众文网1.跪求一篇电影《毕业生》的主题分析 英文的500字
"The Graduate", Mike Nichols' second feature after his brilliant debut with "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1966) might seem a little dated, but it's still a delightful classic and a nostalgic piece of its time, to say the least. Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman, 30 years old at the time, convincingly playing someone a decade his junior) is fresh out of college, and comes back to his rich parents' house in a California suburb. Bored and undecided about what to do with his life, Benjamin is seduced by a friend of the family, middle-aged Mrs. Robinson (a wonderful Anne Bancroft, who was actually only 36). When Mrs. Robinson's daughter Elaine (Katharine Ross) shows up, Benjamin is forced to take her on a date. He hesitates at first and even tries to humiliate her by bringing her to a strip club, but he soon wants to marry her. There starts the film's weaker second half: Ben's infatuation with Elaine is not as believable, funny or compelling as his affair with Mrs. Robinson, and they fall in love with each other way too quickly. Arguably, that goes to show their own immaturity and how the young lovebirds are equals in their "what to do with my life?" dilemma. As Benjamin rescues Elaine from her own wedding with a blond frat boy, Mrs. Robinson says to her daughter: "Too late now!", to which Elaine replies: "Not for me!". Benjamin and Elaine might have been a little too impulsive, but at least they were trying to get away from that conformism which trapped their parents - even if it's clear that their naiveté will not last forever.That doesn't mean that "The Graduate" is a bitter film at all. The witty screenplay (by Calder Willingham and Buck Henry, based on a novel by Charles Webb) and the unforgettable songs by Simon & Garfunkel are the perfect combination of joy & melancholy. Hoffman is terrific, Ross is charming, and Anne Bancroft is outstanding (had she been nominated for the Oscar in the supporting category instead of Lead Actress, I firmly believe she would've won - the Academy ridiculously awarded Estelle Parsons, the only weak link in the formidable "Bonnie &Clyde", that year). I wouldn't go as far as call Benjamin a true rebel - he's way too passive for that. I'd argue Mrs. Robinson is more of a rebel than he is for most of the story, although she herself is trapped in a world of misery when Ben and her daughter decide to rebel together and give happiness, or at least freedom, a try. No matter how you judge this film in nowadays, "The Graduate" might sound a little naive, but it still has the fresh smell of young alienation and passion intact.。
2.英语毕业论文
The Analysis of the Professional Leon（此文是这个杀手不太冷的影评） The Meaning of Life—Hope The Professional Leon which is directed by Luc Besson is an attractive and affecting movie. It is a story about a professional killer and a 14-year-old girl. In my opinion, this film reflects the influence of hope in people's lives. Life is a magic thing. It is like a thick forest and when we walk through it, we need hope to lead us. Hope can change one's mind. Hope can change one's life.The first reason is the change between the settings from the beginning to the end. The film began with the oppressive cityscapes: roads, streets, alleys and then the screen turned dark. They are the characteristics of Film Noir. Besides, the protagonist Leon appeared from a black shot which is a special close-up. In addition, the following shot are fighting in some rooms. The whole beginning leads to a mood of cold and oppression. However, at the end of the film is a scene of orphanage. The sunshine illuminated the trees and the grass. The scene is bright and warm. Then the shot got far and far. This showed that life was going on and the sunshine brought us hope to live. The world turned peace again, and the mood turned soft and cozy. Therefore, the change of the beginning and the end showed the dark had gone and everyone got their hope. In this film, there is a symbol of hope-Leon's evergreen. It ran through the whole film. The protagonist Leon, at fist, was a typical killer who was skillful and cold. The evergreen for him is the hope of life. It meant Leon's valuable memory-the girl he loved. Everyday he cleaned the leaves of the evergreen carefully. He thought the evergreen was quiet and happy, so he took care of it as his most valuable thing. Actually, he lived in his memory and what he must protect is the hope-evergreen. For Leon, there was no meaning of the reality until he met the girl –Mathilda. When the girl implored Leon to open the door, he hesitated. Yes, of course. It was because everything would change since he opened the door. Actually, Leon was a simple, kind and attentive man who was not good at express himself. We can know that from watching old movie and ironing clothes. After accepting the girl, Leon chose the responsibility in his heart. His life changed because his hope changed. His living purpose was to protect the girl and revenge on Stan. Furthermore, his good-side was stimulated by the girl's love. They were interdependent as a special relationship. I fact, Leon was not a killer