燃情岁月观后感英语800字
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燃情岁月观后感英语800字一
Sick of the betrayals the United States government has perpetrated on the Native Americans, Colonel William Ludlow (Anthony Hopkins) retires to a remote part of Montana with One Stab, a Native American friend and narrator of the film, where they build a ranch. Accompanying them are hired hand Decker, Decker's Cree wife, Pet and their daughter, Isabel Two. The Colonel's wife, Isabel, does not adapt to the harsh winters and soon leaves to live on the East Coast. Colonel Ludlow has three sons: Alfred, the eldest, is responsible and cautious; Tristan is wild and well versed in American Indian traditions; Samuel, the youngest, is educated but naive and is constantly watched over by his brothers.
At age 12, Tristan tries to sneak up on and touch a sleeping grizzly bear. The bear awakens and slashes at Tristan, injuring him, but he stabs at the bear's paw and manages to cut off a claw. The bear limps away.
As the boys grow up, Samuel returns from Harvard with his fiancée, Susannah Fincannon. She finds Tristan's wild charisma captivating, and she is conflicted over this because she loves Samuel. Before they can marry, Samuel tells his family that he is leaving for Calgary to join the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and serve England[2] in the fight against Germany. Much to their father's displeasure, Alfred and Tristan go with him.
During World War I, the brothers find themselves in the 10th Battalion, CEF.[3] Alfred, commissioned as an officer, leads a mass charge into no man's land, possibly an offensive during the 2nd Battle of Ypres (see below), although the date in the narration is given as February 1915, rather than the real date of April-May. Tristan abandons his own unit to be at Samuel's side. The attack is repulsed with heavy casualties, and Alfred is wounded. While visiting Alfred in the field hospital, Tristan learns that Samuel has volunteered for a dangerous reconnaissance mission. He rushes off frantically to protect his younger brother but arrives too late to save him from being gassed and fatally machine gunned. Devastated, Tristan holds Samuel until he dies. Then, in tears, Tristan cuts out Samuel's heart, which he sends home to be buried on his father's ranch. Seething with hatred, Tristan single-handedly raids behind German lines, killing the gunners responsible for Samuel's death. To the horror of his fellow soldiers, he returns to camp the following morning with the scalps of German soldiers hanging around his neck. He is discharged from army service but doesn't go home - a d scene on the DVD shows him in a psychiatric hospital.) In the meantime, Alfred returns to Montana and proposes marriage to Susannah, but she declines.
Tristan returns home, where Susannah finds him weeping over Samuel's grave. Trying to comfort him, they become lovers. A jealous Alfred confronts Tristan and later leaves to make his name in Helena. Tristan's relationship with Susannah is doomed by his guilt and pain for failing to protect Samuel, as well as feeling responsible for driving Alfred away. These demons force him to go travelling again, chasing him all over the globe. Back at the ranch, Susannah waits for him but eventually receives a letter: "All we had is dead. As I am dead. Marry another." Alfred finds her weeping on the porch and tries to comfort her. Colonel Ludlow finds them together, leading to a huge row and they fall out. Colonel Ludlow has a stroke later. He doesn't speak for years and the ranch deteriorates. Eventually, Susannah agrees to marry Alfred, who is now a congressman. Alfred's business and politics cause him to get involved with the O'Banion brothers, Irish
bootleggers and gangsters.
Tristan finally returns during Prohibition, bringing life back to the ranch and his father. He accepts Susannah's marriage to Alfred, falls in love with and marries Isabel Two, and they have two children. Life seems to become more normal as Tristan finds solace in his young family. During Prohibition, Tristan becomes involved in small-scale smuggling bootleg liquor, finding himself at odds with the O'Banion brothers. Tristan's wife is accidentally killed by a corrupt police officer working for the O'Banions and in a fit of agonized grief, Tristan beats the officer to near death and has to plead guilty and serve 30 days in jail. Susannah visits, but Tristan refuses her advances and insists she "go home to Alfred," her rightful husband. After his release from jail, Tristan and his father-in-law Decker kill those responsible for Isabel Two's death, including one of the O'Banion brothers.
Susannah, gazing at herself in a mirror, then hacks off her hair, and commits suicide out of guilt and inner conflicts. When the remaining O'Banion brother comes for Tristan, he and the corrupt Sheriff are shot and killed by Colonel Ludlow and Alfred as Tristan attempts to protect his father. Alfred is finally forgiven by, and reunited with, his father and brother. Tristan, knowing he will be blamed for the men's disappearance, leaves for the mountain country after asking Alfred to take care of his children. The film skips ahead, showing a rundown cemetery with the gravestones of everyone in Tristan's life, all who died before him. The movie ends with Tristan as an old man in the woods. He enters a clearing to investigate an animal carcass when he's found by a grizzly bear. He tries to fight the bear, but the bear throws him around the clearing and as Tristan raises his knife to defend himself, the image freezeframes as One Stab says, 'It was a good death."
