海底总动员观后感英文
海底总动员英文读后感【一】
Review of Finding Nemo(海底总动员)
Funny, inventive and impressive, Finding Nemo is a tremendous animation that can reach the deepest part of your heart. Though the plot is somewhat childish and stereotyped, it shows us the real meaning of love.
Marlin, a clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his only son, Nemo. Having lost his wife in a miserable accident, Marlin becomes so cautious that he is worrying about Nemo’s safety all the time. He is reluctant about sending Nemo to school. He forbids Nemo to swim for a long distance. He even prevents Nemo from talking to strangers——all of which reveal his cowardice. However, I know, the source of the so-called cowardice is love indeed.
It is similar to our parents. We teenagers always complain that they are strict, rigid and timid. We are not allowed to hang out at night. We are not allowed to travel with friends. We are not allowed to do a part-time job. They don’t allow us to do all kinds of things——except studying. Parents have prepared everything for us, and the only thing we need to do is to move along the orbit they have designed previously, without any freedom, without other choice. We are bound to be tired, but we ought to understand them. Parents interfere excessively in our life, just because they love us, and want us to be better. They hope us to have a brilliant
future, more eager than anyone else, even ourselves. Though their anticipation may differ from our desire absolutely.
Now back to the film. On Nemo’s first school day, he wanders off with several friends to the edge of the reef, where they spot a dark, mysterious shape in the distance. In order to show his bravery, Nemo swims directly towards the subtile object regardless of Marlin’s hysterical alarm, not realizing a disaster is looming. The mysterious thing turns out to be a fish boat, and Nemo is caught unfortunately.
Poor Marlin chases the fish boat fruitlessly, only to see his son disappearing in the distance. He finds out that Nemo is sent to Sydney, which is thousands of miles away from where he is. Not knowing which direction to go, Marlin dashes aimlessly, accidentally knocking into Dolly, a blue tang fish with short term memory loss. They become friends and decide to find Nemo together.
We know Marlin is kind of timid, he even can’t tell a joke in front of others, let alone risking his life to venture a long distance from Great Barrier Reef to Sydney. But there is something that inspires him to head towards his son without any hesitation, despite all the danger and pain.
That thing is love.
It is love that helps him survive the attack of sharks.
It is love that makes him swim into the sea trench and fight with
a fierce anglerfish.
It is love that inspires him to rush through a cluster of jellyfish though he is nearly unconscious.
It is love that impels him to span 2000 miles, creating innumerable miracles.
Yes, it is love, the unconditional love from a father’s heart, the most powerful thing in the world. It can overcome all the fear, it can defeat all the enemies, it can conquer all the difficulty.
Miracle has another name, which is love.
While Marlin is on the way to Sydney, Nemo is brought to a dentist’s office near the hubour, dropped into a fish tank. There he meets a group of fish, led by an ambitious flatfish named Gill, who longs for the sea desperately and plans to escape from the tank. Driven by the conviction of finding his father, Nemo overcomes lots of difficulty, and finally comes back to the sea with his friends’ associated effort. Happily, Nemo and Marlin reunite. They come back to Great Barrier Reef, and Marlin sends Nemo to school again, but he is no longer worrying about the kid’s security .The whole film then comes to the end.
In my opinion, Finding Nemo is a film about growth. Marlin grows stronger during the whole journey. He is not a coward anymore, his
courage increases, he feels more confident, what’s the most important, he finds the right way to love his kid. Nemo also grows mature. He learns to face challenges, he learns to be brave and persevering, he learns to be independent.
Finding Nemo is also a film about love.
Marlin is marvelous, but also ordinary.
He is marvelous, because he creates a miracle of love.
He is ordinary, because there is a marvelous crowd in the world, and Marlin is just a member of the crowd. That crowd calls parents.
Marlin can do anything for his child. and so can all the parents. Marlin loves his child deeply, and our parents love us, no less than he loves Nemo.
Even if all the ways in the world are blocked, the way to home will still be unobstructed.
Even if all the people in the world turn their back on you, your parents will still open their arm, welcoming you.
Finding Nemo tells us, the most valuable thing we possess, is the love from our parents.
