英文电影忠犬八公中的优美优美句子推荐阅读:

1. 忠犬八公电影中英10句子

1、I have said that the soul is not more than the body。

And I said that the body is no more than the soul。And nothing,not God is greater than one, than one itself is。

我曾说过，躯体与灵魂交融，难以分出孰轻孰重。世上任何事物，即使是上帝，也当众生平等。

2. They taught me the meaning of loyalty that you should never forget anyone that you loved. 忠诚的意义在于我们不应该忘记爱过的每一个人 3、The distance between life and death, for a dog, it cannot fathom, it only believe, his master will come back. It's life as a water passage, one point one year after year in bluestone station. As a dog, it has its principles, never abandon, regardless of sickness and death. It was lying there, ten years, and a landscape. For life or for death, however separated, to our wives we pledged our word. 生与死的距离，对于一条狗来说，它无法参透，它只相信，他的主人会回来。 它的生命如一注流水，一点一点在车站的青石台上年复一年地流逝。

作为一只狗，它有它的原则，不离不弃，不论生老病死。它卧在那里，十年，透彻成一种风景。

死生契阔，与子成说。 4、Whether it is waiting for the previous owner, or waiting for me, I feel very touched, very happy.“ It teaches us the meaning of loyalty -- should never forget the people you love. 不管它是在等以前主人，还是在等我，我都觉得很感动，很幸福。”

它教会了我们忠诚的含义——永远不应忘记你爱的人。 5、Moved to new leaves to be deciduous, and how many conversion cycle, the only constant is standing waiting figure. Waiting for the silent witness to their most sincere, the most pure love, also deeply touched by people…… 感动于新叶变落叶，多少个转换轮回中，唯一不变的是矗立等待的身影。

用这无言的守候来见证自己最诚挚，最纯洁的爱，也深深打动着身旁的人们…… 6、Well, I think it's right to take you home. You stay with me。 in a warm house。

呃， 我想把你带回家应该没做错吧！你跟我待一块儿……在温暖的房子里… 7、I just think you being all over tough about it. Dogs in the fix and dad just try to do the right thing. 我只是觉得你对这件事太苛刻了，狗狗迷路了，爸爸只是尽力做对的事而已。 8、I never met my grandfather. He died when I was just little. But, when I hear about him and Hachi. 我没见过我外公，他在我很小的时候就去世了，可听了他和Hachi的故事。

或许你试过跟父母吵架，据理力争的跟他们顶嘴，但请尽量学着忍耐、学着了解他们的原因，即使父母再怎么不对，但他们毕竟是父母，辛苦赚钱就是希望我们能过得好的父母。在父母还健在时，我们就好好的做好子女应该做的事吧，不要让以后的自己有任何后悔。

9、Good morning hachi. Good night hachi. 10、Hey buddy,are you lost?come here！ 嘿伙计，你迷路了吗？过来这里。

2. 谁有《忠犬八公》的英文影评和片中经典的台词

此片有日版（1987）和美版（2009）,2009年版的英文影评："Hachiko" based on the real story which actually happened in 1925 at Shibuya, Tokyo. There's a dog named Hachiko, devotedly waiting his master return to train station every day. Unfortunately, one day his master died and never showed up again. But Hachiko kept waiting on the same spot every day. The story is widely spread and very well-known in Japan. The Director is Lasse Hallström. Hallström made many modest but effective dramas, including his classics: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" (1993), "The Cider House Rules" (1999), "Chocolat" (2000). The movie tried to capture how the event occurs, while the setting and characters adjusted to United States background. Richard Gere played as Prof. Wilson. As his wife and daughter were Joan Allen and Sarah Roemer. Gere humbly performs his character. The storyline also fills with simplicity. The plots try to build sympathy from the beginning (it told lost little Hachiko coincidentally founded by his master), and mount up in the end of the movie. The movie confidently told the story about what happened after his master death, when one hour elapsed which there's about thirty minutes left (Total duration is about 90 minutes). I think the movie will easily effects on you, especially if you are dog lover or ever take care or raise a dog. Thiz is totally just a powerful story behind the real event. The movie luckily enough had some good materials to make you cry.1987版的英文影评：This is my favorite movie of all times without a doubt. I have watched Hachiko close to 10 times now and every single time my tears would start flowing uncontrollably without fail. Each time I thought to myself, yeah I have watched it before so I wont cry again but each time I still could not stop my tears. A lot has been written on the story so I wont repeat all that. Just want to add that this is a true story and the newspaper reporter at the end of the movie did actually exist, writing up an article on Hachiko in the Japanese newspapers then. They did erect a statue of Hachiko at the very station but it was melted down during World War 2 for military usage. The Japanese later erected another statue in replacement after the war and today if you visit Japan, be sure to visit Hachiko's statue in Tokyo. And Hachiko's body has been preserved after his death and remains to this day on display in the Tokyo Museum of Nature and Science. I am going to make a trip one day to visit Hachiko.台词很好办，在射手网搜索片名就可以找到中英文字幕：plex, so we would not have to devote all one thing.

Who is not the only, not always forever. . . .

Even if their own can not,

Also "never forget the people who love you."

If you encounter "Hachiko" .Please be kind to it.