英语跨文化交际小论文——电影《撞车》
《撞车》中美国多元文化主义的分析
最新英语专业全英原创毕业论文，都是近期写作浅析英诗翻译的原则和方法——丁尼生《鹰》的不同译文比较从功能翻译论的角度探讨品牌名称的翻译目的论视角下新闻标题汉译英研究论商务英语信函写作的语篇衔接与连贯追求自然和谐的童真理想—解析凯瑟琳•曼斯菲尔德短篇小说中的儿童形象从《京华烟云》探析林语堂的女性观《威尼斯商人》中的种族及宗教冲突《德伯家的苔丝》苔丝和《红字》海斯特的悲剧命运的比较Nonverbal Communication Used in Different English Teaching Stages汉英招呼语的对比研究An Analysis of Translation Strategies on Chinese Catchwords论《瓦尔登湖》的生态伦理意蕴性格差异对中学英语教学的影响弗吉尼亚•伍尔夫《达洛维夫人》中印象主义创作手法探讨英语委婉语及其翻译论莎士比亚十四行诗的特征非语言行为在小学外教英语教学中的运用《追风筝的人》中阿米尔的性格分析《老人与海》中的象征主义On the Translation of Chinese Classical Poetry from Aesthetic Perspective—Based on the different English versions of “Tian Jing ShaQiu Si”从"龙"一词的文化内涵看汉英文化的差异浅析英汉颜色词的文化内涵及翻译弗吉尼亚•伍尔夫《达洛卫夫人》的生态女性主义解读浅析卡夫卡小说中的荒诞意识西方饮食文化对中国饮食的影响灰姑娘文学形象在西方文化中的发展和演变研究A Brief Analysis of the Main Female Characters in Golden Notebook从功能翻译理论看记者招待会口译—以“两会”记者招待会口译为例《紫色》所体现的“黑人性”美国寻梦—凯鲁亚克小说《在路上》的主题研究英文电影题目翻译的异化与归化研究归化与异化翻译策略在英译汉语菜名中的应用商务英语合同的翻译特点及策略研究科技英语翻译中的词性转换研究中外大学校训翻译分析On Translation of Symbolism in Pop Songs with a Case Study of Hotel CaliforniaAnalysis of the Elements of 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Primitive Society: Evil of Human Nature in Lord of the Flies外贸英语函电的文体特征及翻译对策《日用家当》中的黑人文化意象分析从生态女性主义视角解读《喜福会》通过语境与潜台词解析情景喜剧的幽默——以《老友记》为例论《失乐园》中撒旦形象的矛盾性英语动物习语的研究及翻译网络英语对汉语词汇的影响研究平衡的维系——《天钧》中的道家思想浅析“以学生为中心”的大学英语教学模式An Analysis of The Woman Warrior from the Perspective of Construction of Discrete Identity in Chinese American Community人文主义思想在《皆大欢喜》中的运用The English Translating of Chinese Neologisms in Political Documentation: Methods and Strategies从《蜘蛛侠》系列看美国的英雄主义An Analysis o f Gothic Features in Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado浅谈大学英语教育的文化融入影视英文在初中口语教学中的运用性研究狄金森、席慕蓉爱情诗中隐喻现象对比研究Error Analysis on English Writing by Senior High School Students论杰里米·边沁的功利主义浅析跨文化交际中的中英社交称谓浅析英语原版影视欣赏和英语学习广告翻译策略初探Analysis of the Character of Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice从《纯真年代》的女性角色看旧纽约的女性地位浅析《嘉莉妹妹》中的新女性形象文化视角下的中西方时间观对比研究析《麦田里的守望者》霍尔顿•考尔菲德的性格特征A Study of Cultural Presupposition in Idioms《纯真年代》中的女性主义对比评析《了不起的盖茨比》中尼克和盖茨比的梦想从“狗”和“龙”的谚语看中西方文化差异《夜访吸血鬼》中克劳迪娅这一人物的悲剧命运分析从美学角度分析英文电影《阿凡达》的汉语翻译跨文化交际中的中西方时间观念流行语的翻译体态语和跨文化交际—体态语在国际商务中的重要作用从模糊性看古典诗词英译青少年英语口语教学中的焦虑与对策英语阅读理解中的若干信息处理手段Analysis of the Subtitle of White Collar under SkopostheorieA Tragedy of Ambition on MacbethAn Analysis of the D Film Alice in Wonderland from the Perspective of Gothicism网络环境下小组合作学习模式研究欧•亨利短篇小说中的美式幽默风格的翻译Americans’ Understanding of Chinese Culture as Viewed from Two Movies Mulan and Kung Fu Panda文化差异对商标翻译的影响及翻译策略《威尼斯商人》中的关键社会元素——莎士比亚心中的乌托邦社会成人第二语言习得中的石化现象浅析奥斯卡王尔德童话作品中的唯美主义思想从文化的角度审视中西习语的来源美国价值观在电影《当幸福来敲门》中的体现关注耐心教育——浅谈《差不多是大人的人》中黑孩子的叛逆心理Comparative Study of Metaphor in English and Chinese Animal Words从《汤姆叔叔的小屋》看斯托夫人的宗教矛盾心理On the Narrative Arts of Hemingway's Short Stories－－－－A Case Study of"A Clean Well-lighted Place"论委婉语与国际商务谈判英汉动物词汇文化内涵对比由《麦琪的礼物》看欧亨利写作特色《非洲的青山》与《乞力马扎罗山的雪》中描写非洲形象的改变论中西方思维方式的差异An Analysis of the Distorted Male and Female Relationships in Sons and LoversWhen Chinese Tradition Meets Western Culture: Comparison between Qi Xi and Valentine’s Day 《厄舍古屋的倒塌》中哥特式文学特点分析试究中国古诗词英译中的常用技巧—以《发如雪》为例名词化隐喻在外贸函电中的功能分析孤独的神秘与永恒的自由追求——解读《法国中尉的女人》论莱辛作品《又来了，爱情》中妇女失爱的原因An Analysis of Mulan's Character in Moment in PekingA New View of Feminism in The Mill on the Floss River《老人与海》中马洛林形象的不可或缺性Gone with the Wind: From Novel to Film《我的安东妮亚》中安东妮亚的成长中外英语教师的优劣势比较：从中学生视角《乱世佳人》主人公斯嘉丽形象浅析从翻译美学角度谈汽车商标词的汉译中西方聚会文化差异比较研究人性的救赎——从电影《辛德勒的名单》看美国英雄主义的新侧面从希斯克利夫的悲剧人生看“如何被逼出邪恶的人性”吸血鬼传说对英国文化的影响初中英语教材知识体系建构的研究华兹华斯和弗罗斯特自然观的比较传统道德与时代新意识之战―论林语堂在《京华烟云》中的婚恋观探究《紫色》中的妇女主义者形象从精神分析和人格面具理论看“我”和吕蓓卡的对立统一性格决定命运－－－－浅谈《老人与海》桑提亚哥性格特点从语域和博客语篇角度解读博客传播英文商务索赔信的人际意义功能分析The Symbolic Meanings of Colors in Chinese and Western Cultures合作学习在初中英语写作教学中应用的可行性研究《杀死一只反舌鸟》文本和电影的比较研究非言语交际及其在二语教学中的运用交替传译中的记忆机制及记忆训练研究Study of Themes of George Bernard Shaw’s Social Problem P lays中西亲子关系对比性研究英文电影欣赏与大学生跨文化交际能力的培养——xx学院案例从语域角度分析《瓶中信》中书信的语言特色中英广告宣传方式的比较研究对《雾季的末日》主题的解读商务英语和普通英语对比浅析从翻译等值理论看文化词的翻译英汉语言与文化差异对广告翻译的影响从合作原则看英语广告中模糊语言的运用及解读The Analysis of Narrative Techniques in William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily”从现代主义角度分析《月亮和六便士》从文化角度浅析新闻英语的翻译目的论在英语儿歌翻译中的应用《威尼斯商人》中的人物夏洛克性格分析文化杂糅背景下的身份诉求——解读奈保尔的《半生》加拿大女性主义翻译理论威廉福克纳的女性观—《喧哗与骚动》女性性格分析从奥巴马演讲的不同译文看语域理论在翻译中的应用《喜福会》中的女性身份重建从《胎记》看霍桑对科学的态度从《盲人》中的“血性意识”看劳伦斯的文明观绝望而不言败的抗争——塞林格的《麦田守望者》《撞车》中美国多元文化主义的分析中美教育的比较及对比The Developments of Marriage View over Three Periods in the West分析《天使，望故乡》的精神主题。
撞车Crash电影英文评论
Crash（撞车）The movie “Crash”mainly tells us several stories occurred in Los Angeles among some leading roles participating in an car crash about the topic of racial discrimination. （1主题）It is a film linked with the backgrounds of the Los Angeles’s culture closely. As is known to all, Los Angeles is covered with immigrants from various countries. Different cultures bump into each other and this may make big influence on our daily life. （2电影的文化背景）So in this movie, we can see that it seems that there are no links among the leading roles but in fact, they can make impacts on each other accidentally but profoundly（深刻地）. There are many conflicts between the black and the white, or even the Asian people. The next, I will introduce this movie from three main relationship lines.（3简要介绍）Now let’s begin from the couple of district attorney[ə'tɝni]（地方检察官).Before the white couple went back home, they had a gun in their faces by two black young guys and their car was robbed. After back home, the wife could not bear that a Mexican man who is black was fixing their lock and required all the locks changed. What’s more, she thought ridiculously that the man would sell their key to one of his gangbanger friends（罪犯朋友）. Whereas her husband tried his best to respect the black in order to get support for his vote from the color, so he got angry about his wife’s attitude. Several hours later, when the wife fell down from steps, only her maid(女仆）came to help her. The maid is also of color like the Mexican man. What an absurd(荒谬的）story! Now let’s talk about the Mexican man’s following story. The Mexican man fixed the lock of a Chilean (智利的）man’s shop, and pointed out that the wrong part was the door, but the Chilean man thought he cheated him for money, so he refused to pay for that. The second day, the shop was robbed.The owner thought it was the Mexican man that had done it , so he found him and shot at him. At the same time ,the Mexican man’s daughter hugged her father but nowhere got hurtəsli](奇迹般地).Then, we will talk about another typical plot which is about two white cops,A and B. The white cop A’s father got a kind of bad disease and could not sleep, but the black woman officer of HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)did not treat his father as emergency and talked to the white cop A in an unfriendly voice. After some time, the black officer still did not flick her pen to solve the cop A’s father’s problem. S o the white cop A vented （发泄）his irritation(愤怒）to the black director’s wife whose behavior might cause an accident. But the director just watched without doing anything. The wife could not understand her husband’s no care about her, and the husband thought his wife could not understand him and also she threatened his honor as a man. At the same time, the white cop B got angry about the cop A’s behaviors and even required to change the partner. However, the other day, the cop A saved the wife in an accident and the cop B saved the director in a car robbery by one of that two black young guys who had