勇敢心英文读后感想

1、英勇的心英文读后有感英勇的心英文读后有感Intimesofanguish,wecanfindsolaceinart.Agreatmoviecanalwaysofferyousomekindofpowertofaceyourownproblem.Andthisonedidagoodjob.Itbringsusatoughhero,WilliamWallace，leaderoftheScottishresistanceforcesagainstEnglandsrule.Althoughheisdeadatlast,hisspirithadledhispeopletofightandgetfreed

2、om.Thismeaningfulworkhastouchedsomanyheartsbyitssignificancethemeandcontent.ThethemeofthisworkcanmainlybeseenoverthegrowingimageofWilliamWallace.Firstweseehischildhood.HisfatherwaskilledbytheEnglishintruder,whichmaydefinitelyleaveascaronhisheart.Withthisgreathatred,whenhesawhiswifekilledbytheenemies

3、,everythingstuckdeepdownhisheartwasreleasedallofasuddenwithmagnificentpower.Sointhefightingscene,weseeawarriordaredhislifewavingthesword.Itisacommonwonderwherehiscourageisfrom.Letssay,ifitisanordinaryperson,wholosthisparentssincehesveryyoung,hemaynot1havetheconvictiontogrowupasahero.However,heroesar

4、easheroesare.Wallacesrevolutionwassignificant,seenfrommanyaspects,withgreatobstaclesfromhiscountrymen,aswellasenemies.ManyScottishnobleslenthimonlygrudgingsupportasmostofthemweremoreconcernedwithwealthandtitlesthanthefreedomofthecountry.Infact,theScottishleadersareinfavorofrevolt-ornot-dependingonEn

5、glishbribes.Wallace,bycomparison,isamanofhonor,incorruptibleandrighteous.HewasknightedandproclaimedguardianandhighprotectorofScotland，butasmuchasherailedagainsttheScottishnobles,submittedtoEdwardI,KingofEngland,hewasastonishedandinshocktodiscoverthetreacheryoftheleadingScotcontenderforthethrone;Robe

6、rt,theEarlofBruce;towhomheconfided,Thepeoplewouldfollowyou,ifyouwouldonlyleadthem.SophieMarceauisexquisiteasthedistressedprincessIsabellaofFrancewhoendsupfallinginlovewithWallace,warninghimoutofseveraltraps.CatherineMcCormackisastunningbeautywhoignitesWallacesrevolution.PatrickMcGoohanischilling,bru

7、tal,andviciousastheruthlessEdwardI,knownbythenicknameLong2shanks.Thiskingremainssimplytheembodimentofevil.WhileAngusMcFadyenmovesasanoblemantornbetweenhisconscienceandpoliticalaspiration,andBrendanGleesonbringsstrengthandhumortohisroleastherobustHamish,DavidOHaraisveryeffectiveasthecrazyIrishmanwhop

8、rovidesmuchofthefilmscomicrelieffromeventhemosttensedmoments.MelGibsonhasreasontobeproudofthiswork.ItisamotionpicturethatdarestobeexcessiveGibsonpresentspassionatelythemostspaciouslyimpressivebattles（yetstagedforfilms）evenexcessively,anditishispassionandexcessthatmakethemotionpicturegreat.Thehorrora

9、ndfutilityofmassedhand-to-handcombatsareexcitingratherrepulsive.Itisepicfilm-makingatitsgloriousbest.ThismoviefocusesonthehumansideofWallace,acharacterthatissoimmense,sointelligent,andsopassionate,exploringthedefinitionsofhonorandnobility,pushingustofollowtheherointohisstruggleagainstinjusticeandopp

10、ression.Andthisisthepowerofahero.Also,thismovieisared-bloodedbattleepic.NotmuchisknownaboutWallace,knownasBraveheart,exceptthataccordingtoanoldepicpoem,heunifiedtheclansof3ScotlandandwonfamousbattlesagainsttheEnglishbeforebeingcaptured,torturedandexecutedasatraitor.Wallacecried,ashisbodywasstretched

11、ontherack.Thatisntexactlybasedonfact（theconceptofpersonalfreedomwasaconceptnotmuchcelebratedin1300），butitdoesntstopGibsonfrommakingithisdyingcry.ItfitsinwiththewholeglorioussweepofBraveheart,whichisanactionepicwiththespiritoftheHollywoodswordplayclassicsandthegrungyferocityof“TheRoadWarrior”。Whatpeo

12、plearegoingtorememberfromthefilmarethebattlescenes,whicharefrequent,bloodyandviolent.Justfromatechnicalpointofview,Braveheartdoesabrilliantjobofmassingmenandhorsesforlarge-scalewarfareonfilm.Gibsondeployswhatlooklikethousandsofmenonhorseback,aswellasfootsoldiers,archersanddirtytricksspecialists,andy

13、ethisbattlesequencesdontturnintoconfusingcrowdscenes:Weunderstandthestrategy,andweenjoythetacticsevenwhilewedoubtsomeofthem.Gibsonisnotfilminghistoryhere,butmyth.WilliamWallacemayhavebeenarealperson,butBraveheartowesmoretoPrinceValiant,RobRoyandMadMax.Onceweunderstandthatthisisnotasolemnhistoricalre

14、construction4andthathappensprettyfast），weacceptdialoguethatmightotherwisehaveanuncannilymoderntone,aswhenBraveheartissueshisvictoryultimatumtotheEnglish.Inthefilm,WallaceschiefantagonistisKingEdwardI,playedbyPatrickMcGoohanwithslycunning;heisconstantlygivinghisrealpoliticalinterpretationofevents,and

