黑天鹅 观后感 英文.

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Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan is an examination of obsession.Obsession in striving for beauty,acceptance,and most of all perfection.It explores the dichotomy involved in both loving and hating yourself.

Though the themes in this movie may be formulaic and familiar,the arena in which it takes place,as well as the circumstances of each of these characters is what makes the film unique enough to stand on its own feet.Leroy,the dance instructor,announces to his company in the beginning that he wants to open with "Swan Lake",which as he acknowledges has been done to death - but not like this.

The portrayal of the dancing world with all of its gossip and back biting was very realistic as was the competitive edge and deep fear of failure that was always present.The overbearing mother who was a master manipulator and control freak added another level of dread and creepiness to the atmosphere.I immediately felt uneasy every time she was in the scene.

As Nina (Natalie Portman) begins to lose her mind it becomes more difficult for the viewer to tell what is real and what isn't.This is the point at which the film starts blurring the lines between psychological thriller and horror.Aronofsky knows how to put focus on the cringe worthy moments and make them even more disturbing than normal.The movie can make one feel uncomfortable at times,grossed out,and tense.The whole audience moved and gasped as one or flinched and turned their head away from the screen multiple times throughout the movie,showing just how powerful the Black Swan can be.

Lily was played perfectly by Mila Kunis.Though she's no stranger to the temptress role her seductive eyes and sly smile steal the show when she's on camera.You can see exactly why Nina would be intimidated by her.While some of the symbols and metaphors were a bit heavy-handed and obvious like the giant black swan tattoo on Lily or the constant use of mirrors that reminded me of Donald from Adaptation,overall the devices used were well timed and effective

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问题1：求《黑天鹅》的英文影评如题200字~600字英文!-[英语科目]

Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan is an examination of obsession.Obsession in striving for beauty,acceptance,and most of all perfection.It explores the dichotomy involved in both loving and hating yourself.

Though the themes in this movie may be formulaic and familiar,the arena in which it takes place,as well as the circumstances of each of these characters is what makes the film unique enough to stand on its own feet.Leroy,the dance instructor,announces to his company in the beginning that he wants to open with "Swan Lake",which as he acknowledges has been done to death - but not like this.

The portrayal of the dancing world with all of its gossip and back biting was very realistic as was the competitive edge and deep fear of failure that was always present.The overbearing mother who was a master manipulator and control freak added another level of dread and creepiness to the atmosphere.I immediately felt uneasy every time she was in the scene.

As Nina (Natalie Portman) begins to lose her mind it becomes more difficult for the viewer to tell what is real and what isn't.This is the point at which the film starts blurring the lines between psychological thriller and horror.Aronofsky knows how to put focus on the cringe worthy moments and make them even more disturbing than normal.The movie can make one feel uncomfortable at times,grossed out,and tense.The whole audience moved and gasped as one or flinched and turned their head away from the screen multiple times throughout the movie,showing just how powerful the Black Swan can be.

Lily was played perfectly by Mila Kunis.Though she's no stranger to the temptress role her seductive eyes and sly smile steal the show when she's on camera.You can see exactly why Nina would be intimidated by her.While some of the symbols and metaphors were a bit heavy-handed and obvious like the giant black swan tattoo on Lily or the constant use of mirrors that reminded me of Donald from Adaptation,overall the devices used were well timed and effective.

问题2：《黑天鹅》读后感那位仁兄读过《黑天鹅》这本书啊麻烦给写些读后感,500字左右就可以领导让给写这本书的读后感,但偶没读过那们给写下,先在这谢谢了[语文科目]

如果说长尾是对传统80/20法则的颠覆,那么黑天鹅理论就是对传统基于钟型曲线的统计理论的颠覆.如今财经书更多的是枯燥的纯理论或者是职场故事,已经很难觅到真正有趣的思想了.黑天鹅这本书虽有种种瑕疵但绝对值得一读,特别前几章.

书中讲到一段故事,一群祈祷过的船员在船失事后成功逃生,劫后余生后自然到处宣扬自己传奇的经历以及祈祷神奇的作用,但是问题在于那些同样祈祷过的但是丧生海底的人呢?只有生的人才能发出声音,太多事情遵循了这样的法则,我们的所接触到的信息都是在不经意间被安排好了,这可能就是随机性的魅力.历史从某种程度上来说就是种种偶然的集合体,其实人类诞生本身也是一种偶然.

