急求英文版 （战马）观后感

急求英文版 （战马）观后感
急求英文版 （战马）观后感

急求英文版 （战马）观后感
A horse is born in Devon in the 1910's,and is sold at auction to a farmer by the name of Norracott.The horse is brought to the farm,and is raised and trained by the farmer's son,Albert (Played by newcomer Jeremy Irvine).Albert develops a strong friendship with the horse,and names him Joey.But at the start of World War 1,the Norracott family is forced to lease Joey to the army,Albert promising that the two will be together again.From this point,the story becomes focused on Joey's miraculous journey through the war,as well as the lives he touches,including Emily,a young French girl who lives with her caring grandfather.
In all honesty,though a few might find something flawed about War Horse,I would personally have to nit pick to find something I truly didn't like about it.That's just me,but that's my story,and I'm sticking to it.
A story like this one,without proper execution,could have easily been a watery mess,but Steven Spielberg is where it all comes down to.Some may find the sentimentality to be a bit forced,but I actually think that Spielberg turns it into something much more genuine.His keen sense of honest emotion is a key driving force to this movie.He easily balances between touching development to Joey's story,exciting war scenes,as well as the occasional humorous sprinkles (A gag involving wire cutters is particularly hilarious).The third act is especially powerful in how it utilizes all of these traits (I even noticed quite a number of people crying during the ending at my screening).
Another thing I've always prided Spielberg on (in some films more than others) is how he is able to utilize such a well formed cast,a cast which accomplishes just about everything that is needed of them,even if none of them really stand out amongst each other.
And on top of all that emotion and talent,as always,Spielberg has enlisted only the top notch technicians to craft his film.The editing by the legendary Michael Kahn is right on the money.The movie is beautifully shot by DP legend Janusz Kaminski.The costumes by Joanna Johnston and production design by Rick Carter (the latter of 2009's Avatar) are quite lovely,and the beautiful,and sometimes epic score by the great John Williams fits the film perfectly.