15、thatsallthemoreamusingsincehesusuallyguessinginawrongway.Edwardsson,thePrinceofWales,isaveryweakrolewhomarriesaFrenchwomanonlyforpoliticalreasonsandhesagayhimself.Evenhisfatherdoesntlikehim.“Imayhavetoconceivethechildmyself!”thekingsays,andindeed,underthemedievalconcept,or“firstnight,”nobleswereallo

16、wedafirstchancetosleepwiththewivesofScottishmen.ThePrincess,playedbytheFrenchactressSophieMarceau,doesnotmuchadmireherhusband,whospendsmostofhistimehangingaboutmoon-eyedwithhisbestfriend（untiltheking,inafitofimpatience,hurlsthefriendoutthecastlewindow）。Edward,smartingfromdefeats,dispatchesthePrinces

17、stoofferhistermstoBraveheart,butsoonshesspillingallthestatesecrets,“becauseofthewayyoulookatme.”ThePrincessisthesecondloveinWallaceslife;thefirst,his5childhoodsweetheartMurron（CatherineMcCormack），marrieshiminsecret.Thetwospendtheirweddingnightoutdoors,andthebacklitshotastheyembracegainssomething,Ith

18、ink,fromthefrostontheirbreaths.Thesecharacterscomefromhardenedstock.WhenWallacehasareunionwithhischildhoodpalHamish,theyhurlrocksateachotherforentertainment;later,whenaScotsmanhashiswoundcauterizedallhesaysis,“Thatllwakeyouupinthemorning,boy!”Itissometimesseenasanegotisticalgesturewhenactorsdirectth

19、emselves,especiallyinheroicepicscosting$53million.Thetruthis,giventhismaterial,Idonotknowthatanyonecouldhavedirecteditbetter.Gibsonmarshalshisarmiesofextras,hisstuntmenandhisspecialeffects,andcreatesafictionalworldthatisentertaining,andthrilling.AndastoBraveheart,Gibsonplayshisrolewithflamboyance,an

20、dcutsitwithslyhumor.Heisanamazingbattlefieldstrategist,inventingnewstrategiesandweapons,outsmartingtheEnglishateveryturn,leadinghismenintobattlewithhisfacepaintedblue,likeafootballfan.Thereisascenewhereheissopumpedupwiththescentofbattlethathisnostrilsflare;notmanyactorscouldgetawaywiththat,but6Gibso

21、ncan.Inthemeanwhile,thismovieisaverytouchinglovestory.Williamlostbelovedwoman,itmeanslosingtheonlyloveoflife,suddenlyofheartdesperateforpower,revengeforthelossoflove,sohekilledtheScottishsoldiersandchieftains.Iunderstanditasafightfortheloveofbattle.Thisisactuallyablastingfuse,therealhighlightoftheSc

22、ottishpeoplewiththepursuitoffreedominWilliamsleadership,thestruggleagainsttheKingofEngland.Sowecansaythatthelightoffreedomisthemosteye-catchingthing.However,humannatureonceagaindeceivedWilliam,whenhewasbetrayednoblechieftainssentafterthetrialunitsinEngland,whenWilliamlearnedthathisdreamoffreedomcanb

23、ecompleted,andonlymindeagerlylookingforwardtoit!Atthetime,aslongashecanheaddowntoEngland,heconfessedtotreasonandaskedformercy,hecangetthemostenjoymentofrelief,replacingmanyofthelingeringdeathoftorture.ButWilliamthefinalcallsoutfromthethroatorthe“free”word.Thisishisdeep,strongcry,hewouldratherlosehis

24、bodycouldnotbetrayhisheart!Englandatthistimethepublicwasmovedbywhom,andtheyseemtoseearealhero!Williamhasabraveheart!7Williamslifewasstrangledanddecapitated!WhentheaxheaddowntowardshimthemomenthesawhiswifetheformerFounderdirectedathissmile,seemedtoadmirehiscourage,loveandfreedom,whileWilliamseemstoha

25、vebeen!Braveheart,afterall,isthebrave!HeuseshisownbloodstirreduptheScottishpeoplelongingforfreedom!Suddendeath,lefttothepeopleisaconstantmoving!Abletoadheretothedeathoftheirconvictions,thisisaheroicbosom.Freeaboutlife,Williamhasbecomeafinished,forthisfaith,havenothingtofeardeath?Today,weareinaperiod

26、ofrelativepeace;themeaningoffreedomseemstotransformourwayofinterpretingit.So,whatbeliefisitthattouchesthebottomofoursouls?WhatdoesWilliamsspiritmean?Haveabelief,thisbeliefshouldworkhardtoourspirituallifeisadrivingforceupward,right?Otherwise,oursoulswillbeslack,willbeillusory,inthatsense,wehaveoneoft

27、heirownfaiths,althoughnotgreatandnobleWilliam,butenoughtosustainourlives!ItistheinnocentandromanticmemoryoffirstlovefulloffragranceofpurplethistlethatinvokesWilliamWallaceinreturninghomeland.ThepurplethistlethatMurrongivesWilliam8Wallaceathisfathersburialsymbolizestheimmortallove.Underthehorriblesha

28、deofcrueloppressionofEnglandtheystrugglefortheirperfectlovecourageously.Unfortunately,MurronisseizedandkilledruthlesslybyanEnglishofficialsothatWilliamWallacesheartisstrickenbygreatgriefandpain.Themomenthekillsthewickedofficialtotakehisrevengeherealizestheessentialresponsibilityplacedonhisshoulders.

29、HechangeshisindividualanguishintoenormouspowerofnationalspiritsoastodevotehimselftotheinnumerableandarduouscombatsforthegreatfreedomofScotland.?Duringwar,maybethemostfatalthreatisnottheformidableweaponsbuttheconfusedandevilhearts.TheScottisharistocratsyieldtoEnglandandbetrayWilliamWallacetwice.ItisinthesecondtimeWill