电影后天优美词句英文( 三 )


傻人有傻福 。
Miracles happen every day.
奇迹每天都在发生 。
二.《狮子王》
Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance.
世界上所有的生命都在微妙的平衡中生存 。
I laugh in the face of danger.
越是危险就越符合我的心意!
I'm only brave when I have to be,being brave doesn'tmean you go looking for trouble.
我只在必要的时候勇敢,勇敢并不意味着你可以四处闯祸 。
Uncle,it's like you are back from the dead.
叔叔,你好像是死而复生似的 。
Simba,you can't change the past.
辛巴,你不能改变过去 。
This is my kingdom if I don't fight for it.
Who will?
这是我的国土,我不为她战斗,那是为谁呢?
Why should I belive you?
Everything you ever say,was a lie!
我为什么要相信你?你说的一切都是谎话!
三.《篮板球》
I think it's hard writing a war with words.
我认为纸上谈兵没什么用 。
—Boys,don't you want to win the finest prize?
—No,thanks.who win the prize was desting takes a hand.
—男孩们,你们难道不想拿终极奖金么?
8.帮我用英语写一篇关于介绍电影后天的文章In director Roland Emmerich's 'Independence Day' (1996), a boffin eventually defeats the space aliens that have wrought explosive havoc all over America (and incidentally the rest of the world) – without provocation. In 'Godzilla' (1998), a boffin eventually defeats the giant iguana that has rampaged through New York City's highrise – but the fact that the lizard's mutation was a product of exposure to Pacific nuclear testing hinted that humankind was just reaping what it (or at least what the French) had sown. And now in 'The Day After Tomorrow', there is yet more disaster and destruction on a truly massive scale all over America (and incidentally the rest of the world), only this time the enemy is global warming, the starring boffin is unable to do anything to defeat it, and the blame is placed squarely on the shoulders of Western consumerism and blinkered US governance. In other words, Emmerich's delight in sublime catastrophe may be consistent to the point of repetitivene ss, but at least the man is maturing politically.A sequence of extreme weather conditions (snow in New Delhi, bucket-sized hailstones in Tokyo, spectacular tornadoes in downtown LA) leads palaeoclimatologist Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) to realise that a new ice age is coming. His son Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal) becomes trapped in New York's Public Library when a tidal wave strikes the city, and is forced to fight rapidly dropping temperatures – and a pack of hungry wolves escaped from the zoo – while Jack and two colleagues attempt the perilous journey from Washington to find him.'The Day After Tomorrow' has everything you expect from a disaster movie: personal dramas set against apocalyptic mayhem; lots of scenes set in control rooms (with no-one in control); recognisable public monuments being torn apart/flooded/buried under snow/snapfrozen; and episodes so preposterously daft that you just have to love them, as when Jack feels the need to explain the relationship between the North Atlantic current and the world's climate to a room full of meteorological experts, or when Sam and his friends outrun a towering wall of water (and later a fast-moving coldsnap). Silliest of all is the realisation that Jack has undertaken his journey not to save the good burghers of New York, nor even just to save his own son, but rather simply to prove that he can for once keep an appointment – making the final scenes of this film hilariously anticlimactic, as our hero is left with literally nothing to do except grin. While Emmerich is really only going over visual effects already well covered by films like 'Deep Impact', 'Twister' or even 'Meteor', he comes into his own in battering his viewers with total sensory overload to convey the sheer, overwhelming scale of the devastation. The bass rumble which accompanies the wave rolling through New York is quite simply the most ear-splitting sound ever heard in a cinema, and if the film's cataclysmic, but occasionally ropey, CGI fails to humble you, the soundtrack might just succeed. It is for its politics, however, that this film is most audacious, as it represents a direct attack on the refusal of the current US administration to reduce greenhouse emissions. Even if it is somewhat simplistic, 'The Day After Tomorrow' may have more impact on Bush's stance on the environment than any serious science could, as it terrifies its American viewers into doing something that the British have always enjoyed – talking about the weather.It's Got: Widespread demolition of American cities beyond al Qaidas wildest dreams; fun environmentalist Bush-baiting; neat satirical scenes in which floods of US nationals are forced to cross the Mexican border as illegals; and weather conditions as cold as a brass monkeys proverbials (still, mustnt grumble).It Needs: To be seen (and heard) in a decent cinema - without its scale, there would be little left but cheese.Alternatives: Deep Impact, Meteor, The Twelve Monkeys, TwisterSummaryAt last the British get to see a film entirely about the weather. 。

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