泰坦尼克号电影影评论文格式

《泰坦尼克号》：沉没的人生之幻泰坦尼克号里的爱情，是一种超越了世俗的爱情。这种超越不光源于杰克和露丝的人格光芒。很大程度上，这种超越也建立在他们的爱情发生在船上。一艘与世隔绝，漂流在海洋里的大船。这艘船是这个地球上最像外星的所在。纯洁的地利孕育纯洁的爱情。尽管在船上也有岸上事物的延伸和映射，比如上等舱和下等舱。但这种延伸在一个真空环境，多少还是会失去实际的效力，成为一种形式。因此，杰克和露丝可以在船上肆无忌惮地画人体像、跳踢踏舞、往海里吐痰。仿佛身处在一个游乐园。一个不太需要担心明天，只有此刻，并且此刻即永恒的游乐园。小时候我不解为什么杰克一定要死，人们多解释成为了表现他们爱得伟大无私。后来我想，可能不仅于此。富家女和穷小子的爱情，是无法上岸的。岸上没有轻巧的游戏、浪漫的反叛和那种纯粹极致的美感。只有世道冷眼、无形壁垒、发霉面包和凡俗日夜的琐碎庸常。大学里有很多毕业就分手的小情侣，他们很像最后分开的杰克和露丝，那些便宜的食堂饭菜、主题公园般的校园活动、丰富的图书馆藏、葱茏清新的林间小道、昏黄慵懒的路灯、简单直接的学习目标、父母庇护下的无负累生活。伴随着其中一人类如死亡的出走离别，亦或是在二人终于都上岸后，也像那梦幻一样的泰坦尼克号般消失了。现实中杰克不必付出生命代价去补偿那张梦境船票，但陀螺该停，还是会停。当白衣飘飘的学生们，在社会里成为结婚已久的中年男人和中年女人后，发觉随着年月侵蚀，爱越来越淡薄，婚姻越来越像契约，免不了骂对方“油腻”或“糟糠”，免不了在酒桌上偷偷怀念自己青涩纯真的校园恋情。但可叹的是，这种青涩纯真的美好感觉，必然是以沉船分离为代价的。因为岸上的，都是住房税率、堵塞的马桶、婴儿尿布、住院手续这些“腌臜”事物。经年以后，当青春恋情的遗憾终于被时间冲淡，成为某种“越过的山丘”时，你大概也会明白，人生中的那些“泰坦尼克号”，终究是要沉的。世事的无奈之处便在于此——对露丝来讲，杰克之所以能成为“杰克”，就是因为他永远留在了海底。（完）

Many cite this as proof positive that modern blockbusters sacrifice everything in favour of computer-generated magic and, while the central romance isn't without its charm, it's still the weakest element of the , first-class rich kid Rose DeWitt Bukaer (Winslet) and steerage urchin and struggling artist Jack Dawson (DiCaprio) fall helplessly in love, indulge in some back seat cherry popping and decide on the basis of their two-day relationship that they can't live without each other - until a big iceberg gets in the way of their new-found is no stranger to spectacle, and the amazing boat-sinking effects paper over the cracks in the story so well that even the most cynical viewer is drawn in.

泰坦尼克号英语影评：

Titanic, "not only because it is a successful commercial film and, more importantly, it brought about the end of the century a wave of nostalgia: the Titanic sank in the early 20th century is a tragedy, the film has to The facts add up the true love story, set sail Tai Tanni will be less than 5 days of love, friendship and a disaster at the end of the century before this generation.

it told us a truth: that we must cherish life.

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《泰坦尼克号》，不仅因为它是一部成功的商业电影，更重要的是，它带来了本世纪末的一股怀旧浪潮：泰坦尼克号沉没于20世纪初是一场悲剧，这部电影以事实加总了真实的爱情故事，启航的泰坦尼将不到5天的爱情，友谊和灾难发生在世纪末这一代人之前。

它告诉我们一个真理：我们必须珍惜生命。

你自己删减吧Titanic --------------------------------------------------------------------------------I went into Titanic with trepidation: it is being hailed as one of the best love stories depicted on film. Cynical as I am, I don't think much of movies with a romantic theme to them. However, I was curious to see the spectacle that director James Cameron had created. Fortunately for me, Titanic is not only great in terms of action, effects, and visuals, but also provides excellent commentary on the issue of the class struggle. Jack Dawson (Leonardo Di Caprio) is a young boy who wins passage to America aboard the Titanic in a lucky game of poker (upon boarding the ship, Jack tells to his friend that they are "the luckiest sons of bitches in the world"). Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) is travelling to America, to be married to Cal Hockley (Billy Zane), a situation she is not thrilled about. Sparks fly when Dawson manages to talk Rose out of jumping overboard, but tragedy awaits as the unsinkable ship hits and iceberg and begins to flounder. In the movie, this story is presented to the audience as a flashback. The narrator is Rose, 101 years old, with the last name Dawson. She tells the story to a treasure hunter (Bill Paxton), who is looking for the famous (and valuable) Heart of the Ocean, a diamond that was given to Rose by her fiance, Hockley. The recreation of the ship, both the exterior (the rendering for which was done using Digital Alpha processors running Linux) and the interior are impeccable. The dialogue is witty and brilliant. The movie is slow at times, but reaches its climax when the ship begins to sink. The fact that Cameron takes his time in telling the story makes it all the more tense. Cameron could've skimped in any of these areas (dialogue, cinematography, effects, authenticity) and still come out with a great movie, but he doesn't. He sticks to the formula that has worked in other great epic movies, and he pulls it off one hundred percent. The ship was thought to be unsinkable, and so a compromise was made on the number of lifeboats aboard. When the ship did sink, it is the richest that got first priority on the lifeboats. While they waited in half-full lifeboats, they were exposed to the cries of people freezing to their deaths and didn't do a thing to help them. If a similar tragedy were to happen today, would the result be any different? The acting is excellent by all concerned, but I was most impressed by Zane. The nice thing about a ship sinking is that it is a relatively slow event, and Cameron takes every advantage of it. The depiction of the mighty ship going under is so much larger than life and I feel this is the most magnificent part of the movie. Just for that reason alone, Titanic is a movie not just to be seen, but to be experienced. So make sure you see it on the big screen. It goes to show that the concept of the disaster movie is far from dead.