燃情岁月观后感英语800字二
Legends of the Fall is a 1994 film--based on the 1979 novella of the same title, by Jim Harrison--directed by Edward Zwick and starring Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn, Julia Ormond, Henry Thomas, and Bart the Bear. Although it won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography, the film did not do as well as expected at the box office. It has since become available on DVD, with enormous success in that venue.
The movie's timeframe spans from just before World War I through the Prohibition Era and into the 1920s, and it ends briefly in 1963. The film centers on the Ludlow family of Montana, including veteran of the Indian Wars Colonel Ludlow (Hopkins), his three sons Alfred (Quinn), Tristan (Pitt), and Samuel (Thomas), and the brothers' love interest Susannah (Ormond).
Colonel Ludlow, sick of the betrayals the United States government has perpetrated on the Native Americans, retires with his most trusted friend, a Native American serving in the cavalry, named Stab. He moves his family to a remote part of Montana where he builds a large home and begins ranching. His wife, born and raised in the city, does not adapt well to the harsh winters of the cold country and leaves for the east coast. She does not return for many years but she and the Colonel remain married and close friends and communicate through letters. He raises his sons with the help of Stab who teaches them all the language of his American Indian people. It is Stab's voice that narrates the film, all in retrospect, and as an old man.
Colonel Ludlow has three sons, all as different as night from day. The oldest son, Alfred, is mature even at a young age, always responsible, and cautious. The youngest son, Samuel, is naive but educated, and constantly being watched over by his brothers. Tristan, the middle son, is wild, handsome, unapologetic, spirited, confident, and one who has studied the ancient American Indian traditions.
Normally love dramas don't interest me, since I find them boring and predictable. This film, while being more than "just" a good love drama, really impressed me. Many of the scenes are quite visually beautiful, some in cinematography, others in content. As a love drama, it's moving, and at times almost poetically beautiful. It involves three men, brothers, who are all in love with the same woman. She has a relationship with each of them, but ultimately realizes that she only loves one of them. The plot is very good, and evolves at the right pace for this type of story. Not terribly fast, but never stands still either. The actors all portray their respective characters well, nearly all of them giving a perfect performance. Anthony Hopkins is great, as always. There was not really anything in this movie that disappointed me. The ending scene involves some of the best cinematography I've ever seen. There is a very emotional scene near the end which is also one of the most visually beautiful I've ever seen in a movie. I recommend this to most fans of love dramas, and, to a lesser extent, fans of war dramas
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legends ofthe fall
All Iwanna say is that this film is the best movie I've seen during thissemester, which should be correct for it also won the academy awardfor bast picture. When I say this one is the best because as I growup with millions of all kinds of movies, I can hardly find amovie that really touch me make me feel just the same with thecharactors. However this one legends of fall did it. It make mefeel excited and powerful when triston fighting andkilling,sad and pain when Bad things happened to this family.
For a longtime, this is the first time i fell myself is still a warm-bloodedhuman. when triston shot the German who killed Samuel and when hisfamily at last avenge Isabel, I'm wholeheatedly elated. the reasonwhy this film can manage to do this is that the western sceneshowed in the first part of the movie paves the way to bring theviewers into this open prapries and wild spirit. Just likemost of the other western movies, legends of fall has thesefeatures, wildness, beautiful natural scenary,cattle and herds, cowboy, gunshooting, bravery and adventure. Soall of these, not forgeting triston's wild long hair, pull my heartstring.
If weregard this as a love tragdy, which I reluctantly agree. the lovebetween susannah and three brother is so realistic and true that itis far more than a love tradgy for teenage girl. on the contrary,Isabel 2 is the one who bring trison peace. and there are 2 warmscens that let me feel peaceful. One is trison get isabel and twokids to the city, with boy riding on his shoulder and little girlbeing taken in mom's arm. another is that after strokes, colonelwrites down happy on his blackboard when he meets hisson.
All thegetting out of emotion that touched viewers is because anotherimportant movie feature, music. the melody appear at the very startof the movie when the indian trying to tell us a story, listeningthe music just like we are listening a soul-stirring story longlongago. I can remeber one of the warm scens when suanna saw tristion's son sammual who has the same name of her fiance. there themelody was played by vilion that silky violin's tone really touchthe tenderness of my heart when susan said samual was very braveand very good and then little sam said grand pa said thesame.
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