作者从这个例子中想引出什么呢?也就是我们看到再多的因为祈祷而生还者也不能断定祈祷对于生还的作用,因为只要有一个祈祷过但是没有生还的人就能打破以前的一切.因为人类接受信息上（被安排）和思维逻辑上（习惯归类推理）.这就是所谓的黑天鹅理论我们看到再多的白天鹅也不能证明世界上天鹅都是白的只要一个黑天鹅就能打破一切.也就是我们一直接触到的并不重要,我们从来没有意识到的才会是问题的关键.

作者点出了危险所在：“我们不知道我们不知道的”,但是作为一个研究概率的大师,作者进一步解释了产生黑天鹅的概率,如果世界上有无数的白天鹅但是只有1只黑天鹅,虽然能打破“世界上天鹅都是白的”这样一个论断,但是在现实中这样黑天鹅事件的概率是可以被忽略不计的,就像钟型曲线告诉我们的出现异常的概率微乎其微以至于我们完全可以忽略他们的存在.回到金融领域如果股灾发生的可能性是几亿分之一的可能（钟型曲线告诉我们的）,那么我们在操作中完全可以忽略他的存在,但是事实上呢?股灾或者金融风暴完全是不可预知的现象10年、20年就会出现一次.我们自以为掌握了精确的数理统计技术就能完全预测世界的一切但是殊不知数学模型难于预料我们都不知道的东西.这也就是所谓的“致命的自负”.

在金融市场上一直困扰我们的还有这么一个现象,那些自以为找到了不败秘籍的人士自己却不买股票,他们或制造软件或成为股评家或去教授股票课程.难道他们为了一些固定的佣金而放弃可以在股票市场上大赚特赚的机会?他们的办法吹嘘为只赚不赔神乎其神,但为什么他们自己不去赚钱呢?解答的关键还是,这些办法、这些模型无法抵御黑天鹅现象带来的致命打击.这些人也许是最懂得黑天鹅理论的一批人,他们始终知道真正危险的所在,在风平浪静的股市他们的方法自然奏效可以大赚一笔,但是一旦有意外之事发生他们也很难把握住自己的命运.在市场上我们无法不受黑天鹅的影响,但我们可以躲避黑天鹅,也就是不进入这个市场而赚取稳定的佣金收入,这就是那些人的不败思维.

美中不足的是作者在解释黑天鹅可能发生的概率,也可能是最具使用价值的部分没有给出太多的建议和案例,有些过于理论化或者作者根本也没想明白.其次在言语上对于众多缔造现代金融市场的大师们也不够尊敬,也许这就是美国人张狂的一面,作者“致命的自负”.

问题3：黑天鹅的英文介绍[英语科目]

Black Swan is a 2010 American psychological thriller and horror film

directed by Darren Aronofsky and starring Natalie Portman, Vincent Cassel, and Mila Kunis. Its plot revolves around a production of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake

ballet by a prestigious New York City company. The production requires a

ballerina to play both the innocent White Swan and the sensual Black

Swan. One dancer, Nina (Portman), is a perfect fit for the White Swan,

while Lily (Kunis) has a personality that matches the Black Swan. When

the two compete for the parts, Nina finds a dark side to herself.

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问题4：黑天鹅的读后感,英语的,50字,求[英语科目]

This film was absolutely amazing.I have spent hours re-watching various scenes and noticing all the perfection with which they are acted and directed.It's not the violence or action sequences that make this movie so great (although they are well done...),but rather moments like where Mathilda knocks on Leon's door.It would be so easy to just film the door opening,but instead we see light illuminating Natalie Portman's face,symbolizing something angelic.And the moment has so much more meaning.

I know a lot of people who have seen this film because they are action fans.I'm not.But I'm glad I finally found it,because it's a wonderful film in so many other ways.

问题5：英文影评200各单词的黑天鹅[英语科目]

Seen as a companion piece to director Darren Aronofsky's critical hit The Wrestler, Black Swan is his love-letter to the operatic world of ballet. Similar to The Wrestler, this is a psychological stud...