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The old woman remembered a swan she had bought many years ago in Shanghai for a foolish sum. This bird, boasted the market vendor, was once a duck that stretched its neck in hopes of becoming a goose, and now look!—it is too beautiful to eat. Then the woman and the swan sailed across an ocean many thousands of li wide, stretching their necks toward America. On her journey she cooed to the swa...
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One problem that ethnic Chinese must face is the culture conflict. As descendants of immigrants, they must try their best to merge the Chinese culture with the American culture. Although they can speak fluent English right now and have accustomed to the American life style, they still have some “Chinese Thought” in their mind. They care much about what their parents think of them. For ex...
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There are two scenes impressed me most when I finished watching this romantic movie. As the leading man finally came back from the battlefield, what he immediately wanted to do was to reunite with his wife whom he loves most. But later he figured that his wife didn’t seem to care about him at all. She just sat at the sofa leisurely listening to the music. To his surprise, She didn’t eve...
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The talented Mr. Ripley directed by Anthony Minghella was adapted from the same name of novel written by the outstanding female writer, Patricia Highsmith. This movie tells a story about making a choice between being a fake somebody and being a real nobody. Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) has a talent for slipping into the guises of others. In New York, he casually convinces Herbert Greenleaf (James ...
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I have to say it is really an amazing movie and it touches me a lot. Actually it tells 4 stories of mothers and daughters respectively. Since the 4 women who migrated from China and eventually settled down in America, they founded a club for which they named the "Joy Luck Club" in hoping for the best, so that they could dilute the memory of their miserable past. They have their own children bor...
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I was touched beyond words and Love can overcome everything. Directed by Ron Howard At Princeton University, John Nash struggles to make a worthwhile contribution to serve as his legacy to the world of mathematics. He finally makes a revolutionary breakthrough that will eventually earn him the Nobel Prize. After graduate school he turns to teaching, becoming romantically involved with his stud...
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's unmissable and unforgettable performance as Truman Capote should make him the front-runner for every Best Actor prize in the book. Great acting is quicksilver, impossible to pin down in words. But you know it when you see it. And you see it with dazzling clarity in this landmark portrayal. Hoffman gets the flamboyantly gay public image of the whiny-voiced gadfly who swa...
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Smile is the movie those parents would've wanted their son to see. It's nowhere near as entertaining, but it means well, and it delivers a positive message: a spoiled Malibu teen learns to put the triviality of her own problems into perspective after an eye-opening school trip to Shanghai. Written and directed by Jeffrey Kramer (who based the story on his own daughter's experiences abroad), Smi...
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大一时候的英语作文...不过句句是真情实感。 Some people hear their own inner voices with great clearness, and they live by what they hear. Such people become crazy, or they become legends." Intoning with purple-prose profundity by an old Indian narrator, the movie Legends of the Fall begins. Today, I want to introduce the movie Legends of the Fall to you. It is adapted from a novel by J...
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A passionate journey into the darkest secrets of love, betrayal, and the unbreakable bonds of blood, Legends of the Fall is a powerful story about three brothers struggling to stay together and the woman who comes between them. Director Edward Zwick's epic romance, set against the backdrop of the wide sky and rugged terrain of Montana, stars Anthony Hopkins as William Ludlow, an ideal...
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"The difference between a caprice and a lifelong passion is that a caprice lasts longer." When the great Oscar Wilde wrote this sentence, he probably didn't expect that three people (Richard Linklater, Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy) would make a movie to vividly and thoroughly interpret this famous sentence of his. 'Before Sunrise' was all about caprice. An American guy spent a night with a Frenc...
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I was insomniac last night. I turned on my laptop and intended to watch a movie. Literally speaking, Before Sunrise was almost the first and the very only one came up to me in this scant-started but breezy night. I even thought that there’s no more perfect time to review this beautiful movie again. Before Sunrise is exactly the paradigm of love story among all the romantic movies I've ever...
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I have been a long-time reader to Zhen's blog, whose title could be unique more than in one way. "Better exchange your precious golden turtle ornament for a booze with your friends", as I put into English word for word, I always believe, is the attitude Zhen always holds for life. Very few female bloggers use their life attitude as the title for their private columns and I'm attracted in her wa...
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The novel itself is too dark and too heavy. I personally would like to read novels written in relax and ironic tone even if the topic is severe and depressing. However I still can't disprove the greatness of the novel by giving a hell-like low credit for the book, as a bunch of critics already did. I'm not totally agree with their views of the book that it made up of ridiculous little stories w...
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I have read The Great Gatsby written by F.Scott.Fitzgerald for three times. However, I am still haunted by the question that came up to me when I first read the novel several years ago: why was Gatsby a great man? To start with, he was great in general concerns. He owned enormous estates and huge amount of money that are the symbols of success. “If he’d lived he’d of been a great man…He’d ...
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Faith is belief in what you cannot see or prove or touch. Recently I read this sentence quite a lot. And I hate to admit that it is damned true. I read this book because I am interested in topics about searching. Especially the topic of a totally messed-up woman try to travel the world searching inner peace makes the book a really attraction for me. By the proverb Birds of a feather flock toge...
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The story happens from a murder case,which is absolutely taken in the court.The banker,Andy,is sentenced to be deprived of lifelong freedom,although he didn't kill his wife and her lover at all.Then he was taken in the Shawshank prison and lived there for nearly twenty years.When he first came to the jail,he indeed felt confused and couldn't find the right direction.He was bullied by his prison...
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No matter what you think about the situation you're stay comparing with the one you most admirring, there's just a piece of paper between them. Fortune, status,fame and all those things just can be achieved only under you unmoveable faith. Both of her parents were drug takers, her mother, schizophrenic, being blind and died of AIDS not long after, had been taken care of as the baby, but n...
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Everyone has their own student days and their own moment of glory.Who will give us the passion of youth, or even who will lead us start a brilliant starting point? The candles at the beginning of the movie proves Robin Williams's Action: The burning of himself have messaged the students to the essence of life. Be comfronted with the teacher, he brought a bit of courtesy, but in front of ...
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This is another unbelievable reunion with Leon. The whole afternoon, alone in my dorm room, I wrapped myself up, seeing the movie which I’ve watched over and over again. Again I see him seriously take care of the potted plant, which was his best and only friend; again I see her smoke in the corridor and start a conversation with him; again I see him open the door for her at the very moment, ...
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“Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” When Andy Dufresne puts it in such a quiet way, my heart ache because of it. Have you ever felt that way about hope? Hope is the only thing in the wild world not carved out of gray stone. Hope is a small place inside of us anyone can never lock away. That is what I’ve learnt from an excellent movie The Shawshank R...
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