《南极大冒险》观后感 要英文写的
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时间：2023-10-25 17:32
Some things that seem to be difficult to change. For example, when people face a crisis, often put their own lives in the first place, in the no-win situations, often at the expense of other animal life, even if they have just saved his life. " Antarctic adventure", the 8keep faithful and true sled dogs in the Antarctic scientific expedition team storm emergency evacuation was temporarily abandoned. Of course, the players then the idea is, the important thing is to save lives! At that time, must put in the snow of the injured Jerry and doctor to medical conditions are sufficient for the headquarters to go to the hospital, and then back to the base of the helicopter with8 sled dogs -- they just in exploration well to save and Dr. Jerry.However, the aircraft did not can once again return to base. Also the reason: some things are hard to change. For example, when people decide whether to do one thing, will weigh the advantages and disadvantages, and will not act on impulse in handling things fling caution to the winds. Because of the rarity of the bad weather, the Antarctic scientific expedition team headquarters cancelled all tasks, refused to send a plane adventure to save8 dogs, the reason is very simple: people are too!And sled dogs to be together morning and night master Jerry 's so hard to accept the fact, he rushs about everywhere, trying to convince the Husky 's expedition member, still can not change what. He also thought of another way, ask the doctor to allocate part of scientific research funds to help him once again return to the Antarctic, he thought the doctor takes care of Husky's help, but his last hope. Doctor told him not to waste research funds in unrealistic things, also told him to accept the reality. The whole world is against with Jerry, he can only give up, put his exile to numb to work -- after all, still have to face the reality.But those cute husky figure or not from the mind, Jerry restless, into depression. So he went to the first to raise the sled dogs in the elderly, there to hear a story changed his. The story is about a man with his4 dogs into the forest to hunt, unfortunately, was a black bear attack. When the man from the coma, was found to have2 dogs in order to protect his sacrifice, black bear and another 2 dogs are nowhere to be found. The man recovered after began to look about the other2 dogs, looking for a long time. He was advised to give up, and tells him that he has no significance. But he still insists, even if the dog has been dead, he would find them, because only in this way can he achieve inner peace. After hearing the story, Jerry finally know how to make your own true inner peace. He decided to return to the Antarctic, depend on own strength! No matter how difficult, this world there is always something he fling caution to the winds to do.When Jerry break right back to the base, and6 survived the sled dog reunited, the scene makes me excited to tears, almost want to cheer. You know, when the sled dogs at minus 8 degrees in a snow storm has independent existence for 180 days! 180 days in the desert, dead snow, they fought side by side, never lost their longing to live, and still believe that the master will come back. Let a person fortunately,6sled dogs finally wait for the moment; it is more painful, there are 2lovely friends there. Under threat of death, the sled dogs behave as brave as strong as unity, hard to use verbal and written expression, only seen the movie person has a personal feeling, that is: hate away wings to polar rescued them!I fell in love with the8 lovely sled dogs, two hours for their fate tortured. I think the love between man and animal is sometimes more long. And when conditions are ripe, I will raise a dog.
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时间：2023-10-25 17:32
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The dogs take the biscuit in Eight Below, an enthralling fact-based tale of man's best friend struggling to survive a harsh Antarctic winter. Disney used to churn out dozens of real-life nature yarns like this, and Frank Marshall's adventure never misses a beat whenever it's dealing with his hairy husky heroes. Unfortunately, he insists on cross-cutting their furry frolics with a boring human subplot involving the terminally bland Paul Walker, pushing the running time up to a patience-testing two hours.
The brisk opening scenes capably sketch both the dogged determination and varying personalities of Walker's eight-strong sled-dog team, corralled in the first instance to drag a single-minded scientist (Bruce Greenwood) across the snowy wastes in search of a rare meteorite. Around the halfway point, however, a fierce storm forces Walker to abandon his plucky pooches, leaving them to face treacherous ice, hungry leopard seals and subzero temperatures while he raises funds for a rescue mission.
"A BRACING BLAST OF PUPPY POWER"
Resembling a canine spin on Marshall's 1993 Alive, Eight Below delivers a bracing blast of puppy power that helps dispel the lingering stink from Disney's 2002 Snow Dogs. The problem lies solely with its two-legged contingent, to whom scripter David DiGilio continually returns just when the canine capers are at their most exciting. Walker's simpering romance with pilot Moon Bloodgood gobbles up valuable screen time to little effect, while Jason Biggs merely irritates as a wisecracking cartographer. Gurning and griping for all he's worth, he's the only character here truly in need of a muzzle.
