影片介紹: 一部拍得如詩如畫的懷舊文藝片，改編自諾曼·麥克林的自傳體小說。故事背景是20世紀(jì)初的蒙大拿鄉(xiāng)下。本片節(jié)奏舒緩，攝影講究，飛蠅釣魚的場面散發(fā)出神奇的視覺魅力......
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Voiceover of Norman Maclean: My father was a Presbyterian（基督教新教長老會(huì)的）minister and a fly-fisherman.
Reverend Maclean: There is one yonder...
Voiceover of Norman Maclean: And though it is true that one day a week was given over wholly to religion, even then he told us about Christ's disciples being fishermen.
And we were left to assume, as my younger brother Paul and I did, that all first-class fishermen on the Sea of Galilee were fly-fishermen. And that John, the favourite, was a dry fly-fisherman.
Reverend Maclean: The poor without Christ are of all men the most miserable. But the poor with Christ are princes and kings of the earth.
Voiceover of Norman Maclean: In the afternoon, we would walk with him while he unwound between services. He almost always chose a path along the Big Blackfoot, which we considered our family river. And it was there he felt his soul restored and his imagination stirred.
Reverend Maclean: Long ago, rain fell on mud and became rock. Half a billion years ago. But even before that, beneath the rocks, are the words of God. Listen.
Voiceover of Norman Maclean: And if Paul and I listened very carefully all our lives, we might hear those words.
Even so, Paul and I probably received as many hours' instruction in fly-fishing as we did on all other spiritual matters.
As a Presbyterian, my father believed that man by nature was a damned mess, and only by picking up God's rhythms could we regain power and beauty.
Reverend Maclean: Ten...
Voiceover of Norman Maclean: To him, all good things, trout as well as eternal salvation, come by grace. And grace comes by art, and art does not come easy.
妙語佳句，活學(xué)活用
1. fly fishing: 飛釣,飛蠅釣。就是使用特殊的飛釣線(fly line)、飛釣桿(fly rod)和人工擬餌(fly)，利用獨(dú)特的揮舞技術(shù)和線本身的重量，將線和餌打出去，然后慢慢回收線，利用不同手法和水流狀況表現(xiàn)擬餌的活動(dòng)，吸引魚兒攻擊上鉤的一種釣魚方法。釣者并非使用嗡嗡叫的真蒼蠅做餌，而是使用蒼蠅擬餌（即假蠅）。
假蠅有干蠅和濕蠅之分：干蠅在水中不下沉，浮在水面上；濕蠅在水中下沉。要使假蠅漂浮在水面，假蠅要涂上鴨或鵝的油脂。使用干蠅釣魚叫做干蠅釣，使用濕蠅釣魚叫作濕蠅釣。接下來的對(duì)白中出現(xiàn)的"dry fly-fisher"指的就是用干蠅釣法的人。
2. yonder: there的同義詞，表示“那邊（的）, 遠(yuǎn)處（的）”。是古英語，現(xiàn)在是某些地區(qū)的方言。
There is snow on the yonder side of the mountain. 山那邊有雪。
He has walked to yonder hill. 他已經(jīng)走到那邊的小山了。
3. give over to：沉湎于，沉浸于，用來...。如：give oneself over to drink（縱酒），give oneself over to dissipation（放蕩的沉迷于揮霍無度的）
Don't give yourself over to sadness. 別使自己陷在悲痛之中。
The period after supper was given over to games. 晚飯后的時(shí)間用來娛樂。
旁白說：“我們每周都有一天要奉獻(xiàn)給上帝，既便如此，他還告訴我們上帝的門徒也是漁夫。”
4. Sea of Galilee: 加利利海（即太巴列湖,位于以色列和敘利亞之間）。耶穌的大部分記事發(fā)生在加利利海邊。那時(shí)，這里有繼續(xù)沿湖發(fā)展的居民點(diǎn)和村莊、大量貿(mào)易和渡船。馬可福音和馬太福音描寫耶穌如何從加利利海邊呼召了祂的四個(gè)使徒：漁夫圣彼得和兄弟圣安德烈、使徒約翰和圣雅各布。耶穌的一個(gè)著名教導(dǎo)，登山寶訓(xùn)，就是在湖邊的山上。祂的許多神跡都發(fā)生在這里：在水面行走、平靜風(fēng)暴、喂飽五千人等等。
5. unwind: 本意是“松開”，也可引申為“放松、松弛”。旁邊說：“下午父親不忙于做禮拜的時(shí)候，我們就跟著他去散步。”來看例句：
Reading is a good way to unwind. 閱讀是休息的好方式。
People drink to relax,unwind and enjoy themselves. 人們以喝酒來放松自己，輕輕松松地自我享受一下。
The credit binge will not unwind quickly or gently. 信貸危機(jī)并不會(huì)很快過去或是緩緩消除。
影片介紹: 一部拍得如詩如畫的懷舊文藝片，改編自諾曼·麥克林的自傳體小說。故事背景是20世紀(jì)初的蒙大拿鄉(xiāng)下。本片節(jié)奏舒緩，攝影講究，飛蠅釣魚的場面散發(fā)出神奇的視覺魅力......
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