any more since he met Mathilda. He was a real man. Another hope is reflected by Mathilda's attitude of life. Mathilda's family was inharmonious. She couldn't feel love in this family, so she became unyielding and mature at an early age. She hated her relatives except her little brother. If she didn't met Leon, her life would be out of imagination. When Leon opened the door, a light shone on Mathilda. This light of life is a symbol of change. Since she lived with Leon, she felt care from Leon, and she fell in love with him. She wanted to be with him forever. The hope of her life is Leon. She took care of their“home”and took care of him. When Leon ordered her go, she was in agony. She knew that she wouldn't see him again. She was afraid that the hope of life would disappear. At last, she planted the evergreen near the orphanage, and the evergreen became her hope. She got a new view of this world, and she would cherish the memory of Leon who saved her life and soul. This story is a fairy tale of killer. The killer managed to protect his hope as the expanse of his life, whereas he died in comfort. Maybe, there is another dark world concealed near us. However, it is because the shine of hope has not illuminated it. And the meaning of life is the process of seeking hope.。
3.电影《毕业生》的英文评价和社会背景
The Graduate is a 1967 American comedy-drama film directed by Mike Nichols. It is based on the 1963 novel The Graduate by Charles Webb, who wrote it shortly after graduating from Williams College. The screenplay was by Buck Henry, who makes a cameo appearance as a hotel clerk, and Calder Willingham. The film tells the story of Benjamin Braddock (played by Dustin Hoffman), a recent university graduate with no well-defined aim in life, who is seduced by an older woman, Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft), and then proceeds to fall in love with her daughter Elaine. A.D. Murphy of Variety and Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times praised the film upon its release, with Murphy describing it as a "delightful satirical comedy-drama" and Ebert claiming it was the "funniest American comedy of the year". For the film's thirtieth anniversary reissue, Roger Ebert retracted some of his previous praise for the film, noting that he now felt its time has passed and he now had more sympathy for Mrs. Robinson than Benjamin, whom he considered "an insufferable creep."He, along with Gene Siskel, gave the film a mediocre review on the television program Siskel & Ebert.。
4.求电影《毕业生》的英文影评
转载两篇，第一篇409个单词，第二篇677个单词，可适当编辑修改：1. Terrific classic, 21 October 2004 Author: rbverhoef (rbverhoef@hotmail.com) from The Hague, Netherlands'The Graduate' still feels fresh although it was made in the sixties. It tells the story of Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft) who seduces graduate Ben Braddock (Dustin Hoffman). She could be his mother and indeed Mrs. Robinson has a daughter named Elaine (Katharine Ross) who is Ben's age. After Mrs. Robinson and Ben has shared the bed for a while he has to go on a date with Elaine because his parents force him. Mrs. Robinson is not happy, even less when Ben and Elaine start liking each other.This classic film from director Mike Nichols, his second movie after the great 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf', may have lost its strength in some scenes but other great moments make up for that. The first time we meet Ben, just graduated on a party, every single one wants to speak to him and he is getting really tired of them all. He tries to lose them all and that ends up with having the first encounter with Mrs. Robinson. This leads up to the best known scene with the most memorable line from this film. The second party is on Ben's birthday. His must show his present which gives us a hilarious scene. Considering the first party he finds his peace at last, although probably not the way he wanted it.Little things like this make this movie entertaining. The strong acting from both Hoffman and Bancroft also help. Especially the early scenes from Bancroft are terrific. They make us understand why Ben just has to do what he does, also telling us that Ben is not the strongest person in the world. Ross is quite nice too, although her character is pretty forgettable. If Ben would have chosen for Mrs. Robinson instead of the daughter it would probably have been more believable.The music from Simon & Garfunkel is great, although it does not add something to the film really. Because three well known songs ('Mrs. Robinson', 'The Sound of Silence' and 'Scarborough Fair') play over and over again some people will get tired of it after a while. I liked the songs enough to not have that problem.Overall I think this is a great film, with only the ending as really implausible, although I must admit I liked it this way. Even if it has flaws, even if it is a little dated at times, it feels fresh and is more entertaining than most films today. 