死亡诗社电影赏析英文版

Ⅰ 《死亡诗社》电影结尾的具体意义是什么

《死亡诗社》电影结尾的具体意义是：

这部拍于1989年的美国电影，Dead Poets Society ,中文译为“死亡诗社”，又意译为“春风化雨”。

故事发生的背景是美国威尔顿贵族学校在1959年度开学典礼暨建校100周年时的事情，是关于英语老师基汀与当时陈腐的教育体制和方法背道而驰，对少年学生循循善诱、予以人生引导的故事。情节不复杂但感人，甚至足以震撼心灵。

记住扮演主角基汀的是罗宾·威廉姆斯RobinW illiams，他主演的其他电影如《心灵捕手》也一样的棒。

现在，各位，你们要学会自己思考，你们要学会欣赏文字和语言，不管别人怎么说，文字和语言的确能改变这个世界。我们读诗、写诗并不是因为它好玩，而是因为我们是人类的一分子，而人类是充满激情的。

没错，医学、法律、商业、工程，这些都是崇高的追求，足以支撑人的一生。但诗歌、美丽、浪漫、爱情……这些才是我们活着的意义。惠特曼在他的诗中说：“自我，生命，这些问题总在不断出现，毫无信仰的人群川流不息，城市充斥着愚昧。”生活在其中有什么意义。

自我，生命？答案是：因为你的存在。因为你的存在，伟大的戏剧在继续，你可以为其奉献一首诗。因为伟大的戏剧在继续，你可以为其奉献一首诗。你的诗将是什么呢。

Ⅱ 《死亡诗社>的英文剧情介绍及6大主角的人物角色特点

英文剧情介绍:

Death poetry society, foreign name dead poems society, also translated as spring breeze turns rain; Rainstorm and scorching sun is an inspirational film starring Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke and Robert Sean Leonard. The story is about a thoughtful teacher and a group of students who want to make a breakthrough.

死亡诗社，外文名Dead Poets Society，又译为春风化雨；暴雨骄阳，是由罗宾·威廉姆斯、伊桑·霍克以及罗伯特·肖恩·莱纳德主演的一部励志电影，故事讲述的是一个有思想的老师和一群希望突破的学生之间的故事。

6大主角的人物角色特点:

John Keating: samrt and brave.聪明勇敢。

Todd Anderson: exceedingly bright and popular.阳光受欢迎。

Knox Overstreet: friendly and kind.友好心地善良。

Charlie Dalton: funny and talented.有趣和有天赋。

Mr. Nolan: carefully and genius.细心周到和天才。

Ⅲ 死亡诗社英文观后感，很急

First of all, this is movie is my all-time favorite, out of all the hundreds of films I have seen. However, every time I mention this film, I have to answer most people's quizzical looks with "It's a beautiful little 80s film that stayed in the 80s." After seeing it for the 24th time since I first saw it 5 years ago, on my 13th birthday, I can gladly say that this movie went far and beyond the 80s, and the power and inspiration of the message can be felt every day. Dead Poets Society is a most underrated film by a most underrated director whose inspiring, uplifting and moral tales firmly grounded in reality are not nearly as appreciated as they should be. Here, we see one of his very personal and cradled projects, and he shows the visual style and concentration on characters in which he is so affluent. His control of the camera and the characters are very strong and very smooth. The cinematography is near perfect, with every shot, along with the editing, seamless. Also very compelling are the color-tones in every scene, perfectly matching the mood and events of the scene. Could you say this is art? Absolutely. Then we have the performances. Robin Williams continues in stride as one who has to-date remained the most touching, heart-wrenching, awe-inspiring comedians with inarguable acting talent (he still remains my most favorite performer on the film screen). His Professor John Keating is a man who embodies every professor who you thought was cool and respectable, every person who taught or enlightened you in something out of the ordinary. In fact - dare I say it? - he teaches something EXTRAORDINARY! We have the tragically underrated Robert Sean Leonard in his role as the free-thinking catalyst student Neil. Why is this man not a household name/Hollywood heavyweight? His roles are always full of inspiration, energy, and tragic emotion that never fail to move an audience. His role in this movie is fresh, unhindered, and never pretentious as the cautionary tale of the movie. And then we have Ethan Hawke in one of his earliest roles as the point-of-view character. The entire supporting cast is very strong, also, providing the foundation and serve as the various emotional ties that further involve us in the story. Josh Charles's role as Knox Overstreet is a role that almost all guys can relate to wholeheartedly. And of course, all the actors who are in that Dead Poets Society do a fine job. And lastly, the story. I won't summarize it since it's been summarized many times here, but I will say that it is one of the best coming of age stories for not only adolescents, but anyone. I have personally heard from nine-to-fivers who were inspired by this movie to change the situations of their jobs, careers, relationships for the better. I first saw this movie when I was 13, and immediately stamped, crowned and elevated this movie as my all-time favorite. Now that I am 18 and living on my own, with very different concerns than back then, I turn back to this movie over and over again, to find inspiration, solace and of course, entertainment. It is still my all-time favorite, and it still inspires me to seize the day and make my life extraordinary.