robbed the district attorney . At night, the cop B encountered(偶遇）the other black young guy and picked him up,but the cop B shot at him due to the misunderstanding. It’s a pity!The last one relationship line, let’s talk about love which was between the son and the mother, the two brothers and between the father and the daughter. In this movie, we could see Graham’s mother was always waiting for the coming back of her little son ------Graham’s brotherwho was just the killed black young guy .Graham was a black police officer, and we could notice that Graham wanted to save his brother regardless of his principles. Of course, we might shed(流出）tears when the little girl hugged his father to protect him from the gun with the love-covered cape. Though the mother did not wait back his little son who was shot by the cop B in the end and the story about the love--covered cape was a beautiful lie, it still made us feel warm because of the love.But why the white couple were chosen to be robbed? The wife’s reaction was blind fear when she saw the two black young guys. This “natural” reaction made them feel hurt, so they revenged. And this experience enhanced（加深）the wife’s hatred （憎恨）of the black apparently so she worried about his home robbed once again. Of course, all of these we re the white woman’s silly imaginations which we can directly call it prejudice or discrimination. New question may be put forward. Why did not the little girl get hurt? Because the bullets the Chilean man( 智利男人）used were blank cartridges(空包弹）which his daughter had chosen for him especially to avoid possible terrible consequences caused by his impulsion(冲动）.The two daughters were all angels to the two fathers. Maybe the Chilean man just wanted to put his emotion out, but if done, the end would be terrible and painful.Why was the director so timid (胆小的）when he saw his wife molested(被骚扰）? Just because he could not let his name in the paper which may ruin his career and he would be laughed at by his colleagues as he is black.The gap[ɡæp]between the black and the white has not disappeared with the abolishment ofthe slavery. They misunderstand each other when they first meet owing to the fear to the unknown or unfamiliar things and the sense of pride to themselves. With the integration (交融）of their culture, maybe they could get along very well, but it needs time and getting more touch with each other.Crash tells us some ordinary people’s stories. In this movie, many plots connote[kə'not](影射) racial discrimination. However, the racial discrimination not only happens between the white and the black but also exists in other people of color like Mexicans, Chinese, Arabians[ə'reɪbɪən]and so on. The white try their best to play the role of respecting the people of color, but in their heart, they discriminate against the people of color. The black suffer the discrimination from the white while they look down upon other people of color. The stories are all in crash. All the stories are contacting each other . One story may be the cause of another story,and another story may be the third story’s cause and so on. The director Paul Haggis did not describe these plots with theeducation tone,but every plot is thought provoking[prə'vokɪŋ](引人深思的）. America is aparadise because it is the unique place where people are born equal and have rights. Unfortunately, the fact is not as people expect. W hat’s more, discrimination is almost common. This movie reflects this phenomenon.Actually, crash never stops and discrimination still exists too. But as a member on the earth,we are the same. Everyone should try to forgive others and admonish(提醒）ourselves toavoid making prejudices. Love can reduce this kind of discrimination and make society more harmonious no matter in America or in other countries.。
英语影评——撞车(crash)
院系专业：化学化工与材料科学学院化学系年级：09 学号：200901010101 姓名：金晨Set in modern day Los Angeles, the Oscar-winning movie Crash attempts to unabashedly expose racial prejudice in this country through the depiction of numerous characters of different cultural backgrounds whose lives intertwine in multiple crisis situations. The large, impressive cast includes the following characters: two young, black male criminals, a Latino locksmith and his young daughter, an Iranian convenience store owner and his grown doctor-daughter, two white, male police officers, a black health insurance employee, a black detective and a Hispanic detective, a successful, black Hollywood director and his black wife, a middle-aged Korean couple, and a white district attorney and his white wife. Simply by reading this list it is clear to see that Crash takes on the problematic job of representing so many ethnic groups for a mere 1 hour and 47 minutes, which makes me wonder if the movie actually perpetuates stereotypes or if it challenges them. What Crash does successfully do is rouse viewers’ emotions, to the point that they feel the need to squirm uncomfortably in their seats. That in itself makes me give Crash an overall positive rating. Racial issues are complex and emotional, and bringing these issues to the forefront is (almost) always positive. While some parts of Crash seem far-fetched and are less realized, other plotlines, which left me breathless and near tears, are more successful and could probably stand alone as their own stories. Knowing that there is no possible way to acknowledge all the complexities of this movie, this review will attempt to address the most powerful, effective scenes and the messages they provide.The movie’s opening scene depicts the aftermath of a bad car accident, and this becomes a metaphor for the basic message flowing through the film. Crash suggests that we actually need each other: like car accidents, we “crash into each other just to touch each other,” states Don Cheadle’s character, a detective. But like the word “crash” suggests, the interfaces between the characters in Crash are far from loving, and infected with fear. In fact, the characters of the movie seem mostly isolated and unable to connect even with those who have the most in common with them. No one is guiltless; we are all victims and offenders of cultural bias. Yet we desire the contact of others. The movie suggests that we don’t know how to reach out to others in a healthy way.Not only do we fail to understand those around us, but another major theme of Crash is how much we lack individual self-awareness. Matt Dillon’s police officer character makes this bleak statement to a rookie cop: “Think you know who you are? You don’t have a clue.” His character is certainly one of the most intriguing in the film. He begins the story as one of the most despicable movie characters I have seen in a while; he abuses his power as a policeman and pulls over a married, black couple. He proceeds to grope the wife against the car, while seemingly taunting her husband. It is excruciating to watch, but it is this same awful man, who, later in a heart-wrenching scene, puts his own life in danger and rescues this same woman from a burning car. Perhaps it is a temporary change from bigot to savior, and he is likely surprised by what he is capable of doing for another human being. Still, for a moment of his life he is a hero. The only constant in the characters’ personalities in Crash is that they areinconsistent, and no character seems to know who he or she will be in times of tension and emotional distress. Perhaps one of the most interesting messages