作业帮怪兽大学英文观后感
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怪兽大学英文观后感
1.It is a really good movie to teach kids to accept people of who they are and to be happy to be you.This also teaches how the bullys always lose and to have good sportsmanship and not cheat Just saw it today and Mike is a excellent role model to live your dreams and fulfill your goals even through life obstacles.
2.It's a perfect movie.That its ambitions are modest shouldn't be a reason to penalize it; it's the animated equivalent of one of those variety show guests on the old Ed Sullivan show that kept six plates spinning while riding a unicycle.
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"Monsters University" is the sort of film that's easy to undervalue.It's not deep,nor is it trying to be,but its goals are numerous and varied,and it achieves every of them with grace.If you've ever seen a sports picture,you know how things have to go,and the movie hits every beat you'd expect; but it never arrives via the most obvious route,and it's so attuned to the way modern audiences watch genre films that there are times when it seems to anticipate our objections and tease them out so that it can answer them later,to our satisfaction and delight.(When a moment feels a bit off,there's a reason for its off-ness.)
The script is filled with lines that are quotable not just because they're funny (though many are) but because they're wise,such as Mike telling Sully,during an inspirational trip to watch the professionals at Monsters Incorporated,"The best scarers use their differences to their advantage," and Mike's follow-up,a reaction to watching a legendary and now very old scaremaster do his thing,"He doesn't have the speed anymore,but his technique is flawless." My former colleague Manohla Dargis was right to object to Pixar's decision to tell yet another guy-centric story after releasing the quietly revolutionary "Brave" — but considering the warmth and intelligence radiating from every frame of this film,it's far from a dealbreaker.There's a decency and lightness of spirit to "Monsters University" which,in a time of tediously "dark" and "gritty" entertainment,is as bracing as a cannonball-dive into a pool on a hot summer's day.
2.It's a perfect movie.That its ambitions are modest shouldn't be a reason to penalize it; it's the animated equivalent of one of those variety show guests on the old Ed Sullivan show that kept six plates spinning while riding a unicycle.
3.
"Monsters University" is the sort of film that's easy to undervalue.It's not deep,nor is it trying to be,but its goals are numerous and varied,and it achieves every of them with grace.If you've ever seen a sports picture,you know how things have to go,and the movie hits every beat you'd expect; but it never arrives via the most obvious route,and it's so attuned to the way modern audiences watch genre films that there are times when it seems to anticipate our objections and tease them out so that it can answer them later,to our satisfaction and delight.(When a moment feels a bit off,there's a reason for its off-ness.)
The script is filled with lines that are quotable not just because they're funny (though many are) but because they're wise,such as Mike telling Sully,during an inspirational trip to watch the professionals at Monsters Incorporated,"The best scarers use their differences to their advantage," and Mike's follow-up,a reaction to watching a legendary and now very old scaremaster do his thing,"He doesn't have the speed anymore,but his technique is flawless." My former colleague Manohla Dargis was right to object to Pixar's decision to tell yet another guy-centric story after releasing the quietly revolutionary "Brave" — but considering the warmth and intelligence radiating from every frame of this film,it's far from a dealbreaker.There's a decency and lightness of spirit to "Monsters University" which,in a time of tediously "dark" and "gritty" entertainment,is as bracing as a cannonball-dive into a pool on a hot summer's day.