Ⅳ 求电影死亡诗社的英文介绍 急！

Painfully shy Todd Anderson has been sent to the school where his popular older brother was valedictorian. His room-mate, Neil, although exceedingly bright and popular, is very much under the thumb of his overbearing father. The two, along with their other friends, meet Professor Keating, their new English teacher, who tells them of the Dead Poets Society, and encourages them to go against the status quo. Each, in their own way, does this, and is changed for life.

Ⅳ 死亡诗社 英文影评

Dead Poets Society is, to use a cliché, a cinematic masterpiece. I can watch it over and over, absorbing more nuances of meaning every time. As a former teacher myself (albeit of science), I view it as a tribute to the profession at its best...teaching not merely the subject but also the person, and having a lifelong impact on students' lives.

The setting is Weldon Academy, a very traditional New England boys' prep school in 1959. If I can find one flaw with the movie...and there certainly aren't many...it's the underlying premise that seems to worship free thought and implies that ALL tradition is of necessity undesirable and thus to be avoided. Frankly, compared to modern classrooms which are bastions of free expression, I found the Weldon students' respectful treatment of their teachers rather refreshing. (But perhaps that's just the ex-teacher in me coming out!) Some of Weldon's ideals, generally referred to in mocking tones, are actually qualities to which parents rightfully DO hope their offspring will aspire.

Robin Williams plays Mr. Keating, the English teacher we all wish we'd had. He brings warmth, passion, and an endearing quiet humor to the role as he fosters indivialism in a school environment of total conformity, endeavoring to teach these young men both the beauty of the English language and the importance of living life to the full, of "seizing the day". How many of us mentally revolted at the dissection of poetry when we were in school? Many a viewer will both chortle and rejoice when Mr. Keating has his class rip out the methodical, emotionless "Introction to Poetry" from the time honored Pritchard textbook!

The "Dead Poets Society", and the boys on which Mr. Keating has such a profound impact, include an interesting mix of characters...Neil Perry (the passionate young man at odds with his father's clearly defined expectations for his son's life), Todd Anderson (the classic shy adolescent, through whose eyes we view the unfolding drama), Charlie Dalton (the quintessential rebel), Knox Overstreet (the teen with whom most viewers can identify, deep in the throes of first love), and Richard Cameron (the mindless conformist).

Ethan Hawke gives a moving performance as Todd, the younger brother of a former Weldon valedictorian and my personal favorite, who undergoes a character transformation as the plot unfolds. In a sense, this movie is really Todd's story. As another reviewer has wisely pointed out, his best scenes are sometimes when he has no dialogue at all. Your heart will ache for him. The sub-plot of young Overstreet's romance with a girl from a nearby school may not be brilliant, but it provides some light, entertaining relief from the main drama.

Needless to say, Mr. Keating's unorthodox approach meets with obstacles...from his fellow teachers, from the school's ultra traditional Headmaster, from Neil's overbearing father and the other parents, who are depicted as a conservative, status conscious lot. His encouragement of adolescent indivialism leads to dramatic consequences for one student in particular, triggering a dramatic scenario that engulfs most of his classmates. I don't want to give the plot away, but Dead Poets Society has the most powerful ending I've experienced in the cinematic world. I could watch it over and over, and tears would either come to my eyes or virtually stream down my cheeks every time.

It's an intelligent film, both gripping to watch and thought provoking afterward. Engaging plot, memorable characters, meaningful theme, wonderfully done scenes and atmosphere...Dead Poets Society has it all. A special tip of my hat to the cinematography; clearly, it should have won an Oscar for the final scene alone.

This is a must-see movie, especially if you're a high school student who hates English. It might just change your view of the subject, even if your actual teacher doesn't quite measure up to Mr. Keating. And for everyone...not only "Carpe Diem", but a certain phrase from a Walt Whitman poem will take on incredible meaning and be remembered forever.