2. The Graduate, 29 January 2006 Author: Delonga22 from United StatesMike Nichol's The Graduate was a movie that everyone could relate to. The feeling of being thrown out into the world and life just passing you by is overwhelming which is how we find out main character Benjamin feeling. When we first meet him he stares straight ahead with a look that could mean so many things and in fact I felt that through out the movie I could never really tell how he felt except by the change if music and its tempo. I found Hoffman's character hard to grasp except that he is just going through the motions in his monkey suit to make his parents happy.When Benjamin is on the plane there is a head shot of him staring straight ahead and his head seems to be enveloped by the brilliantly white head rest. I found that shot to be amusing because it showed the innocence that he possessed even after completing four years of college. Benjamin was the prodigal son who did everything to make his parents happy, even when he voiced complaints to his father about the party or the diving suit; he was never heard, throughout the movie his character is ignored until he meets Elaine.One of the many great scenes that drive the point across that he is lost in his own world where he can only hear himself is when he comes out for his 21st birthday party and his father will not listen to his objections. The audience is taken into the back yard through Benjamin's persp。
5.我英语专业毕业,现在想写关于电影阿甘正传的论文
可以啊，不过你首先要先看看网上有很多写Forest Gump的文章
1，从文艺美学的角度分析这部片子
2，从Forest的特有的语言入手，从语言学角度分析他的智商和生活习惯
3，通过Janney的生活轨迹，从跨文化角度，对比分析同时代的某个中国影视中的人物
4，分析里边主要人物的对白的修辞特点
5，分析汉译版《阿甘正传》里的翻译的谬误
我个人建议，从英语专业的角度来说，如果你是写学士论文或者硕士论文，就不要从导演啊，创作背景啊之类的入手写了。从学术角度吧。如果是学士论文，你只要阐述清晰你的观点并给出足够的证据，以及对影片中相映内容进行简单的数量统计，就足够了。
6.求英语专业毕业论文提纲（有关好莱坞电影的）一份,谢谢
<傲慢与偏见>英语论文 About 《Pride and Prejudice》 The story Marry all her daughters was Mrs.Bennet 's biggest wish .In a genteel ball holded by Mr. Bingley ,he loved Jane at first sight .Darcy ,who was Bingley 's good friend ,was fond of Elizabeth. But his pride temper and the smear from Wickham leaded Elizabeth to misunderstand and was biassed against Darcy . Darcy can't restrain himself from loving Elizabeth ,so he proposed to her,but his attitude was still so arrogant .Elizabeth had declined firmly.This hit made Darcy noticed the consequence from proud and conceited for the first time.He has left her painfully, before leaving he left a long letter to explain the things around him and Elizabeth . She regreted after reading it . not only feel guilty for misunderstanding of Darcy , but also ashamed for the behavior of her mother. She had changed her views of Darcy gradually. Darcy met Elizabeth in his own manor again, his sincere attitude and thorough etiquette made Elizabeth considerably surprised.Finally ,they walked out of the frog which was pride and prejudice .This is called a perfect ending . The criticism In the view of author, the marriage only for property, money and status is a total wrong. And not consider above-mentioned facts is also stupid. Jane Austen emphasized the importance of ideal marriage , and she think the base of the marriage was the true love between the man and the women . Elizabeth refused Darcy for misunderstanding and was biassed against him was a reason, but the major reason was she disagreed he was arrogant.This kind of pride from Darcy was showed the reflection of discrepant status actually, as long as the arrogance was existent , Darcy and Elizabeth was impossible to be together and have a ideal marriage . Elizabeth's different attitudes of the propose actually had showed that female pursued independent personality and equal right . This is the progressive meaning of this figure . The story of Austen 's novel is very flat ,but she is good at figuring vivid role . At the same time, the sentence of Austen is polished by process. This kind of artistic innovation made her works have own characteristic and was praised by generations.。
7.电影毕业生的英文简介
After a successful stint away at an eastern college, twenty-one year old
Benjamin Braddock returns to his parents' Los Angeles area home a
graduate. Although the world should be his oyster, Ben is instead in a
state of extreme anxiety as he has no idea what to do with his life,
which is made all the more difficult since everybody asks him what he
plans on doing or tells him what he should do. In his confused state
during which he would rather be alone to wallow in self-pity, he is easy
prey for the aggressive Mrs. Robinson, the wife of his father's
business partner who he's known all his life and who seduces him.
Thinking about and then eventually succumbing to her advances only adds
to his anxiety and confusion as he hides what they're doing from the
rest of the world, and as he needs more than just sex in a relationship,
sex which is all she wants from him. His confusion is lessened but his
life becomes more complicated when he is reacquainted with Elaine
Robinson, the Robinsons' daughter who too is home from college at
Berkeley and who he has not seen since high school. Despite a rocky
start directed largely by the wants of Mrs. Robinson, Ben and Elaine
start to fall for each other. In this complicated situation, Ben has to
try to figure out how at least to start to strive for what he believes
should be that successful post-graduate life.
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