蹩脚英语

王菲 - 传奇词：左右曲：李健只是因为在人群中多看了你一眼再也没能忘掉你容颜梦想着偶然能有一天再相见从此我开始孤单思念想你时你在天边想你时你在眼前想你时你在脑海想你时你在心田宁愿相信我们前世有约今生的爱情故事不会再改变宁愿用这一生等你发现我一直在你身旁从未走远只是因为在人群中多看了你一眼再也没能忘掉你容颜梦想着偶然能有一天再相见从此我开始孤单思念想你时你在天边想你时你在眼前想你时你在脑海想你时你在心田宁愿相信我们前世有约今生的爱情故事不会再改变宁愿用这一生等你发现我一直在你身旁从未走远只是因为在人群中多看了你一眼

《蹩脚英语》剧照:当她远赴巴黎追寻梦想成真的时候，就超越了自我，换而言之就是失去了自我。

而未来之路才刚刚开始。

我终于失去了你演唱/赵传 填词/李宗盛当所有的人离开我的时候 你劝我要耐心等候并且陪我渡过生命中最长的寒冬 如此地宽容当所有的人靠紧我的时候 你要我安静从容似乎知道我有一颗永不安静的心 容易蠢动我终于让千百双手在我面前挥舞我终于拥有了千百个热情的笑容我终于让人群被我深深的打动我却忘了告诉你 你一直在我心中啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣当四周的掌声如潮水一般的汹涌我见到你眼中伤心的泪光闪动当所有的人离开我的时候 你劝我要耐心等候并且陪我渡过生命中最长的寒冬 如此地宽容当所有的人靠紧我的时候 你要我安静从容似乎知道我有一颗永不安静的心 我容易蠢动我终于让千百双手在我面前挥舞我终于拥有了千百个热情的笑容我终于让人群被我深深的打动我却忘了告诉你 你一直在我心中啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣当四周的掌声如潮水一般的汹涌我见到你眼中伤心的泪光闪动

“无论是男人还是女人，如果到了一定的年纪仍然没有稳定的爱情关系或家庭生活的话，既不是因为他们太过眷恋一个人的轻松和自在，也并非‘曾经沧海难为水’，只能说这个人在感情的处理方面，还是太过稚嫩。

”这是美国电影《蹩脚英语》封套上的一句话，但在看了此片两遍后，仍然难以苟同这一观点，甚至觉得这是对剩男剩女的一种侮辱。

每个人都有自己的命中注定，有些人可能很快找到，而有些人却需要绕一大圈才能遇到对的人。

这与处理感情的方式有关，但并非绝定性因素，再科学的世界观也无法抹杀运气的成分，有神论有时比无神论更能救人于焦虑。

是的，到了大龄青年这个阶段，焦虑是常态，症状为自卑、恐惧、懦弱、不敢作决定......诺拉已经三十五岁了，周围朋友都已经成家立业，只剩她还单身一人，并且仍无结婚对象。

和大多数女人一样，她不关心地理，记不清路线，在一家宾馆工作了六年，没有什么大的目标。

唯一的期待就是遇上一个好男人。

“大家都有了，为什么我没有？

”朋友的答复是：你会有的，只是下次别傻了。

是的，她傻过，与住在宾馆里的一个男演员发生了关系，便以为他们在交往，口无遮拦的宣布给家人和朋友。

在得知对方有女友时，还想不通到底哪里出了问题。

她根本就没有想过，她和演艺圈这个世界离得太远，她遇到的是一夜情，而非爱情。

这一点，她是幼稚的，现在连十岁的孩子都知道，演艺圈充满了欺骗和黑幕。

被骗献身，与其相信那是爱情，还不如借潜规则上位。

当然，也不会有人愚蠢到去潜规则男主角。

或许每个女人都期待一段虚荣的爱情，被他爱上是一种荣耀。

只有如此伟岸的形象，才能让人死心塌地甘心奉献。

这是童年时期听多了“白马王子”故事产生的毒瘤，而王子与灰姑娘的相遇，更是让无数女人丧失了自知之明的迷失在海市蜃楼般的寻爱之旅当中，最终像美人鱼一样一夜闪耀之后，化为泡沫。