Ⅵ 求《死亡诗社》英语电影报告

最喜欢的角色是尼尔的室友
安德森
本来是胆小懦弱的他
被基丁船长（这么叫亲切）
所感染
最后敢于反抗迂腐陈旧的规矩
迸发出自己内心的力量
在校长所待的文学课上
用基丁教给他的方式
去向基丁解释
去向他致敬
并且
最后感染了大家
至于电影为什么这么命名
可能是因为片中的几个重要人物都是死亡诗社的成员
是因为死亡诗社改变了他们
也有可能与尼尔的死有关
介绍电影的网站
我就不知道了
不过要问最喜欢的演员
那一定是
罗宾威廉斯
了
52年生人
173的身高
出生于芝加哥
他的电影
幽默
搞笑的居多（至少我看过的搞笑的比较多）
我看过的比较经典的
死亡诗社
博物馆惊魂夜12
欢快的大脚
人工智能AI
勇敢者的游戏
家有杰克
心灵捕手
我认为是他的电影比起现在的商业大片
要更耐人寻味
写的有点多
以上只是有个人见解
要是有什么不对
请见谅

Ⅶ 死亡诗社英文影评

在imdb上找了一篇加拿大人写的，翻了好几页，找了一篇，希望有用。
Better
than
most
school
films,
12
March
2006
Author:
Vampenguin
from
Canada
As
with
many
High
School
English
classes,
we
had
to
watch
this
over
the
past
few
days.
Unlike
most
"school"
movies,
however,
I
quite
enjoyed
it.
Robin
Williams
was
great
as
usual,
a
pleasant
change
from
his
typical
over-the-top
comedy
roles.
He
is
one
of
my
favourite
actors,
as
he
can
play
so
many
types
of
roles
so
perfectly.
The
supporting
cast
was
great
as
well,
each
having
their
own
moments
to
shine.
The
film
had
a
very
good
message,
to
always
stand
up
for
what
you
believe
in,
and
to
seize
the
day,
Carpe
Diem!
Part
of
the
ending
bothered
me,
to
avoid
spoilers
I
wont
go
into
why,
though
the
final
scene
certainly
made
up
for
it.
Overall,
I
was
pretty
surprised
with
this
movie.
Who
knew
they'd
actually
make
us
watch
something
good
in
school!
7/10

Ⅷ ＜死亡诗社＞这部电影讲了什么

死亡诗社
威尔顿预科学院一向都是以传统、守旧的方法来教授学生，可是新学期来校的新文学老师基廷（Keating）却一改学校的常规，让自己班上的学生们解放思想，充分发挥学生们的能力。告诉学生们要“把握当下”（拉丁文:carpe diem,英文:seize the day），并以该原则行事。在教学的第一堂课上，基廷并没有在教室里上课，而是领同学们看校史楼内的照片，让他们去聆听死者的声音，并去领悟的生命的真谛。[2] 基廷甚至要求学生将课本中古板老套的内容撕去，自由的教学方式让学生开始懂得自己的兴趣、爱好、前途和目标。他的学生们甚至于反抗学校的禁令，重新成立基廷曾于该校学生时代参与过的秘密小组——死亡诗社(Dead Poets Society,另译:古人诗社)，在校外很远的山洞中探讨诗歌、人生。但不久后，学校发现这个小组，校方对基廷老师教育方法十分反对。[3]
基廷的学生尼尔（Neil）热爱表演，并在一次演出上大获成功。但他父亲坚决反对，并将他带回家决定第二天让其转学。尼尔极度痛苦却无法倾诉，在当晚自杀了。小组成员之一卡梅隆（Cameron）出卖了他们。校方逼小组成员在声明上签字，将责任推卸与基廷身上，将他开除出学校。在老师要离开学校的时候，学生们站立在桌上，并说著"哦，船长，我的船长!"，以表达老师传达给他们的信念会在他们心中一直存在着。

Ⅸ 死亡诗社的观后感英文版

'Dead Poets Society' is one of the finest movies you'll ever watch. An inspiring, tear-jerky and moving story told in the most strict manner. Filmmaker Peter Weir knows he's a legend, he knows his "Type" of Cinema touches a chord. He has achieved so much.

'Dead Poets Society' is the story of every human being. Free-Will, Confidence, Love and Hope... isn't this all we heed for? I sure do, and that's the reason why I weeped in my seat while watching this acclaimed 1989 film. It's a film that brings back your good-old Study Years in you, those moments, aha, life was "WOW" then. Carpe diem, indeed!

Peter Weir makes astonishing cinema in 'Dead Poets Society'. Sure, 'The Truman Show' remains as his and cinema's finest film to date. But, let's not forget this came way before 'The Truman Show'. Weir, you are simply an inspiration! The Cinematography is wonderful, so is the editing.

Robin Williams delivers a very fine performance. But the show-stealer in here is, Robert Sean Leonard. As a youngster named as Neil Perry, he pitches in an incredible performance from start to end.

On the whole, 'Dead Poets Society' has everything working on it's advantage.