And the true meaning of love, is devoting without demanding.
Review of Finding Nemo(海底总动员)【二】
Funny, inventive and impressive, Finding Nemo is a tremendous animation that can reach the deepest part of your heart. Though the plot is somewhat childish and stereotyped, it shows us the real meaning of love.
Marlin, a clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his only son, Nemo. Having lost his wife in a miserable accident, Marlin becomes so cautious that he is worrying about Nemo’s safety all the time. He is reluctant about sending Nemo to school. He forbids Nemo to swim for a long distance. He even prevents Nemo from talking to strangers——all of which reveal his cowardice. However, I know, the source of the so-called cowardice is love indeed.
It is similar to our parents. We teenagers always complain that they are strict, rigid and timid. We are not allowed to hang out at night. We are not allowed to travel with friends. We are not allowed to do a part-time job. They don’t allow us to do all kinds of things——except studying. Parents have prepared everything for us, and the only thing we need to do is to move along the orbit they have designed previously, without any freedom, without other choice. We are bound to be tired, but we ought to understand them. Parents interfere excessively in our life, just because they love us, and want us to be better. They hope us to have a brilliant
future, more eager than anyone else, even ourselves. Though their anticipation may differ from our desire absolutely.
Now back to the film. On Nemo’s first school day, he wanders off with several friends to the edge of the reef, where they spot a dark, mysterious shape in the distance. In order to show his bravery, Nemo swims directly towards the subtile object regardless of Marlin’s hysterical alarm, not realizing a disaster is looming. The mysterious thing turns out to be a fish boat, and Nemo is caught unfortunately.
Poor Marlin chases the fish boat fruitlessly, only to see his son disappearing in the distance. He finds out that Nemo is sent to Sydney, which is thousands of miles away from where he is. Not knowing which direction to go, Marlin dashes aimlessly, accidentally knocking into Dolly, a blue tang fish with short term memory loss. They become friends and decide to find Nemo together.
We know Marlin is kind of timid, he even can’t tell a joke in front of others, let alone risking his life to venture a long distance from Great Barrier Reef to Sydney. But there is something that inspires him to head towards his son without any hesitation, despite all the danger and pain.
That thing is love.
It is love that helps him survive the attack of sharks.
It is love that makes him swim into the sea trench and fight with
a fierce anglerfish.
It is love that inspires him to rush through a cluster of jellyfish though he is nearly unconscious.
It is love that impels him to span 2000 miles, creating innumerable miracles.
Yes, it is love, the unconditional love from a father’s heart, the most powerful thing in the world. It can overcome all the fear, it can defeat all the enemies, it can conquer all the difficulty.
Miracle has another name, which is love.
While Marlin is on the way to Sydney, Nemo is brought to a dentist’s office near the hubour, dropped into a fish tank. There he meets a group of fish, led by an ambitious flatfish named Gill, who longs for the sea desperately and plans to escape from the tank. Driven by the conviction of finding his father, Nemo overcomes lots of difficulty, and finally comes back to the sea with his friends’ associated effort. Happily, Nemo and Marlin reunite. They come back to Great Barrier Reef, and Marlin sends Nemo to school again, but he is no longer worrying about the kid’s security .The whole film then comes to the end.
In my opinion, Finding Nemo is a film about growth. Marlin grows stronger during the whole journey. He is not a coward anymore, his
courage increases, he feels more confident, what’s the most important, he finds the right way to love his kid. Nemo also grows mature. He learns to face challenges, he learns to be brave and persevering, he learns to be independent.
Finding Nemo is also a film about love.
Marlin is marvelous, but also ordinary.
He is marvelous, because he creates a miracle of love.
He is ordinary, because there is a marvelous crowd in the world, and Marlin is just a member of the crowd. That crowd calls parents.
Marlin can do anything for his child. and so can all the parents. Marlin loves his child deeply, and our parents love us, no less than he loves Nemo.
Even if all the ways in the world are blocked, the way to home will still be unobstructed.
Even if all the people in the world turn their back on you, your parents will still open their arm, welcoming you.
Finding Nemo tells us, the most valuable thing we possess, is the love from our parents.
And the true meaning of love, is devoting without demanding.
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