这种经历是未经世事的少女的专例，没想到，这个女人到了35岁才遇到。

真是让人感叹，错爱要趁早，幸福少不了。

之后的际遇，不能再怪她幼稚。

男人可以越挫越勇，但女人却是越挫越怕。

对于一个感情频频失利的女人来说，她还有多少激情可以挥霍，有多少真心可以挖掘，有多少床可以去上，她内心已满是恐惧。

如果一个女人还没树立游戏人生的目标，那她注定是恐惧的，因为玩不起。

相亲时的麻木，约会时的倦怠，都是自我防备的一种表现形式，她需要的是有人拿着一把精准的钥匙，直接打开她的心门，她再也经不起纠结的爱情。

在一次次无疾而终的相亲中，她绝望了，年龄也不允许她再“聊胜于无”，她只能找到那个可以结婚的人。

遇到朱立安，并不抱太大希望，这是她学乖了的一点，不要动不动就讨论终身，这不是初识时用来考验感情的是非题，问问自己也是难以作答。

如果没有一见钟情，那就接受先上车后买票，感情可以培养，相处需要试验，而婚姻，是前两者顺利进行的结果。

果然，在短暂的相处中，她便发现她已经不懂得如何与人相处了，一个简单的遇到熟人如何介绍的问题，都让她崩溃了。

是的，相爱可以是一个瞬间，相处却是一点一滴的。

所以，朱利安在要回法国时，她没有勇气与他一起走，她习惯性的逃避了。

这我倒认为她做对了，在有太多不确定的情况下，冲动地“私奔”才是幼稚的表现。

他的经济状况如何，他的父母态度怎样，他的热情能有多久......统统都是未知数，都说了是大龄青年了，再搞那些没谱的事，非整成老黄花不可。

如果电影按这个基调发展下去，或许能成为影评界的一大热门——一个面容气质俱佳的女人为何找不到称心的男人。

但是，导演也是女人，她牺牲了永垂不朽，留存了完美想象。

诺拉去到巴黎找朱立安，在公车上相遇，朱立安留她，她答应。

如此通俗。

而通俗在没有进入通俗的人那里，却似乎是一个目标，你忙忙碌碌、寻寻觅觅，其实要的只是一个通俗的结果：一个爱人，并与之厮守。

而对比得讽刺的是，一直陪伴着诺拉的好朋友，五年前便进入婚姻，但如今的她，与诺拉一起喝酒、一起发泄、一起出走，因为寻找有寻找的焦躁，婚姻有婚姻的烦恼，无论处于什么阶段，殊途同归。

诺拉寻找到的，还只是一个进入通俗的门槛，之后的油盐酱醋、酸甜苦辣、吵吵闹闹，还在她的下一扇门内。

如果不知情况如何，建议先看看我们中国人的——《金婚》。

我终于失去了你演唱/赵传 填词/李宗盛当所有的人离开我的时候 你劝我要耐心等候并且陪我渡过生命中最长的寒冬 如此地宽容当所有的人靠紧我的时候 你要我安静从容似乎知道我有一颗永不安静的心 容易蠢动我终于让千百双手在我面前挥舞我终于拥有了千百个热情的笑容我终于让人群被我深深的打动我却忘了告诉你 你一直在我心中啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣当四周的掌声如潮水一般的汹涌我见到你眼中伤心的泪光闪动当所有的人离开我的时候 你劝我要耐心等候并且陪我渡过生命中最长的寒冬 如此地宽容当所有的人靠紧我的时候 你要我安静从容似乎知道我有一颗永不安静的心 我容易蠢动我终于让千百双手在我面前挥舞我终于拥有了千百个热情的笑容我终于让人群被我深深的打动我却忘了告诉你 你一直在我心中啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣啊 我终于失去了你 在拥挤的人群中我终于失去了你 当我的人生第一次感到光荣当四周的掌声如潮水一般的汹涌我见到你眼中伤心的泪光闪动

