英语影评高中

英文影评如下：

The legend of 1900During this spring festival ，I saw several English movies .But 《The legend of 1900》gave me a deep impression .

When 1900 was a baby, he was abandoned in the ship. Since then, he never left the ship. His talents on piano made him welcome.

After defeating the black jazz musician, he became more popular. But he was so afraid of getting off the ship that he gave up his love for a girl.

His friend Max wanted to persuade him to leave the ship because the ship would be exploded. It did not work. A tragedy could not be avoided.

翻译：

1900年的传说在这个春节期间，我看了几部英语电影。但是《1900年的传奇》给我留下了深刻的印象。

1900年还是个婴儿时，他被遗弃在船上。从那以后，他再也没有离开过这艘船。他的钢琴天赋使他受到欢迎。

击败黑人爵士音乐家后，他变得更受欢迎。但是他太害怕下船了，以至于放弃了对一个女孩的爱。

他的朋友马克斯想说服他离开船，因为船会爆炸。没用。悲剧是无法避免的。

看完电影，你有写影评的习惯吗?下面，是我为你整理的关于影评的高中英语作文，希望对你有帮助!

关于影评的高中英语作文篇1

After watching this movie,the most I like is its ending.At the very beginning,I thought Lizzy and Mr.Darcy were very suitable.We knew that Mr.Darcy fell in love with Lizzy at the second time he saw her,but Lizzy didn't liked him because of his pride.Personally saying,I like Darcy from the beginning to the end even when he only showed his unpleasant personality.Though many inhabitants thought he was overbearing,I still found some advantages of him.Well-educated,handsome,pride but not showing his wealth,and so forth.He was quite different from Mr.Bingley.Mr.Bingley was agreeable and unreserved,and so being liked by everyone while Darcy's pride was disliked by all.Certainly,Mr.Bingley was easy to get along well with,and Darcy was hard to approach since he didn't like to talk with strangers.But they both were nice men.Mr.Bingley showed his admiration to Jane while Mr.Darcy hid his love to Lizzy in his heart secretly.For me,Darcy's hidden love was more impressive.He did much for Lizzy.Not only changed his personality,but also helped her solve her family's problem.His true love made me moved.

关于影评的高中英语作文篇2

Kramer vs. Kramer is a 1979 film which tells the story of a divorce and its impact on everyone involved, including the couple's young son. In Kramer vs. Kramer, Joanna Kramer, a Smith College graduate, is a stay-at-home mother for her son Billy. Feeling confined in this role, and neglected by her husband Ted, Joanna leaves the marriage in order to find herself a life.

Ted, who has been focusing on his career in advertising, and was just given his agency's biggest new account, is shocked by Joanna's decision and is left to raise Billy by himself. With the help of his neighbor and Joanna's friend, Margaret, Ted comes to understand why his ex-wife Joanna left. In the process, he also becomes more invested in raising Billy than in his job.

About a year and a half after leaving, Joanna returns to New York in order to claim Billy, and a custody battle ensues. The courts side with the mother. But Joanna knows that his son's true home is with Ted, and she chooses to let Billy stay with his father.

There is an amazing cultural impact in Kramer vs. Kramer which I like best. It reflected a cultural shift that occurred during the 1970s and the period of second-wave feminism, when ideas about motherhood and fatherhood were changing in American society!

关于影评的高中英语作文篇3

L.B.Jefferies,a photographer working at a magazine,broke his left leg six week ago,so he has to stay at his two-room apartment days and days.The reason of this accident is that he stood in the middle of the racing track for taking wonderful photos.Obviously,he is responsible and he loves his job.He has nothing to do but look out the window and watch the daily life of his neighbors in these days.

Lisa,a pretty girl who loves Jefferies very much,wants to marry him,but Jefferies doesn't want to.He thinks Lisa is perfect but not what he wants.She is wealthy,smart,beautiful,fashionable and patrician,while he is only a poor,ordinary man.Besides,he only wants to find someone who could go anywhere and do anything with him,but Lisa wants him leave the magazine and stay there with her.Their wishes are opposite,and they both don't intend to compromise,so it seems very far for them to get married.

As far as I can see,Lisa really loves Jefferies or she won't takes so much time to persuade him,and tries to add some fun in his boring life in those days.She is so successful and charming and there must be many gentlemen pursuing her,but she only loves that poor photographer.In fact,Jefferies also likes her,but he just wants her more ordinary.When I am watching the movie,I really hope Jefferies takes Stella’s advice and then marries with Lisa.Fortunately,it was a happy ending.

呼啸山庄 Wuthering HeightsTime has not been completely kind to the 1939 version of "Wuthering Heights". Intended as a great tearjerker, it now comes across almost as camp. The hammy performances and dramatic dialogue are very entertaining, however.The Emily Bronte classic has been condensed to feature the romance between Cathy and Heathcliff. Petulant beauty Cathy (Merle Oberon) and her sadistic, self-destructive brother Hindley (Hugh Williams) inherit the Wuthering Heights estate from their benevolent father (Cecil Humphreys). Left out is brooding adopted son/gypsy/stableboy Heathcliff (Lawrence Olivier). Since society would frown on their relationship, Cathy dumps Heathcliff for wealthy snob neighbor David Niven. Heathcliff vows revenge on all concerned, which he does upon making his fortune.Oberon and Olivier had been teamed up before in the highly successful "Divorce of Lady X" from 1938, but Olivier, not yet a star in America, had wanted lover Vivien Leigh (they would wed in 1940) as Cathy. United Artists instead offered Leigh the secondary lead, which she declined. ("Gone with the Wind" gave her a better role anyway). Ironically, Oberon and Olivier supposedly detested each other. Hollywood legend has it that when Director William Wyler yelled "cut" after a particularly romantic scene, Oberon shouted at him "Tell him [Olivier] to stop spitting on me!""Wuthering Heights" had excellent production values. The sets, especially the rocky crags, are elaborate, as are Oberon's costumes. The film was rewarded with box office success and a slew of Oscar nominations: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Olivier), Best Original (?) Screenplay (Ben Hecht), Best Art Direction (James Basevi), Best Cinematography (Gregg Toland), Best Score (Alfred Newman), Best Supporting Actress (Geraldine Fitzgerald). Given strong competition from films such as "Gone with the Wind", "Wuthering Heights" did not win any awards.