in the movie is the thought that in order to know ourselves, we must try to connect with those around us. We must see that we are basically the same. Otherwise, we remain lonely and ignorant as a society.The Iranian character in Crash also plays an important role in the film, one that raises many questions. Ultimately, at the end of the movie, he may be the easiest to dislike. He does evoke empathy as he faces discrimination by a gun store owner, who compares him to terrorists and calls him a “rag head,” even though he points out that he is Persian, not Arab. His frustration over not being able to adequately communicate in English also exposes the difficulties of his life in America. Of all the characters in Crash, it is most obvious that he immigrated to America and cannot successfully acculturate, and he appears completely emasculated. He reacts to tense situations (i.e. his convenience store is robbed) with so much palpable agitation and fear that a viewer can easily predict he will do something erratic and terrible. Indeed he does, by taking an “eye-for-an-eye” approach to punish t he kind and misunderstood Mexican American locksmith who he blames unfairly for the store’s robbery.The Iranian character goes so far as to dig up the locksmith’s information out of the trash, go to his house, and attempt to shoot him in his front yard, which requires forethought and planning. In the midst of this would-be murder scene, the viewer is led to believe that the locksmith’s innocent daughter will take the bullet instead. Fortunately this does not happen, as, unbeknownst to the Persian man, the gun is loaded with blanks. This is thanks to his grown daughter, who predicted that he had the capability of doing something dreadful with the gun.Out of all the irrational behavior depicted in Crash, the damage this character creates seems the worst. Although he calls the locksmith’s little girl an “angel” who saved him from doing something terrible, there appears to be few repercussions or lessons learned from his behavior. In my view, nothing spiritual occurred to keep him from killing the locksmith or the locksmith’s little girl; instead, the Iranian man’s daughter had had the wherewithal to fill the gun with blanks. It seems like he takes no personal responsibility for his actions, and is still overwhelmed with uncertainty. In the post 9-11 world, all of this is certainly intriguing to me. Is it possible that there is a more blatant bias from the creators of Crash when it comes to portraying someone of Middle Eastern heritage? I suppose one might argue that the Persian man’s grown, rational doctor-daughter is a character that allows for some balance in the portrayal of those of Middle Eastern descent; additionally, she also illustrates the potential divergence from one older generation to the next, but unfortunately her appealing character is not emphasized in the movie.Like the Persian man, Sandra Bullock’s character in Crash also turns her fear and feelings of powerlessness into anger – emotions that are so closely linked – and she finds herself utterly isolated. Her character is the wealthy wife of a district attorney, and she seems to have everything she could want. However, she acknowledges that every morning she wakes up full of rage, and does not know why. Early in the movie she is walking with her husband to their car at night and she sees two young black men and feels nervous. Her anxiety turns out to bewell-founded as the black men put a gun to her head and car jack the couple’s SUV. The scene turns the idiom that “you can’t judge a book by its cover” upside down, because the two men fit a negative stereotype, thus reinforcing the prejudices of Bullock’s character. (Interestingly, she most likely fits the two black thieves’ negative stereotype of who she is.) In the end, Bullock’s character comes to the realization that her “best friend” is actually her Hispanic maid. She has been rude to this maid, and realistically is paying the maid to take care of her, so clearly this is not a true, balanced friendship. Yet the only one to comfort Bullock’s character when she is bedridden with a broken a nkle is this unlikely maid. Bullock’s humbled character grasps the confused maid in an embrace, forcing herself to push aside her superior attitude. We need each other, Crash suggests once again.But is there hope for us as a society? No one is innocent of cultural prejudice. This a belief reiterated numerous times throughout Crash, sometimes dramatically and sometimes humorously, and almost always laced with irony. The question is: how do we work through our biases and simply get along? If the travel saint in Crash is a metaphor for the journey in life that we all take toward self-understanding, then some of us are certainly at different places along this path, but with effort are moving forward. Sadly, some of us may remain stuck, figuratively ramming our heads against walls as we are forced to interact with others who are different than we are.I believe that Crash may offer a bleak view of racial relations in our country; however, some of the last scenes show snow falling in Los Angeles, which is certainly an unusual sight. Perhaps this is intended to show some sort of cleansing, or hope, yet there is also the image of fire as a car is engulfed in flames. In our society something will always continue to burn. The illegal Thai immigrants dropped off in the middle of Chinatown at the end of Crash represent how the cycle will start once again; they will have the challenging job of acculturating into our society and others will take out their fear and anger on them. Yet this country has so many valuable things to offer to each one of us, even when it is so difficult to look beyond our differences.Crash successfully forces viewers to address their own cultural backgrounds and their experiences with those of other races. Doing this is imperative if we are to reach a peaceful existence with each other in our melting pot of a country, yet it is too easy to succumb to fear and avoid analyzing how we subsist within our world and how we relate to others. After all, when it comes to racial equality, ignorance is not bliss; it hurts all of us. Especially within a city like Los Angeles, we never know when the truth will crash into us and we will be forced to face who we are through the eyes of others, at least superficially, no matter how difficult it is to take a raw look inside and outside of ourselves.。
《crash撞车》英语影评、观后感
