英语电影观后感最新 【电影观后感大全】

观后感，就是看了一部影片，连续剧或参观展览等后，把具体感受和得到的启示写成的文章。下面是本站为大家带来的英语电影观后感，希望能帮助到大家!

　　英语电影观后感

　　功夫熊猫

　　This film tells us a story about how a mon panda bees a real dragon warrior。 这个电影为我们讲述了一个平凡的熊猫怎样成为一个真正的龙武士的。

　　At the beginning，the Master Shifu did not believe that the panda can be a courageous dragon warrior。

　　起初，师傅不相信熊猫能成为勇敢的龙武士。

　　Through the panda's persistence，he win Master Shifu's acceptance。 透过熊猫坚持不懈的努力，他赢得了师傅的认可。

　　Master Shifu tries his best to train the panda into a real warrior according to Master Wugu's instruction。

　　师傅谨遵乌龟的教诲，努力将熊猫培养成真正的武士。

　　Finally，the panda succeeded in beating their biggest enemy —–the tiger。 最终，熊猫成功的打败了他们的最大的敌人—-虎。

　　This movie tells us that:every difficulty can be overe as long as you tried your utmost persistently。

　　这部电影告诉我们这样一个道理：只要我们坚持不懈的努力，任何困难都能克服

　　英语电影观后感

　　《忠犬八公的故事》

　　This film is based on a true story 。 That happened in Japan in 1935。So I was moved by the spirit of Hachi!

　　No one has the ability to show his love to only one person during his whole life， let alone make friends with only one person; have the food that never changes year by year; do the same damn thing without plaining and consciousness of exhaustion。 We can’t! However， what we could learn from Hachi is that we should never forget the one we once loved。

　　In fact ， some research and statistics prove that pets are more sensitive in human’s diseases than we do。 Hachi fetched that ball because he knew that his master would die because of his heart disease。 It’s his only way to hold him back 。 Hachi has been waiting in the weeds， waiting for his only fellow to walk him home。 His hope has been floating in the breeze， carrying his loneliness and misery all above the ground。 Maybe professor knows， but he could never e back。

　　英语电影观后感

　　Ice Age 冰河世纪观后感

　　It’s not particularly surprising to be disappointed by any puter-animated film not bearing the Pixar logo。 In fact， until Shrek， 2001’s rollicking success， I wouldn’t have even believed it could happen。 What is surprising， is that Ice Age doesn’t even ATTEMPT to reach Pixar’s Toy Story heights， apparently content to revel in its status as Monster’s， Inc。's second rate， half wit cousin。 Ice Age is yet another “extinction for kids” movie， one of many in a long line of baby dinosaurs， pterodactyl eggs， and sympathetic cavemen。 This time， it’s the ice age， and wooly mammoths roam the earth alongside primitive man。 Strangely enough， in this early world， animals can talk， and humans cannot。 But when a group of would-be-enemies discover a lost human baby， wooly mammoth (Ray Romano)， saber-toothed tiger (Dennis Leary)， and giant sloth (John Leguizamo) must work along side each other in a journey to return the child to its home。

　　Visually， Ice Age is perhaps the poorest bit of CGI I have ever seen。

　　Contrasted to the beautiful constructs of Monsters， Inc。; or even the gooey， gloppy creativity of Shrek; Ice Age is nothing but badly rendered polygons and Acme animated characters。 No hint of photo-realism here。 It’s like paring a Bugs Bunny Cartoon to The Lion King。 Actually， I suspect that is exactly what the folks at Ice Age were going for。

　　Ice Age is really little more than a collection of silly animal gags and

　　Leguizamo one liners。 Some of them are even quite funny。 If that is all that we’re going for here， then I suppose I’m all for it。 But then there are these strange attempts at gut wrenching sappiness， which fall painfully flat amidst sub-video game animation。 Frankly， I’m not even sure the CGI they use here is up to the task of displaying the kinds of emotions these people are trying to illicit from their characters。 The humans more closely resemble totem poles than they do living， breathing， creatures。 It’s laughable watching their

　　polygon-limited faces trying to emote in response to the story’s attempts at heartfelt， soft touches。

　　Thankfully， the main characters are animals， which are at least bearably rendered to slapstick fun levels。 As a result， what slapstick there is， is highly entertaining。 Sure， Ray Romano’s vocal talents aren’t particularly spectacular。 But Dennis Leary and the always-odd John Leguizamo cover for his mammoth ineptitude without hesitation。

　　The story itself is bland， boring， and uninspired， as is the almost laughably bad animation。 The film’s only real saving graces are some slapstick side trips into the world of an unlucky squirrel and a group of soon-to-be-extinct

　　melon-hoarding dodos。 Ice Age’s edy is worthy of Bugs， but unless you’re under 5， you’ll be bored with everything else。