【雅思培训-口语】口语黄金素材：经典电影台词

2017-07-06 10:50

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　　This film is rated G.

　　That movie had me on the edge of my seat.

　　That love story was too melodramatic.

　　A lousy movie cannot fool the audience.

　　I may feel different about any of these movies two years from now.

　　There are films revealing more social problems, such as racial or * discriminations, government corruption, the true color of so-called higher class. They make me more mature after watching them.

　　Those comedies, love stories and adventures are either na?ve or unrealistic.

　　I usually watch films through TV or VCD, DVD in my home.

　　Just like romance and comedy movie, a violent film relaxes and entertains millions movie fans. However uniqueness of violent movie is that it may have negative impact on people, particularly young audience.

　　For certain segment of audience, it may be harmful if being viewed without proper guidance and control.

　　There have been cases of crime in which offenders, when surveyed, revealed that they got the idea to commit a crime from violent movie.

　　We need to control access of violent movies to people under certain age and offer guidance to young viewers.

　　What's the main difference between modern films and those in the past?

　　Okay, I think that modern films are less serious, um, because there is more comedy in these films. I would say, uh, hmm, that modern films are more relaxed. To begin, modern films are much more expensive to make and they have famous actors in them. There is also, uh, a lot of slang and violence and other cultural attributes in these pictures. As for the more classical pictures, they are classy and the actors and actresses dress more conservatively and there spoken, uh, English is more classic and proper. Older films teach values that all humans should have whereas, hmm, the newer films are just sometimes more about making money and people famous. In my opinion, I like the newer films better because, uh, overall they are just much more entertaining and the hmm, the older films are maybe, I guess, more about art and teaching.