My View of CRASHA great film, and here are some pieces of my thought.First, racial discrimination is involved in this film. People are rated by color or their race. Some of the white are always high up in the air in a mixed and open big city such Los Angeles just like Anthony, the black burglar, once said. Yeah, this is the fact that no one can deny. But what makes this dramatic is the different idea between Anthony and the other burglar, little brother of an black detective, who doesn’t think they are treated differently. In my opinion, in order to eliminate prejudice to black people, not only white people but also the black themselves should change their attitude. Anthony didn’t agree with that so he saw race discrimination everywhere, which left him in great shadow and push him to rob the “wicked” white people. But after he saw a white policeman help a black director out of trouble, he changed his mind. He got on a bus that he would never take before and found that the white and the black could sit together peacefully. He found that the world full of sunshine and he even liberated the trafficked people. Sometimes inequality comes from outside. Sometimes it is born of our mind. This idea is not about only Anthony or racial discrimination, but is also appropriate for everyone in every situation.Secondly, the film tells us that there is only a thin line between sheep and goat. And there is no absolute good or bad person. Officer Ryan seemed to be a jerk, but the jerk helped a woman out of death. Tommy is upright, but he killed an innocent young man by accident. In addition, don’t make decisions when in bad mood. The mad Miss Jean blamed her housekeeper only to find she was the only friend whom she could rely on. The mad policeman fired on his passenger only t o find that there’s no gun in his hand. The mad Persian store owner fired on a little girl only to find he almost created a tragedy. Lara Elizabeth, the young girl in the cloak of love, is really an angel.The ending of the film is partly satisfactory and partly tragic, touching me deeply. The young girl survived while the black kid is found dead. Maybe real life is a tragicomedy just like the movie. All we can do is to believe in love and bravery, and believe that every person has a good nature.。
撞车英语电影观后感
撞车英语电影观后感英文回答：After watching the movie "Crash," I was deeply moved by its thought-provoking storyline and powerful performances. The film explores the complex and interconnected lives of a diverse group of individuals living in Los Angeles. Through a series of car accidents and incidents of racial tension, the movie delves into the underlying prejudices and stereotypes that exist in society.One aspect of the film that struck me was its portrayal of the characters' internal struggles and conflicts. Each character, regardless of their race or background, is shown to have their own biases and prejudices. For example, Officer Ryan, played by Matt Dillon, initially comes across as a racist police officer. However, as the movie progresses, we see that he is also a caring son who takes care of his sick father. This complexity in the characters makes them feel more realistic and relatable.Another theme explored in the movie is the idea that our actions have consequences. The film shows how a simple car accident can have ripple effects that impact multiple lives. For instance, when a Persian shop owner, played by Shaun Toub, believes he is being cheated by a locksmith, he takes out his frustration on an innocent Hispanic man. This chain of events leads to tragic consequences for both characters. This aspect of the film serves as a reminder that our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching effects on others.Furthermore, "Crash" highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in overcoming prejudice. The movie shows how the characters' lives intersect and how their biases are challenged through their interactions with one another. For example, Officer John Ryan, played by Don Cheadle, forms an unlikely bond with a young African-American man, played by Larenz Tate, after saving him from a burning car. This encounter challenges Officer Ryan's preconceived notions and forces him to confront his own biases.中文回答：看完电影《撞车》，我对它引人深思的故事情节和强大的表演深感动容。
电影《撞车》里的跨文化因素解读
电影《撞车》里的跨文化因素解读作者：唐棠来源：《青年文学家》2017年第14期摘要：影片《撞车》讲述了一系列不同族裔、不同肤色、不同背景的人们在美国这样一个移民国家的特殊环境中发生文化冲撞的故事。
电影的英文名字“Crash”实际上暗含双重含义：一连串由于真正车祸、撞车引发的故事；在撞车所引发的这些故事里不同文化背景、不同种族的人们所发生的文化身份的冲撞、误解和敌视。
美国是一座大熔炉，在这里，实现了多种文化在全球化的语境中的对话。
也同样在这里，不同肤色的人与人之间，上演着一幕幕爱恨交织的人间戏剧。
本文将从文化的矛盾冲突和人性的理解包容两个角度来欣赏这份对多文化多种族社会的艺术诠释。
关键词：多种族；文化冲突；文化理解；人性作者简介：唐棠（1979.9-），女，四川成都人，研究生，北京物资学院外国语言与文化学院副教授，主要研究方向为应用语言学、英语教学和影视文学。
[中图分类号]：J9 [文献标识码]：A[文章编号]：1002-2139（2017）-14--02一、不同色彩的恨和敌视小成本制作的电影《撞车》用一场意外的车祸把来自洛杉矶各个阶层、各个种族的人们卷入了一团错综复杂的矛盾纠葛里。
这是一个多元文化并存的社会，也是一个因为文化差异导致信任缺失的残破时代。
电影里，黑人导演的妻子被白人警官当成种族矛盾的出气筒而被无端欺负。
她怪责她的丈夫对此没有作为，在和他大吵一架之后发生了严重车祸。
当她认出那个奋不顾身钻到被撞翻的车里去救助自己的人偏偏就是那个曾经羞辱自己的白人警察时，她愤恨难耐，羞愤交加，断然拒绝了他的救助。
她被困在即将起火爆炸的车里，望向面前这个唯一能够救命的人，眼神里却充满仇怨和愤怒。
即使在命悬一线的时刻，她眼里的恨远远大于那一刻生命所面临的危险。
影片所展现的洛杉矶是一个危机重重，充满病态的社会。
在这里，黑人被看作是危险的、贫穷的、懒惰的和肮脏的。
在影片开始不久的一幕里，黑人小混混恨恨地对他的同伴说：“你看那个女招待，她看到我是一个黑人，就立刻判断出我不会给她小费；而你呢，即使你都没有开口说话，她就认定你是一个懒骨头”！影片的英文对白里出现一个词：stereotype，它的意思是“成见和模式化”。
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《撞车》英文观后感
《撞车》英文观后感第一篇：《撞车》英文观后感《Crash》The film a lot of text description of the ethnic and cultural conflict, white to make equal respect colored attitude, but in the heart of discrimination against blacks, blacks side against white discrimination, the other side discrimination with Asians, Asians and other people of color discrimination.Tail two crash quarrel very interesting, the first crash, is an Asian traffickers and Southern Belle wife detective, two people call each other ethnic, racial discrimination against each other.Trailer car, clinic receptionist with insurance company, one black and one Asian, two people like to use each other's race for attack.This phenomenon is very funny, but also very sad.Such insults showed their confidence, their efforts to make the mainstream society.Only white is superior to mainstream, can saying hypocritically, like a philanthropists to give his equal, just meet interests, it immediately in chapter.Like the hypocrisy of the judges, under the banner of equal rights, actually doing the dirty work.Discrimination is everywhere, especially reflected in the small and vulnerable groups on the body, but the key is whether you own some discrimination is discrimination, on the surface, such as the old police discrimination against blacks, blacks on Asiansdiscrimination, but more important is the heart of unconscious discrimination, such as the last of the new the police, on the surface and the subjective against discrimination, but the heart has already accepted the discrimination against blacks.第二篇：《撞车》观后感《撞车》观后感故事开始觉得平淡无奇，但是随着故事的慢慢深入，本来毫无关系的几个人，却错综复杂的联系在了一起，故事慢慢的开始引人入胜。
撞车英语电影观后感
撞车英语电影观后感English:I recently watched the movie "Crash", and I was truly captivated by the powerful themes and thought-provoking issues it presented. The film beautifully weaves together multiple storylines centered around race, prejudice, and stereotypes, showcasing how individuals from diverse backgrounds can collide in unexpected ways. It masterfully explores the dynamics of human behavior and prejudices, challenging the audience to confront their own biases and perceptions. The performances by the talented cast, including Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, and Matt Dillon, were incredibly raw and emotional, drawing me in from start to finish. The emotional impact of the film was palpable, leaving me thinking long after the credits rolled. Overall, "Crash" is a poignant and poignant film that delves deep into the complexities of human relationships and the power of compassion in overcoming deep-seated prejudices.Translated content:最近我看了电影《撞车》，我被它所呈现的强大主题和发人深省的问题深深吸引住了。
撞车电影观后感英语