这大概是个女性才喜欢的影片。

没有大起大伏，没有惊涛骇浪，没有超级大美女，没有超级大帅哥。

只有精准、自然、流畅、细致入微的情感刻画。

女演员不是特别漂亮，但是她对角色的把握准确极了，让我甚至怀疑真实生活中的她是不是也是这样一个敏感、不安、对爱情将信将疑却又宁愿伪装自己的女人。

有的时候看这电影的时候会产生很多共鸣，我深深的理解女主人公。

所以，当我看到她终于在巴黎的地铁上找到了自己朦胧的爱情时，我克制不住地流了泪。

幸福的眼泪来之不易。

一部拍的很真实的电影，浪漫的平实且生活，小小的幸福和失落都被女演员表达的很到位，一部值得在午后冲上一杯奶茶窝在沙发里静静看的电影我喜欢

刚看完。

也许我总喜欢在电影里找自己的影子吧。

稳定的工作、有点小资的生活、一大帮朋友，可是生活里总缺少些什么。

是异性的体温么？

还是只是一个吻？

抑或是一句承诺？

35这个年龄在中国来说的确算大龄青年了，想要得到，又害怕失去。

我也会有焦虑感，在男生面前，特别是有好感的男生面前，但是不需要用药物去控制。

只是不知所措。

深圳，这座生活了20多年的城市，可我一直看不清围墙里人们的心，我不知道是不是我太在乎第一感觉。

好害怕。

我已经开始相亲了。

虽然我还没而立。

不愿去酒吧，不喜欢出去蒲，每次都是和朋友（大多是女生）一起。

里面有一句对白让我对自己现在的境遇找到了一丝理由：“不要总是和已婚男女或情侣一起，这样会更遇不到真爱。

”恩，我坚决不再当电灯泡了，真让人沮丧。

我似乎不是在评论，像在自言自语。

虽然现实不一定会出现结局那种美好的场面，但是它让我懂得，不要害怕，要把自己的想法说出来，即使要拒绝。

不要把生活想的那么龌龊，因为我们其实也不纯洁。

我也在计划一次旅行，不知道会有什么境遇。

It was as close to perfect as any movie that I have watched recently. Some people would like to describe it as a love story, but I suppose a movie of female subjects should be more appropriate. It's different from traditional romantic comedy: more independent and more realistic. We can easily find the current problems faced by women, such as pressure from work, marriage, changes, confusion and loneliness. In Broken English, there is no complicated plot nor super star but it is full of natural and delicate emotion.Nora’s beauty is not absolute, but her feminine temperament is attractive. Nora got a Liberal Arts Degree, however she had been working in a hotel for six years. Work is not a problem for her, solving the problems is a clear principle for her. Love is important, but dispeling the confusion in her heart is equally important. Most women who under the pressure nowadays feel this way too; once they can not find a solution they get confused or even desperate.Nora was a romantic person and pursued perfect perception. But now she has turned out to be a little puppet who is out of control and lost her sense of proportion. She trusts men easily, then becomes more irritable and suspicious of love. Nora gets into a quandary about her life; she suddenly realizes that she is getting older and becoming the only single person in her circle of friends. Simple loneliness is a feeling,but deep longliness is poison. Long-term accumulation of loneliness makes Nora desperate. She is despairing of love; she is even despairing of herself. That is why she refused Julien’s kiss in the first place, but she can not prevent love from the depths of her heart. When Julien go back to France, Nora almost breaks down. She completely loses confidence and balance. All the low-key feelings jump off the screen.So she goes to France to find Julien. Perhaps Julien is only an excuse, and what Nora really wants to find is a new life or a new start. Finally she finds her dim love on the subway which is a profoundly unreal scene in this movie, although it will hardly come true in real life, but it is beautiful. This romantic ending is not prepared for Nora, it is prepared for all the people who live in despair. It gives the inspiration and appeasement to women who are living in big cities facing similar problems. Broken English combined a realistic style with the fantasy in people’s mind. The female director of Broken English, Zoe Cassavetes, uses an exquisite perspective to express the loneliness and anxiety that exists in women’s lives.The movie includes a kind of comedy and romance, but the humor or laughter here is real. This reproduction of Nora in real life just meets my soul.

