfeelifIcanwakeupeverydayforgettingwhathappenedforthelastwholeyear?

Lucyinthemovie“50FirstDates”toldmethisfeeling。

Everymorningwhenshewokeup，sheonlyrememberredtheSundayoflastyearwhichwasherfather’sbirthday，alsothedateshehadthecaraccidentwhichmadeheronlykeepmemorybeforeSunday，soshealwaysfelthappylivingthesamehabitaswhatshedidonSundayayearagowiththekindset-upbyherfatherandbrother。

AftermeetingHenry，shecouldonlyrememberwhohewasonthesameday。

Butafteronenight，hebecameastrangertoher。

Shecouldn’tevenrecognizehewastheonesheusedtodateandloveeveryday。

Henrytriedhisbesttogiveheranewdifferentmeetingeverydaysoastowinhersmileandregaintheir“FirstDate”。

Henrymadehertapeseverymorningtohelpherrememberwhathappenedthedaybeforeandthelastwholeyear。

Lucythusfeltgratefulwithallshehadwhenshewokeupeveryday。

Onthesameday，shealwayshadthesamedeepgratitudetofaceHenrywithhersweetsmile。

Whatabeautifulfeelingitistoalwaysfeelthanksgivingandtoalwaysappreciateeachother’seffort。

Atouchingstorybetweenamemorylostwomanandadevotedmantaughtallofus，normalpeople，theessenceoflove。

Whentwopeoplecanthankeachotherfortheirdevotioneverydaylikewhattheydidforeachotheronfirstdate，lovecanforeverberefreshedandenergetic。

OnLucy’sside，peoplewithmemorywillaskformorethanyesterdayandbeecriticaloftheirpartnersdaybyday，whilepeoplewithoutmemorywillfeelgratefulfortheirlifeandthepeoplearoundthemeveryday。

Inthemovie，whenonedayLucydecidedtobreakupwithHenrytolethimrebuildhislifebyburningalltheirdiariesandtapes，IcriedforHenry’sbrokenheart。

Forher，itwasjustonedayfeeling。

Forhim，itwaslong-termaffectionandconnection。

Itwaseasierforherthanhimtogiveuptheirlove。

OnHenry’sside，peoplewithmemorywillalwaysrememberthepasthappinessandtreasureitfortherestoftheirlife，whilepeoplewithoutmemorywilleasilygiveupattheendofthesameday。

Whataruthlessfeelingitistoendarelationshipjustafteroneminutethought。

Peoplewithfragilemindwouldeasilyruinalong-termrelationshipnomatterwhatreasontheyhave。

ThetorturebetweenLucyandHenrytellsusthefatalfactortodoharmtointimacybetweenacoupleistheirfragilemindofbalancingemotionandreason。

Thusmostofcouplelosetheirtrustforeachotherafterexperiencingthisweaklytestingbroke-up。

英文电影观后感第2篇：

电影奥林匹克英语观后感

TheOlympicGames，whichoriginatedinancientGreece，isthemostdistinguishedsportingeventintheworld。

Onceeveryfouryears，theutmostathletesfromallaroundareluredtogathertogetherandsparenoeffortstopeteagainsteachotherandtrytowinamedalforthecountrythattheyrepresent。

Franklyspeaking，thatwasvirtuallyallIknewabouttheworld-famousOlympicGamesbeforeIhadreadabookentitledTheOlympicspublishedbyForeignLanguageTeachingandResearchPress。

However，Ifoundevenmorephilosophybeyondjustwinningmedalsfromreadingthebook，whichwasbeyondmyimaginationandconsiderablyinspiring。

Someoneoncesaid，“Wereeverybodyonearthinvolvedinsomekindofsport，ourworldwouldbefreeofwarforlong。

”Startingfromthreethousandyearsago，theancientOlympicGameshaslongbeenaneventnotonlyforpetitionbutalsoforpeace。

Inancienttimes，nowarwasallowedbetweenthecitiesduringtheGames，whichwasrathersurprisingtomesinceIcouldhardlyimaginewarriorsactallyputtingdowntheirweaponsandgiveabreakforpeace。

Theprecioustraditionofpeacecontinued:

IwouldneverfailtorecallthesceneoftheopeningceremonieswhenNorthandSouthKoreanathletesenteringthestadiumwiththeirhandsheldtogether。

ThetwoneighboringcountriesthatusedtobeenemiesarenolongerenemiesduringtheGames。

Insteadtheybecamefriends。

SpeakingoftheXXAthensOlympics，perhapsmostpeoplewouldhavethesameopinionthatthemostnoablepartoftheopeningceremonyarrivedwhenIraqiandAfghanrepresentativesshowedup。

Thesetwounfortunatenations，thepeo

pleofwhichhaveundergoneinnumerablewars，areingbackagaintotaketheirownresponsibilityinworldsportsafterrecentinvasionsbyAmerica。

ThefearlesspeopleofIraqandAfghanistanareoncemoresharingthespiritoftheGameswithpeoplefromtherestoftheworld。

Thereisanotherstoryinthisbookthatmakesmedeepinthoughts。

ThereisnodoubtthatthemostunusualOlympicGameseverinhistoryisthe1936OlympicsheldinGermany，whichwasthenruledbytheNaziParty。

LedbyAdolfHitler，theNazibelievedthattheso-calledAryanpeopleweresuperiortoalloth