不翻译时聊电影(Translations and Movies)

chance wrote:

看来没有老公会跳出来声明什么，你可以尽管夸她

我还没看过原版，一定会弄本中文字幕翻译版好好学习学习。

Wenjer Leuschel wrote:

她翻译的电影字幕不少，虽说见仁见智，但还真的蛮值得参考。

chance wrote:

我会设法弄来欣赏和学习。

chance wrote:

谢你以前“别有用心”推荐的“推手”和“海南鸡饭”，我下载后看了，本想再仔细看看“海南鸡饭”里的排水流向是否确实与法国相反 可惜女儿把我那台笔记本带走了。

wherestip wrote:

Just got a notice from Amazon.com that the DVD for "Lust, Caution" rated NC-17 will be released in the U.S. on Feb. 19th.

I won't say I can't wait since I've obviously waited thus far

wherestip wrote:

Just got a notice from Amazon.com that the DVD for "Lust, Caution" rated NC-17 will be released in the U.S. on Feb. 19th.

I won't say I can't wait since I've obviously waited thus far

Zhoudan wrote:

这些日子看了一篇《色戒》影评，显然是北美华人写的。此人是看过不洁版的，也研究过原著，感受跟我的很相近。有空网上找找看， 找到了贴出来。不过一定要等到Steve看过再贴:D（如果有的话）。

chance wrote:

我这里还没DVD

网上下载了几个，不是同名其它电影，就是不能看，看这片子不能急

wherestip wrote:

chance,

I was just checking out various online websites for a DVD copy of "八一军旗红". While at it, I also searched for Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution". Joyo has a budget copy for ￥10.00, and another regular copy for ￥16.00. However, some explicit scenes must have been deleted from these Mainland Chinese versions.

chance wrote:

我不愿去影院看，DVD一般要在3-6个月以后才出来，也不想花20-30欧元去买DVD，还不知道这里的DVD是否会含原中文版，所以我对这部片子是肯定不急了。你们聊吧，我读读你们的帖子就觉得很有意思了

wherestip wrote:

chance,

I would get the budget copy for ￥10, plus shipping would be a total of ￥16. That's 3 big Euros at the most.

Joyo only charges ￥6 shipping for budget copy DVDs. I don't know why it's so low compared to the other extreme of ￥95 for a DVD series.

http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B0000CBXZX/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt/103-7824226-5076635?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1


This documentary is for anyone who loves horses, nature, or a tale of undying courage. For all ages. Death isn't a stranger in the Rocky Mountains but the subject is treated with respect and honor.


This film has some of the most awesome scenes of nature. Besides the life of wild horses, other animals are also featured, depicting their relationships with them. A beautiful story of a stallion, from his birth to adulthood, and the trials and tribulations of his world. A very informative story for kids and adults alike.


Ginger Kathrens voice is like a soft breeze, soothing. Her camera lense, the eye of truth, exposes CLOUD's heart and soul. Getting to know CLOUD and company was a spiritual awakening for me. There's a magical moment where Ginger, sitting on her horse, watches Cloud and his new found family horse around! Cloud stops for a moment and acknowledges Ginger, as if saying 'thank you and goodbye--for now'.
This film is not just another 'wild animal' story. It's a gift. An unexpected gift, which in its essence is priceless.


There is so much to be learned from this video, not just about horses and herd behavior, but for ourselves as we project our emotions into these incredible animals. Part of my professional work is with human groups, and sometimes challenge them to work out their issues as quickly as a group of horses turned together for the first time. This film gives us a chance to think about ourselves as much as it does about horses.


If you like horses this DVD really is something for you. If you like beautiful nature scenes it sure is something for you too. The lady who has made the this film speaks in a very easy understanding way, so even if you, like me who live in Sweden, don't speak a fluent English will find it very easy to follow everything she says.

The Jack Bull is part of a new breed of Western films, generally referred to as the Revisionist Western, standing alongside Dances with Wolves and The Unforgiven, which turn traditional conventions on their heads. These films feature grittier, more realistic worlds where the characters are no longer black and white, but various shades of gray. Most often they portray the individual competing in some way with the surrounding civilization.

These films often feature a form of antihero. The antihero does good on a personal mission, stands up for individual freedoms, justice, or morality, but often stands at odds to his country, legal system, political reality, or the times in which he lives. They show a crusading individual who must operate outside the law when the power structure of the day is corrupt and the legal system is not valid. This form of protagonist often wins the day, usually via some form of vigilante action, but is not rewarded in the end. In a way, this form of film shows a win-win, lose-lose scenario, where the protagonist defeats the antagonist, but then then protagonist often falls victim to the antagonistic civilization as a whole.

The new types of films have transformed and many critics say revived and made more powerful the entire Western genre. The Jack Bull is an excellent example and a minor Western classic.