撞车电影观后感英语英文回答：In the high-stakes world of cinema, few genres command the adrenaline-pumping intensity and heart-pounding suspense like the crash film. These cinematic spectacles have long captivated audiences, offering a thrilling combination of visual spectacle, pulse-pounding action, and often thought-provoking themes.Visual Extravaganza:Crash films are renowned for their breathtaking visuals, which often depict spectacular car crashes with meticulous detail and bone-jarring realism. The use of high-speed cameras, intricate stunt choreography, and cutting-edge visual effects allows filmmakers to capture everyshattering impact, explosive collision, and heart-stopping moment. The visual spectacle of a crash film is a feast for the eyes, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.Adrenaline-Fueled Action:Beyond their visual impact, crash films are also known for their relentless action sequences. High-speed chases, explosive crashes, and daring stunts are staples of the genre, driving up the adrenaline and keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. The adrenaline-pumping action of a crash film is often matched by the suspense and tensionthat builds up to the inevitable collision.Thought-Provoking Themes:While the action and visuals are undoubtedly the main attractions, crash films often delve into deeper themesthat resonate with audiences. These films can explore the consequences of recklessness, the fragility of life, and the human condition in the face of adversity. By examining the aftermath of a crash, crash films can prompt viewers to reflect on their own mortality and the choices they make.Emotional Impact:Despite their focus on action and spectacle, crashfilms can also be surprisingly emotional. The human toll of a crash is often explored with sensitivity and compassion, allowing viewers to connect with the characters and their struggles. The emotional weight of a crash film can linger long after the credits roll, reminding viewers of the fragile nature of life and the importance of cherishing every moment.Historical Evolution:Crash films have a rich history, evolving from silent-era shorts to the blockbuster spectacles we see today. Early examples of the genre include silent films like "The Great Train Robbery" (1903) and "Ben-Hur" (1925), which used innovative camera techniques to capture the excitement of chase sequences. In the 1970s, films like "Vanishing Point" (1971) and "Smokey and the Bandit" (1977) brought a new level of realism to car chases and stunts. Modern crash films, such as the "Fast and Furious" franchise and "Baby Driver" (2017), continue to push the boundaries of visualeffects and stunt work, creating adrenaline-pumping experiences that leave audiences breathless.Conclusion:Crash films are a thrilling and captivating genre that combines stunning visuals, heart-pounding action, thought-provoking themes, and emotional impact. From the early silent films to the modern blockbusters, the crash film has evolved into a cinematic spectacle that continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Whether they are thrilling us with their visual artistry, adrenaline-fueled action, or thought-provoking insights, crash films remain an enduring force in the world of cinema.中文回答：视觉盛宴：撞车电影以其令人惊叹的视觉效果而闻名，通常以细致入微的细节和振聋发聩的逼真度描绘壮观的汽车碰撞。
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心灵的碰撞——赏析《Crash》《Crash》是一部以人与人之间关系或者说人性为主，以多个同时发生的独立故事穿插讲述为手法，以各个独立故事中看似毫无关系的角色之间的联系为基础，来反映诸如像种族问题这样的深刻问题。
这部电影里让我们震撼的不是撞车，而是种族，文化，尊严，人格，亲情之间的撞击，每一次撞击都击在我们的心中，一下一下，让人无言以对。
电影的开始便有一段非常经典的台词吸引着我们：“穿梭在城市之间，你和人们擦肩而过，邂逅相遇。
在洛杉矶，没有人触碰你，我们总是躲在冰冷的建筑物后面，我想我们很怀念那种触摸的感觉，我们彼此碰撞，只是为了感觉到彼此的存在。
”在那样繁华的城市，在人们心中的天堂里，唯一能够让人们有机会跟别人接触的就是当出现交通事故的时候。
于是就有了这部在撞车中开始，也在撞车中结束的电影。
《Crash》电影里的人物，每个人都像一颗珍珠，不是那种光芒四射圆润无暇的珍珠，而是有着一点瑕疵的不那么完美的珍珠。
人性本恶还是人性本善？这个命题，不会有答案。
任何人都有善的一面和恶的一面，视于观察角度的不同。
在这《Crash》部电影里更是如此，没有哪个人是绝对的好人，也没有哪个人是绝对的坏人，每个人都是一个好坏兼容的共同体。
每个人的罪恶在让人感到厌恶的同时也让人在内心深处升起一丝的怜悯和同情。
或许这就是这部电影的魅力所在，真实的反应人性，反应人性的两面性，人性的挣扎。
有严重种族歧视的警察瑞恩原本是一个有着赤子之心的孝子，他的种族歧视主要还是源于他父亲。
他认为父亲对黑人贡献了许多，可是父亲的贡献却没有任何回报，在父亲重病之时医院的黑人医生仍然不同意转院，导致他变成了激进分子，种族主义者。
他替父亲的遭遇而愤怒，他为父亲的结局而痛心。
但是作为一个小警察，他没有力量来改变这个结局。
于是他痛恨这一切，尤其是黑人。
最后他只能在猥亵黑人女子中得到发泄。
在电影的开始，这个警察是十分让人讨厌的，但是看到他与父亲的故事后，我们明白了，其实他并非一个龌龊的人，他只是需要发泄。
影视英语之撞车
影视英语之撞车影视英语之撞车撞车《Crash》获第78届奥斯卡金象奖最佳影片。
（点“crash”一词其实不仅仅是“撞车”之意，还表现了在美国这个社会人与人之间、各种文化之间的碰撞。
电影从一个撞车事故开始，取材于洛杉矶的平常两天中发生的各种日常小事产生的各种文化冲撞。
剧情的发展自然也是朝着矛盾渐渐解开、仇恨最终消却的积极方向的`。
但最终还是死了一人，这人并非死于仇恨，而是死在一个没有种族歧视的正直角色手上。
这就是导演要批判的：即使再正直的人，种族歧视的思想在他的心中也是根深蒂固的。
A Brentwood housewife and her DA husband. A Persian store owner. Two police detectives who are alsolovers. An African-American television director and his wife.A Mexican locksmith. Two car-jackers. Arookie cop. A middle-aged Korean couple…They all live in Los Angeles. And during the next 36 hours, they will all collide…Challenging and thought-provoking, Lions Gate Films’ CRASH takes a provocative, unflinching look at the complexities of racial tolerance in contemporary America.Diving headlong into the diverse melting pot of post-9/11 Los Angeles, this compelling urban drama tracks the volatile intersections of a multi-ethnic cast of characters’ struggles to overcome their fears as they careen in and out of one another’s lives. In the gray area between black and white, victim and aggressor, there are no easy answers…Funny, powerful, and always unpredictable,CRASH boldly reminds us of the importance of tolerance as it ventures be yond color lines…and uncovers the truth of ourshared humanity.Writer says:I have lived and worked in Los Angeles for over twenty-five years now, and like anyone living in an urban environment for that length of time, I thought I was relatively aware of problems involving race and class. Then one night, while coming out of a video store in my neighborhood, I was car-jacked at gunpoint. That event, a collision of two worlds that normally don’t intersect, forced me out of my complacency. I began considering the lives of my attackers. I became acutely aware of my own urban isolation.After 9/11, the subject seemed, to me, to become even more urgent, and I felt compelled to start writing what would eventually become CRASH. My aim with this film is to explore how intolerance is a collective problem. I did not set out to offend or to ignite controversy, but to look at many different people, each with his or her unique perspective. Film enables us to walk, however briefly, in the shoes of strangers. In that sense, I hope that CRASH succeeds not so much in pointing out our differences, but in recognizing our shared humanity.Famous Taglines :1.You think you know who you are. You have no idea.知人知面不知心2.Live your life at the point of impact在风头浪尖上生活3.Moving at the speed of life, we are bound to collide with each other随遇而安，人与人之间必定会冲突。
撞车电影观后感英文
撞车电影观后感英文After watching a thrilling car crash movie, I can't help but share my thoughts and feelings about it. "Fast & Furious" is a high-octane action film that had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. The film skillfully combines intense car chases, heart-stopping stunts, and an engaging storyline, all of which made for a truly captivating cinematic experience.One of the most striking aspects of the movie is its incredible attention to detail in the car crash scenes. Each crash is meticulously choreographed and executed, making them both realistic and visually stunning. The film's cinematography brilliantly captures the speed, power, and sheer adrenaline of these collisions. The crashes are not just mindless destruction, but rather integral parts of the story, driving the plot forward and adding a sense of urgency and danger.The car crash sequences in "Fast & Furious" are a testament to the skill and expertise of the filmmakers and stunt team. Every flip, roll, and collision is flawlessly executed, leaving the audience amazed and in awe. The precision and coordination required to orchestrate these complex scenes is truly commendable, and