塘鹅暗杀令国语

       看了以上几部电影我对丹泽尔·华盛顿这个人的表演风格是越来越欣赏，他的那种走路时候的所散发出的自信，潇洒至极。加上这个时候的我随着年龄的增长，观影的类型也随之转变。不再一味的去观看动作影片，而是开始选择一些情节比较复杂、曲折的电影，我开始专门去搜索他的好作品，这一点这真得感谢现在网络的便利，靠着网络的强大功能我找到了这个电影——《塘鹅暗杀令》。

         这算是他比较早期的作品了，海报上的丹泽尔·华盛顿和大美女朱莉娅·罗伯茨当时显得非常的年轻。简单的来说就是：职业杀手卡米接到通知后杀死了高等法院法官罗森堡和约翰逊，然后引发了朱莉娅·罗伯茨扮演的法学院教授加拉汉的女友兼得意门生“黛比”发布了关于该案的《塘鹅报告》，同时丹泽尔·华盛顿扮演的黑人记者格蓝也觉得该案有重大疑点，于是两人合作调查案情并引发了一连穿的血案。这是最典型的官商勾结并妄图只手遮天的案例，影片情节紧张曲折，悬念丛生，幕后黑手被逐渐揭露出来。在该片中丹泽尔·华盛顿就表现出了他独特的表演风格以及逐渐成熟的演技，是他早期比较精彩的电影之一。

沼泽上纷飞的塘鹅与东莞夜色下的姐妹
       吃饭的时候，朋友还在玩着他那2年前的苹果4，忽然对我说，原来东莞最大的夜总会老板的太子辉，在卡塔尔搞了好几个油田，投了好多亿；看看，触动了石油大佬的生意，被人搞死了吧，皮肉生意都搞不成了。这是腾讯的新闻。
    这不由让我想起了前几天看过的一部片子，《塘鹅暗杀令》，导演帕库拉，主演 朱莉娅·罗伯茨 、丹泽尔·华盛顿，颇有异曲同工之妙。

    影片的开端由三条线组成，貌美如花、聪明睿智的某法学院大三学生茱莉亚，正在和其法学院教授师生恋搞的如火如荼；高大帅气的丹尼尔是知名记者，正在为美国各种环保问题奔走；一个行将就木的高等法院大法官，和一个偷偷溜到三级片电影看片的高等法院大法官。

形势急转直下，两个高等法院大法官转瞬之间干脆利落的被人杀死，整个美国为之震惊，在总统督促之下，fbi、cia各路人马纷纷出动寻找答案。

    茱莉亚在与其教授情人一阵缠绵之后，茶余饭后之余聊到此事，一时起想，奔走各大图书馆之间，搜罗各类资料，然后运用各种分析手段，抽丝剥茧，整理出一份档案，名为《塘鹅报告》。又是在与其教师情人一阵缠绵之后，茱莉亚把这份报告给了其教授情人。而其教授情人在随意之中把这份报告给了其在fbi的朋友，这位朋友也在随意之中给其同僚传阅，大家都没把这份报告当回事。

    忽然之中，情人教授发动汽车爆炸身亡，侥幸逃脱的茱莉亚随之遇到各路人马的追杀，最后找到丹泽尔，再次在逃避追杀与寻找证据之间游走，最后把真相公之于众。大批人马下台，总统退出续届选举。

    在丹泽尔在电视上受采访，唏嘘不已的时候，茱莉亚隐姓埋名，别走他乡。

    我对苏苏说，这事真不好玩，谁碰谁死。

     《塘鹅报告》的论点是，总统的金主，马氏集团在沼泽的那段发现了好大的油田，值好大的钱。但是要把油采出来，得在沼泽的下面铺设油管，而这会破坏这大片的湿地。环保人士最后发现了在这沼泽之上有一群塘鹅，是濒临灭绝的动物，根据美国某个法案，是绝对要保护的。马氏集团绕不过这个坎，但是有好多好多的钱，于是准备把立法的大法官解决掉，然后让继任的大法官修改这份法案。是为《塘鹅报告》，真相如此简单。

    塘鹅保护了那片湿地。

    所有的大帽子，所有的争斗，最后都只是为了利益，与道德无关。

    这让我想到了英国哲学家边沁的话，宣扬牺牲之道德的人并不是受谬见之害的人，他们是想要为他们而牺牲。

   另一个朋友微信上，文化衫上一句话很应景，blowjob is better than no job.

这部电影的名字是在多年前的佳片有约中知道,当时竟看的睡着了.....

今天拣起来重看,别有一翻滋味在心头.

