阿拉伯的劳伦斯

在我看过的所有超过三小时的电影中，这部电影应该排在前三名。这是不可思议的。你知道他们有一种专门为一个场景制作的相机(450毫米镜头)，永远不会再使用了吗?很神奇的。我认为这张照片是用70毫米的胶片拍摄的，但布景和地点足以与《指环王》相媲美，所以你知道发生了什么。我确实给这个年龄的评分比我给《指环王》的评分高，因为它戏剧化的动作。与你在托尔金中看到的那种毫无意义的幻想动作不同(我认为你根本不在乎他们杀死兽人)，在电影的后半部分，你会发现自己因为无情的血腥暴力而感到不安和不舒服，即使血看起来真的像明亮的油漆。有一个场景特别特别，在一次战斗中他们没有俘虏土耳其人，你看到他们穿过一个城镇，在那里土耳其人杀死了所有的男人，女人和孩子，这是一个很长的镜头。打斗给劳伦斯带来了巨大的心理创伤，这在其他电影中是看不到的。我真的很欣赏这一点，因为它很现实，但它足够现实，让暴力更加真实，成为一个更难的话题。 There are also several times that Lawrence has to kill a person he knows, which is a lot different from an orc or enemy. I still think kids could watch it though. The "no prisoners" scene is just up to parent discretion.

首先，这部电影比我想象的要幽默得多。从一开始，我就惊讶于我发现的幽默的数量，不仅因为我没有预料到，而且因为它通常非常有效!我看这部电影的另一个惊喜是，尽管它有近四个小时的时间，但我一点也不觉得无聊。长时间本身并不会让一部电影变差或变弱，但它肯定没有帮助。但我真的认为，大卫·里恩在这部史诗电影的教科书中几乎没有浪费一秒钟。它非常有趣，原因有很多;其中有两个优点，一是令人着迷的摄影技术，让我的眼睛看到了我所见过的最令人瞠目结舌的电影画面，二是令人难以置信的精湛剪辑，这也是我所见过的最好的电影之一。《阿拉伯的劳伦斯》也令人惊讶地非常简单，尽管它对同名人物的刻画极其复杂。其实有时候可能是过于简单了，因为我觉得电影后半段开始的时候就变得肤浅和肤浅了，只是为了塑造劳伦斯这个角色。有一些关键事件本应被更多地关注，但最终被相对快速而肤浅地展示出来。 That made the second half a bit muddled, unlike the unbelievably perfect first half, but this wasn't much of an issue for me; because David Lean really make up for this simplicity by delivering a disturbing, terrifying, opulent, astute and utterly unique psychological profile of a heroic, yet flawed historical figure that is the protagonist, Lawrence. As for Peter O'Toole's performance, the only thing I could say is that I was quite mad for about the first half of the movie because how inaccurately serious-looking he appeared on the poster of the movie despite the fact he was rather good-natured, and looked quite charming. Of course, I realized that I was embarrassingly wrong when O'Toole gradually changed 100 percent to a very serious, and even seemingly mad man who struggles to find a balance in his life,nay, to discover his identity. I also want to say that I'm so so proud of Omar Sharif, who brought one of the most iconic secondary characters in the history of cinema! Alec Guinness was also terrific as Prince Faisal, although I still think he delivered his best performance in The Bridge on the River Kwai, another epic from Lean. Auda Abu Tayi is one of the most blatantly greedy characters I've seen in film, and it could have never been portrayed so convincingly by other than the great actor, Anthony Quinn. (9/10)