it adds to the overall impact and excitement of the film.Another aspect that impressed me was the sound design during the car crash scenes. The screeching tires, roaring engines, and the deafening impact of metal against metal create a visceral experience that adds to the intensity and realism of the crashes. The sound effects further immerse the audience in the action and bring the crashes to life, making them feel even more intense and impactful.The car crash sequences in "Fast & Furious" are not just mindless action, but they also serve a deeper purpose in the film. They represent the risks and consequences of living life in the fast lane and highlight the potential dangers of reckless driving. By showcasing the devastating aftermath of these crashes, the film sends a powerful message about the importance of responsible driving and the devastating consequences that can arise from careless behavior behind the wheel.Additionally, the car crashes in "Fast & Furious" also serve as a metaphor for the larger themes of the film – loyalty, family, and the pursuit of justice. The characters in the movie find themselves in constant collision with each other and with their own past, but they manage to come together and overcome these obstacles. The crashes represent the challenges and obstacles along the characters' journey, and their ability to navigate these crashes symbolizes their resilience and determination.Furthermore, the car crash scenes in "Fast & Furious" provide a thrilling and exhilarating escape for the audience. They offer a dose of adrenaline and excitement, allowing viewers to experience the thrill of high-speed car chases and intense collisions from the safety of their seats. These scenes tap into our innate fascination with speed and danger, providing a vicarious thrill that is both entertaining and exhilarating.In conclusion, the car crash scenes in "Fast & Furious" are not just visually stunning and technically impressive; they also serve a deeper purpose in the film by driving the plot, highlighting the consequences of reckless driving, and providing a thrilling escape for the audience. The attention to detail, precision, and coordination involved in creating thesescenes is truly commendable and adds to the overall impact of the film. Whether you're a fan of car crashes or simply appreciate the artistry behind them, "Fast & Furious" delivers a thrilling and unforgettable cinematic experience.。
撞车电影观后感英语
撞车电影观后感英语英文回答：After watching the car crash movie, I was left with a mix of emotions. On one hand, I was captivated by the intense action and adrenaline-pumping scenes. The car chases and collisions were so realistic that I found myself holding my breath at times. The special effects and stunts were truly impressive, and I couldn't help but be amazed by the skill and precision of the drivers. It was like being on a roller coaster ride, filled with suspense and excitement.However, on the other hand, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease and discomfort. The movie portrayed car crashes as thrilling and exhilarating, almost glorifying the violence and destruction. It made me question the ethics of such films and the impact they have on society. While I understand that it's just a movie and meant for entertainment purposes, I couldn't shake off the feelingthat it was promoting dangerous behavior on the road.Despite these conflicting emotions, I must admit that the car crash movie was undeniably entertaining. It provided a thrilling escape from reality and kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. The fast-paced action and intense visuals were a feast for the eyes, and I couldn't help but be drawn into the world of high-speed chases and daring stunts.中文回答：观看完这部撞车电影后，我内心充满了复杂的情绪。
撞车电影英文观后感
撞车电影英文观后感Crash: A Reflection on the Impact of Collision FilmsAs an avid moviegoer, I am always on the lookout for films that challenge my perspective and leave a lasting impression. One genre that never fails to captivate me is collision films. These movies are intense and dramatic, exploring the aftermath and consequences of accidents and collisions. One such film that left me pondering its significance long after the credits rolled was the movie "Crash.""Crash" is a compelling drama that interweaves the lives of diverse individuals residing in Los Angeles. The film dives deep into the complexities of race, prejudice, and the human capacity for both compassion and cruelty. While the title may suggest physical car crashes, the collisions depicted are metaphorical, representing the clashes that occur between people from different backgrounds and beliefs.The movie begins with a literal car crash that sets the narrative in motion. However, it quickly becomes apparent that the story is not just about the physical impact of the collision but rather the emotional and psychological collisions that each character experiences throughout the film. The characters' lives intersect in unexpected ways, challenging their preconceived notions and forcing them to confront their own biases and prejudices.What struck me most about "Crash" is its unflinching portrayal of the complexities of human nature. No character is entirely good or bad; they all exhibit shades of gray. Each person has their own struggles, fears, anddesires, which influence their actions and interactions with others. The film forces us to examine our own biases and confront the uncomfortable truth that we, too, are capable of both acts of kindness and acts of cruelty.The diverse cast is an essential element of the film's success. The array of characters allows the audience to witness the collision of different cultures, races, and classes. None of the characters are cookie-cutter stereotypes; they are three-dimensional individuals with their own hopes, dreams, and flaws. By humanizing each character, "Crash" challenges us to look beyond surface-level judgments and encourages empathy and understanding.Another aspect of "Crash" that resonated with me is the profound impact of small moments and choices. The film highlights how seemingly insignificant encounters can have far-reaching consequences. A single conversation or gesture can change the trajectory of someone's life, for better or worse. This reminded me of the butterfly effect, where small actions can create a ripple effect that reverberates throughout society. It serves as a reminder of the responsibility we have to be mindful of our words and actions and to recognize the potential impact they can have on others.The cinematography and editing of "Crash" also contribute to its powerful storytelling. The film utilizes non-linear storytelling, jumping back and forth between different characters and timelines. This technique adds to the sense of chaos and unpredictability, mirroring the collision of lives and experiences. The intense close-ups and fast-paced editing heighten the emotional impact of the film, making the audience feel as if they are experiencing the collisions themselves."Crash" serves as a thought-provoking examination of the intricacies of human relationships and the power of empathy. It reminds us that our lives are interconnected, that we are more alike than we are different. The film challenges us to question our own biases and prejudice, and to strive for understanding and compassion in our interactions with others.After watching "Crash," I couldn't help but reflect on my own experiences and how they have shaped my perceptions of others. It prompted me to reevaluate my own biases and to be more mindful of the impact my choices have on people around me. Movies like "Crash" have the power to create lasting change by shining a light on societal issues and encouraging dialogue and introspection.In conclusion, "Crash" is a thought-provoking film that explores the collisions between individuals from diverse backgrounds. Its depiction of the complexities of human nature and the power of empathy forces viewers to examine their own biases and prejudices. The film serves as a reminder that our lives are interconnected and that our choices and actions can have wide-ranging consequences. "Crash" challenges us to strive for understanding and compassion in our interactions with others. It is a film that leaves a lasting impact and encourages thoughtful reflection long after the credits roll.。