女人到了30岁，如果还是单身，都会开始变得神经质起来。

有的人选择乐观地神经质，有的人则选择抑郁痛苦地面对它。

bj是前者，norah应该就是后者吧。

看bj，你应该是开开心心的或者捧腹大笑。

看这部电影，如果你单身，如果你也是那个"唯一"的单身。

那么，小心被他刺到。

norah其实就在显现出那个你。

她是漂亮的，但是只是一个人独自美丽。

她是那么渴望被爱，虽然她很想掩饰这点。

她是情感丰富的女子，但是很多时候她不知道该怎么维系一段关系。

让人看得很心疼但是还好，她最后有个好的结局

奇怪的感觉，就是对女主角的感受感同身受，所以无可救药地喜欢。

慢慢悠悠的，不知道自己想要什么的。

然后遇见爱人。

鼓起爱他的勇气。

竟神奇地解脱了自己。

什么都不重要了。

就是这样的喜欢。

所以，看了很多遍。

it's the first weekend i spend one hour and half to finish this movie which i left midway several weeks ago. very romantic. i poured myself a glass of water and began to reminisce the acquaintance i've made with Chris.the first time i saw him was in the librabry lounge. he asked me whether i'd like a cup of coffee, and i said chocolate. that's the way we found language partners in our university. i pasted up a little affiche on the outsidewall of the Friendship Shop looking for a language partner who speaks english and should be a native speaker. once he introduced himself as a french i was surprised. anyway he's european and spoke english. i was glad to have a friend. you know university life is not always full and most of my spare time was spent with those people. i was grateful that this university offered me such opportunity to enrich my experience with a variety of people, so i tried to make use of this resource.hey,what's your name? kendra, i know it's hard to pronounce it in french...well,no no, it's alright. (and he tried to say it in french, it still souded queer.) we talked in agreement. and soon it's lanch time. i remember it should be a saturday or sunday, for Semmiss was not busy, but still with a number of students. he bought me a sandwich and i asked for a glass of juice, so the same with him. it's the first time i took a liking for the sandwiches in Semmiss. it's very cosy cafe; most foreign students especially europeans found it similiar to that at home. he said the cheese was good and also the beef, and taught me that if i found the the two peices of bread piling up together too thick, i couldn take off one and it still tastes good. i was interested in paris, and he told me paris women were in dominant. the only thing i found was that he's very thougtful with women and chivalrous. i spent more than half a day with him, and it's the first time i realized that i can talk with a frechman with fluent english.i went to his dorm one night. he showed me his music and the movies he liked. 2046 was the one he mentioned. anyway as he sat so close to me and habitually put his hand on my thigh i felt uneasy. shortly i said i should go. i used to complain to him that i couldn't sleep well in the dormitry, so he said i could have his key and any time i came to get a sleep he could drop away. as i fell into an embarrassed silence not knowing how to refuse, we were both at pause. after that i never went to his dorm again, but he still called me sometimes. i scarcely helped him in Chinese. and not after long he moved off campus and rented an apartment near Price Market. he invited me to his new apartment but i always had my excuses. he knew many things about women, even the strange relationship between women and the changing gravitational force of moon and also astrology.i still remember once we met by conincidence at the door of the library and he held me aside and said, he'd checked on the internet and knew that next year would be a difficult year for me. he told me to be careful. the fact proved that i really had a close shave with catastrophe during the next year. then we sat outside the library and chatted about something unmeaningful. that's a most beautiful autumn day. i truly deeply impressed by his expression of "i'd like to keep sunshine in my eyes". later we met less and even null. his name was Christopher. i suggested that if he'd like "克里斯" was a cool Chinese name, so the other day he showed me his passport. it was "克里斯" on it. i smiled.it's really a long time before we met again. when we first made acquaintance with each other, i used to run into him three times in a day, which he said was indeed lot or luck. the last time i saw him was the spring of the next year. i came back from a korean student's home and rode on the campus. outside the football field we saw each other. i knew i was kind of avoiding him for quite a long time, but soon i realised this was the last time we met. i was graduating and he's also moving somewhere else. he said maybe he's going to Xinjiang, where there're a lot of beautiful girls. we both laughed. he worked with Phillips. and we lost contact after that. he didn't show up at my graduation ceremony with flowers. later i left Peking...