这个冬天很爱看DENZEL.WASHINGTON的片子,连着看了好几部,像是逆流而上,追溯到了<塘鹅暗杀令>.却惊奇的发现,这部电影竟然拥有着地球上最顶尖的男女演员,当然,日后的影帝和影后在当时都还是上升阶段的,还没有达到炉火纯青的功力....如果放在今天,那震撼的效果绝对令人期待.

总的说来,大嘴美女的表现更胜DENZEL一筹,关于恐惧和果断的表演拿捏的都很到位.这和电影的设计也有关系,主要情节的推进都是以女主角写那份报告为线索.

电影应该有种不屈服于政治因素的骨气,这样的电影才会成为经典.

今天看了滕讯网上关于<士兵突击>等国产战争题材影视作品的评论,觉得很有几分道理,我们国内的电影和电视剧往往太愿意迎合某某"主流"的意识,这里所谓的主流不过就是某个大会的精神产物,追随主流却永远是旁门左道,一堆片子却垃圾多多,精品少少.<罗马假日>其实就是时下娱乐圈里乐衷的主流剧型---偶像剧,可是它所达到的境界后来人却永远不可能被达到更遑论超越.

前几天看的<迫在眉睫>,当时就很唏嘘,医疗问题不仅仅是我们中国有,美国那样高度发达的国家也有让人在医院等死的事情.但不同的是,美国的电影和电影人敢于将这些黑色的东西曝露在众人面前,而中国的电影人们却是始终不敢越雷池一步.

电影若丧失了独立自由的精髓,成为了某种附庸,那它就失去最宝贵的精神内核.美国人可以在影片里把自己的政府乃至总统塑造成英雄,也可以将其描述成罪恶黑暗的代表.真为这样的自由民主喝彩!

电影未必靠金钱才能取得成就,大陆几部"巨作"的投资让大多数法国影片都显得寒酸,可在世界面前,法国电影却永远是优雅的贵族,诸如<无极>之类的,永远是个没有灵魂的行尸走肉.

一时激动,说的远了.

<塘>是部不错的电影,与其看今天已成为巨星的他们表演,我更喜欢看当年略显青涩的他们那种呼之欲出的傲人才华,钻石的光芒,终究耀眼.

做完刚刚看了这部电影。先看了这本书。由于要看威尔士公开赛决赛，所以没看完整！但整体不错。最深的印象就是他们好年轻啊！岁月不饶人！最近两年总觉得时间过得很快！估计是所谓的中年危机的缘故吧！

一次在酒吧听到Scorpions的always somewhere，深深的沉迷进去，而且竟然能听得懂大部分的歌词。。
后来知道这是《鹅塘暗杀令》的主题曲，直到很久之后才拾起这部两个多小时的电影。所以对我来说这是一部因歌而识的电影。
至于电影的名字，《鹅塘暗杀令》或者《鹈鹕报告》都比《绝对机密》要来的吸引人，听起来就像是一个童话，不是么？

故事讲得不错，更何况当年的茱莉亚罗伯茨和丹泽尔华盛顿让我怦然心动。大嘴美女不必说，我对华盛顿的最深印象来自当年在辩论队时集体看《伟大的辩手》。
93年的鹅塘暗杀令放到今天感觉算不得多么新奇的电影，即便剧情最紧张的时候，我心中依然波澜不惊——而这正是我最喜欢的状态。。

就如同《美国往事》，那种浓郁的旧时光的情调密密的包裹住你，渗透进皮肤，渗透进呼吸，渗透进你的一举一动，感觉到自己变得优雅起来，深邃起来。
某个寒冬的夜晚，你也许会吹起美国往事中的那段口哨；某个陌生的旅馆中，你也许会想起always somewhere的旋律……像黛比那般套着松松垮垮的衬衣，感受着那丝让人上瘾的忧郁。

Two Supreme Court justices, the liberal Justice Rosenberg (Hume Cronyn) and conservative Justice Jensen are assassinated. A terrorist named Khamel (Stanley Tucci), who works as a hired assassin, shoots one of the justices as he lies in his sickbed. He strangles the other in a gay porn film theater. As the nation learns the shocking news, the authorities including the FBI (charged with protecting the lives of the Supreme Court Justices), do not seem to have any clear indications of who may have been behind the assassinations.