浅析_撞车_背后的文化冲突
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正如事后阿拉伯店主懊悔的说道：“那小女孩真是我的天使。 ” 与此同时，小“i”文 化 的倡 导也 为 导演 探寻 爱 的感 化提 供 了依 据 。 小 “i”文 化 的 核 心 就 是 爱 ，包 括 爱 自 己 和 爱 他 人 。 “人 是 自 我 和非自我概念的结合 ，爱是人心中永远无法泯灭的天性。 ”[1] 大 “I”文 化①强 调 个 人 的 一 切 行 为 ，忽 视 了 友 爱 、平 和 和 宽 容 的心态，因而造成了人与人之间的隔膜。 起初检察官妻子太过 自我而伤害了无辜的女佣， 后来检察官妻子摔伤被女佣送进 医院，女佣的悉心照料，让她改变了对女佣的态度，最终卸下 了偏见的面具，对女佣说出“你是我唯一的朋友”这样温暖的 话。 然而在占绝对优势地 位 的大 “I”文化 氛 围里 ，偶尔 爱 的火 苗显得太微不足道，更无力改变这种文化。 所以影片结尾，撞 车事件还是在不停地上演。
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浅析《撞车》背后的文化冲突
韩 芬 1 韩 檬 2（1 北京第二外国语学院英语学院；2 山西大同大学英语学院）
摘 要：电影《撞车》由一场发生在美国的交通事故延伸到了对现
代人生存状态的探讨。 本文试图分析撞车冲突背后所隐藏的深层原
因，即文化价值观的矛盾和人性共有的弱点，同时对影片编导所探求
的解决冲突的方式进行解读并提出其局限性。
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（二）优化教学模式，培养学生的宽容
性。 为了使学生更加积极地参与教学活动，达到更为理想的教
学效果，可以采取以下两种教学模式。 第一，图片和电影是最
好的导入活动。 图片比文字更生动形象，能够激发学生的好奇
心。 而电影比起片更直观，更有助于学生置身于英语环境之
三、结论 综观全片，我们不能简单将其归结为探讨种族歧视问题， 或是好人与坏人，强者与弱者的问题，更重要的是对人性弱点 的探讨。 表面上看似是种族冲突，实则是对冲突背后都市人普
撞车英语电影观后感
撞车英语电影观后感"Crash" is an Academy Award-winning film that explores the complexities of race, class, and humanity through a series of interconnected stories set in Los Angeles. Directed by Paul Haggis, the film stars a diverse cast including Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon, Terrence Howard, Ryan Phillippe, and Brenda Fricker, among others.The film opens with a series of unrelated incidentsthat gradually begin to intersect as the story unfolds. One of the most powerful scenes is a car accident involving a white cop and a black couple. The cop, Graham Hess (played by Brendan Fraser), is on his way to work when he accidentally hits the couple's car, sending it spinning out of control. The couple, Cameron and Christine Thayer (played by Ryan Phillippe and Rosario Dawson), are left shaken and angry, and the situation escalates when Graham refuses to admit fault for the accident. This scene sets the tone for the film's exploration of racial tension andprejudice, as well as the consequences of avoidance and denial.Another significant storyline involves a wealthy, white couple, Rick and Jean Cabot (played by Cheadle and Bullock), who are dealing with their own issues of infidelity and trust. Jean is having an affair with a black man named Daniel (played by Howard), and when Rick discovers the truth, he becomes enraged and sets out to exact his revenge. This storyline highlights the role of class and privilegein shaping people's responses to race and infidelity, and the way these issues can tear families and relationships apart.Throughout the film, these and other storylinesintersect in unexpected ways, revealing the connections between seemingly unrelated events and individuals. One of the most powerful moments occurs when Graham, who isdealing with his own issues of racial prejudice and anger,is forced to confront his own biases when he comes across a car accident involving a black family. His initial reaction is to blame the black driver, but as he investigates thesituation further, he realizes that he has been wrong all along. This moment of epiphany for Graham is a turningpoint in the film, and it serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of overcoming our own biases and prejudices.The film's exploration of race and humanity is particularly poignant given the racial tensions anddivision that have been a part of American society for centuries. Crash brings these issues to the forefront in a way that is both thought-provoking and emotionally charged. The film does not offer easy answers or solutions, but it does provide a platform for discussion and reflection on these important topics.In addition to its social commentary, Crash is also a film of incredible emotional depth and power. The performances by the cast are outstanding, and they bring their characters' struggles and conflicts to life in a way that is both realistic and heartbreaking. The film's pacing and structure are also well-executed, keeping the viewer engaged and interested throughout the film's runtime.Overall, Crash is an outstanding film that deserves recognition and praise for its courage in addressing important and often controversial issues. It is a film that challenges us to think beyond our own biases and prejudices, and it encourages us to see the world through the eyes of others. While it may be a difficult film to watch at times, it is ultimately a film that leaves the viewer with a sense of hope and optimism that change is possible if we arewilling to face our own fears and challenges.。
电影撞车观后感英文
电影撞车观后感英文Film Crash Post-viewing ReflectionWatching movies is a popular form of entertainment that allows us to immerse ourselves in captivating stories and explore diverse themes. Among the vast array of movies, certain films leave a lasting impact on viewers due to their thought-provoking narratives and exceptional cinematography. One such film that recently struck a chord with me is "Collisions."Set in a small town in the United States, "Collisions" revolves around the life of twelve-year-old Itan Bautista and her Mexican immigrant mother, Marisol. The film beautifully portrays their struggles and the challenges they face as undocumented immigrants living in a country with strict immigration policies. Itan's dreams of a better life and her mother's determination to protect her create a compelling story that captivates the audience from beginning to end.What struck me the most about "Collisions" was its ability to convey the human side of the immigration debate. Instead of focusing solely on political or policy discussions, the film delves into the lives of individuals who are directly affected by such issues. It presents a more personal perspective, shedding light on the deeply human struggles, hopes, and aspirations of those often marginalized in society.The portrayal of Itan as a young girl with dreams and ambitions showcases the universal desire for a better life, regardless of one's background or circumstances. Itan's innocence and optimism serve as a stark contrast to the harsh realities faced by her mother, Marisol. Marisol'sdetermination and resilience to protect her daughter in the face of adversity are both poignant and inspiring.The film explores the complexities of immigration and the impact it has on families. It highlights the constant fear of deportation, separation, and the challenges encountered in navigating a system that often dehumanizes individuals seeking a better life. Through the character of Marisol, "Collisions" depicts the courage and sacrifices made by