Tulane University Law School student Darby Shaw (Julia Roberts) theorizes that there may be some similarity in their otherwise-different voting patterns that may provide a motive for their assassinations. She decides to research the two justices' records and cases pending before the Court, suspecting the real motive might be simple greed, not politics. She discovers that both were protective of the environment in their votes. She writes her theories into a legal brief, which she shows to her law professor, mentor and lover Thomas Callahan (Sam Shepard). Callahan, a recovering alcoholic, is grieving for Rosenberg, whom he interned for. He finds Darby's work interesting, but fails to recognize the high stakes involved. Nevertheless, he gives a copy of the paper (which becomes known as the "Pelican Brief") to Gavin Verheek (John Heard), a friend of his who works as a lawyer with the FBI.

Not long after this, Callahan is killed by a car bomb as the couple is leaving a bar in New Orleans; Darby escapes the attack because she holds back from getting into the car with her drunk lover. She soon realizes she is under surveillance, and is subsequently attacked by an unknown assailant. Realizing that her brief was accurate, she goes into hiding and reaches out cautiously to Verheek for help.

Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., political reporter Gray Grantham (Denzel Washington) is contacted by an anonymous informant who calls himself "Garcia" and claims to have information about the assassinations which he had apparently seen inadvertently at his place of employment. Grantham manages to take a photograph of "Garcia" but is unable to identify him. "Garcia" subsequently disappears. Darby then makes contact by telephone with Grantham and mentions the Pelican Brief; although initially skeptical, Grantham discovers that the limited information Darby discloses has validity.

Darby finds out from fellow classmate Alice (Cynthia Nixon) that her apartment has been ransacked and her computer, disks and files are gone. Soon after, the man who had attacked her previously finds her again and gives chase, but Darby evades him a second time. She contacts Verheek and arranges to meet him the next day in a crowded public place. Prior to their meeting, Verheek is murdered in his hotel room by Khamel, who then goes to meet Darby dressed as Verheek. Just before Khamel can kill her, however, he is shot and killed by an unknown agent, and Darby flees.

Darby contacts Grantham again and agrees to meet him in New York City. There, she gives him the details of her brief.

The legal brief speculates that the assassinations were committed on behalf of Victor Mattiece, an oil tycoon who wants to drill for oil on a Louisiana marshland which is a major habitat of an endangered species of pelicans. A court case on appeal, filed on his behalf to gain access to the land, is expected to make its way to the Supreme Court. The two slain justices had a history of environmentalism — their only common view — and thus Darby surmised that Mattiece, who has a pre-existing business relationship with the President, hoped to turn the case in his favor by eliminating the two justices, thus leaving his friend, the President, in a position to appoint new justices more likely to rule in his favor.

Grantham tells her about "Garcia", and together they discover that "Garcia" is Curtis Morgan (Jake Weber), a lawyer in the oil and gas division of White & Blazevich in Washington.

Darby visits White & Blazevich, pretending to have an appointment with Curtis Morgan. When she is told that Morgan had been killed by muggers just a week ago, she suspects that his discovery of incriminating evidence was the real reason for his murder, and Darby hurries out of the office. She and Grantham visit his widow, who gives them a key to a safe deposit box he owned.

While Darby visits the bank to retrieve the contents of the box, she is followed and a bomb is planted in her car. When she and Grantham return to their vehicle, Grantham has difficulty starting the car, and Darby recognizes the faltering sound as what she heard just before Callahan was killed. She stops him and they flee the vehicle. They are instantly pursued on foot and by a car, which finally crashes into their parked vehicle, detonating the bomb and killing one of their pursuers.

They escape to the Washington Herald building, where they review the documents and a videotape from Morgan's box. The tape contains testimony from Morgan that confirms his discovery that Mattiece ordered the assassination of the Justices and the documents are memos that confirm these accusations. With the evidence that he needs, Grantham writes his story. He gives the FBI a chance to comment, and Director Voyles (James B. Sikking) comes to meet with him personally. On the record, Voyles confirms that the Pelican Brief was delivered to the White House; off the record, he reveals that the President ordered the FBI to "back off". He tells Darby that CIA agents were investigating Mattiece, and that one of them killed Khamel to save her life. Voyles arranges for a plane to fly Darby, accompanied by Grantham, to an undisclosed foreign location. Upon arrival, they are given a copy of the day's Herald with their story, which credits both Grantham and Darby in the byline. After embracing, Darby departs in a waiting van and Grantham returns to the plane.

The movie ends with Darby in her foreign hideaway, watching Grantham being interviewed on TV, where it is revealed that Mattiece and two of his lawyers have been indicted in federal court, the President's chief of staff has resigned, and the President himself will not run for office again. Grantham deflects speculation that Darby is fictional, a composite of sources, but does agree that she is "almost" too good to be true. Her life having been saved, Darby smiles as the screen cuts to black.