undocumented immigrants, shedding light on their contributions to society despite living in the shadows.What also stood out to me was the cinematography of the film. The visual storytelling effectively captured the emotions and struggles faced by the characters. The use of natural lighting and intimate shots helped create an immersive experience, intensifying the connection between the audience and the characters' experiences. The film's attention to detail in depicting the small town atmosphere and the juxtaposition between the Bautista family's life and the wider community added depth and authenticity to the narrative.In addition to the outstanding performances, the script was well-written, offering a balanced portrayal of the complicated issue of immigration. It avoided simplistic stereotypes, showcasing the diversity within the immigrant community and challenging preconceived notions. The dialogue felt authentic, and the interactions between characters were nuanced and realistic. This authenticity added credibility to the film's overall message and made it more impactful."Collisions" forces its audience to confront their own beliefs and prejudices regarding immigration. It invites us to question the fairness andhumanity of a system that often fails to provide opportunities for those in need. The film does not offer easy answers or solutions but encourages open dialogue and understanding.In conclusion, "Collisions" is a powerful film that addresses the timely and important issue of immigration through a personal and intimate lens. Its ability to humanize the complexities surrounding this topic sets it apart from other films on the subject. By focusing on the lives of Itan and Marisol, it successfully resonates with audiences, stirring empathy and provoking reflection. Through its moving narrative and exceptional cinematography, "Collisions" reminds us of the strength and resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity, leaving a lasting impact on all who watch it.。
跨文化交际作业 撞车
跨文化交际作业撞车外国语学院2011级日语班学号：110406020撞车《Crash》这部影片看完后令我从心底里感到震撼和震愤，外在是讲撞车的情景，其实更深层我觉得还有人性的冲击和种族的冲撞。
刚开始看时觉得影片一直在很多不相关的人物间来回切换以为是一部很复杂的电影，但随着故事的发展情节也就显得很简明了。
下面我就影片中的两点根据所学的专门术语进行解释及分析。
第一跨种族交际首先，跨种族交际是指信息源和信息来自不同的种族，种族具有不同的身体特征。
每个种族不同他们的语言、起源、文化价值和喜好等等都不同，每个种族的人都觉得自己种族是最好的，因此会开始排斥其他种族。
其次，在《撞车》这部影片中给我感触最深的就是种族歧视很严重，影片中时刻可见美国社会白色人种与有色人种的冲撞，虽然美国总是倡导人权，可是影片展示给我们的还是有很多种族歧视，他们不能把跨种族交际真正的实现。
影片中我觉得最纠结的就是那个警察，刚开始还极力反对种族歧视，但在种族歧视的大环境中最终还是冲破不了自己的底线，我想最后的他不冷静也给自己留下的不可磨灭的阴影。
里面一幕又一幕的歧视片段让我深感气愤，同时也深深冲撞了我的心灵。
其实在我心里这种种族的歧视和民族歧视的倾向是一样的，我所生活的省份也是一个多民族聚集的地方，在我身边也有很多始终不能和他们民族所融合的文化，但是今后我觉得不应该再带有一种有色眼镜去看待这种不应该有的冲撞。
第二文化价值观首先，价值观是指一个人对周围的客观事物意义、重要性的总评价和总看法。
人们所处的自然环境和社会环境决定着人们的价值观念。
一个地方的环境可以影响这个人的文化价值，可以改变其文化价值观。
其次，在《撞车》这部影片中其冲突背后我觉得更深层的原因是文化价值观的不同，因而产生了矛盾。
这种文化的冲击，我们不能去改变他人的价值观，所以我们只能学着去适应所处环境应有的文化价值观。
影片中的美国白人和黑人由于种族和宗教信仰不同，所以在维持文化丰富性的同时要学会尊重不同的文化价值观念，其实每个地区的文化都有可以相融合的地方，在学习了这门跨文化交际课后更让我明白其意义。
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Racial Discrimination from the Crash【Abstract】As we all know that there are many differences between two different cultures. Through the film Crash, we can see the conflicts between blacks and whites. This paper will centers on the ethnic conflict in this movie.【摘要】众所周知，不同的文化之间有许多差异。
从电影《撞车》，我们可以看到白人与黑人之间发生的冲突。
本文将以电影中的种族冲突为中心点展开论述。
【Key Words】culture; difference; crash; discrimination; race【关键词】文化；差异；撞车; 歧视; 种族1.IntroductionThe movie Crash mainly tells us several stories occurred in Los Angeles among some leading roles participating in a car crash about the topic of racial discrimination. It is a film linked with the backgrounds of the Los Angeles’s culture closely. As we all know, Los Angeles is covered with immigrants from various countries. Different cultures bump into each other and this may make big influence on our daily life. There are many conflicts between the blacks and whites, or even the Asian people.2.BodyThe racial discrimination in this film is obvious. Crash is a film linked with the background of the Los Angeles’ culture. As we all know that LosAngeles is a city which covered with people from many countries. People from different countries have different culture background. This film told us several stories which happened among American, black people, Mexican and Persian. At the beginning of the film, there are two black people walking in the street. One of the black young man said,“It’s just black people demeaning other black people, using that word (negro) over and over. Have you ever heard white people calling each other “honky”all the time?”From his words, we can see he has a prejudice against white people, like the blacks are biased by the whites. As Jean (the two black men steeled her car) said,“…it was my fault because I knew it was gonna happen. But if a white person sees two black men walking towards her and she turns and walks away, she’s a racist, right?” If you know the history of America, you’ll understand why there has prejudice between American and Black people.As the action of the black youth, he was too sensitive with the world which led by the white people. He hated to be discriminated by the white people, at the same time, his self discrimination is innate. When faced with the problem of racial discrimination, we not only need to think about the discriminators, but also need to think those who were discriminated. We can’t always criticize the discriminators, because there has many social and historical reasons behind it. What’s more, how to face the reality for the people who were be discriminated is a problem can’t beignored. When the young man met the black director, the director said to him,“You should feel ashamed.”It is uttered a clear point of view, that is, people should respect themselves first and then you will gain the respect from others.The black director chose to swallow insult and humiliation silently after his wife was humiliated by the white policeman. It is illustrated that the director accepted the assimilation in the world led by the white people. He has a high social position in this world; he is the beneficiary of this world, so he obeys the rules of the game. When his wife asked him why he kept silent, his told his wife that is because the policemen have guns. But in the fact, he was not being subdued by the gun, but subdued by the psychology that he was discriminated. When he was stopped by the policemen second time, although he feared the policemen, he proceed without hesitation to get off. He vented his dissatisfaction with the long hidden depression. Finally, the young policeman helped him returned his car safely. He was not won the dignity, but the awakening of himself.3.ConclusionThe film depicts the cultural conflict and ethnic conflict. The white people want to respect colored people, but they discriminate against the blacks in their heart. The policeman said, “In any real city, you walk, you know? You brush past people, people bump into you. In L.A., nobody touches you. We’re always behind this mental and glass. I think we missthat touch so much, that we crash into each other, just so we can feel something.”Communication between people and people become more and more difficult. We all know that communication is important, but they didn’t know how to deal with it. And the complex society will make people can’t face the life simply. As the song in the film,“So maybe tomorrow, I’ll find my way home”, the people who “crashed” each other will find the way to home.。