「robotodyssey」《Robot Odyssey》机器人奥德赛 到底是类什么游戏,难点在哪里_百度知 ...

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《Robot Odyssey》机器人奥德赛 到底是类什么游戏，难点在哪里

odyssey就是一个系统软件，直接在电脑中找到软件开启程序，打开就可以啦，然后再里面编辑需要编辑的参数

谁有哆啦a梦剧场版的所有歌曲！ 要所有的 谢谢！

VOL.01 大雄与小恐龙

在你的衣袋中 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：大山信代

我在这儿，就在你的衣袋中，

直到你察觉到的那一天。

我一直在耐心地等，

为的是和你一道出去旅行。

你看到了什么？在你的梦中，

向着那似远实近的世界，

我们两个现在就要启程。

衣袋中的天空很辽阔，

衣袋中也有彩云在飘动。

我们就要去这样一个多彩的世界，

做一次愉快的旅行！

我在这儿，就在你的眼前，

你将继续跟我一起游玩，

直到你长大成人那一天。

请你大声地告诉我，

睡梦中你又看见了什么？

我这就去寻觅，去发现。

衣袋中的大海也很辽阔，

衣袋中也有鸟儿飞舞翩然。

就是这样一个多彩的世界，

将出现在我们面前。

VOL.02 大雄的宇宙开拓史

满怀期冀与激情 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：岩渊真

你终于察觉到了吗？

昨天，你失去了什么东西。

虽然我不知道那是什么，

但我知道，

知道它的珍贵与意义。

你拼命地去追赶，

伸开双手，

但昨天已很遥远，

终难企及。

你应去寻觅，

满怀激情，满怀期冀。

去寻找你失落的东西吧！

满怀激情，满怀期冀。

回归昨天，向着明日，

满怀着激情与期冀。

VOL.03 大雄在魔境

齐心合力 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：岩渊真

我是个懦弱的人，

曾尝试鼓起勇气，

可是我的勇气只有一点点……

请你也鼓起勇气吧！

因为我俩合力，

勇气一定会增加。

一定 只要大家齐心合力。

一定 我不是懦弱的人。

一定 齐心便是力量。

我是个懦弱的人，

面对着哭泣的你我也无能为力，

因为我的力量只足够紧握拳头。

请你交出你的爱，

尽管是一点点，

因为我俩合力，

力量一定会增加！

一定 只要大家齐心合力。

一定 我不是懦弱的人。

一定 齐心便是力量。

VOL.04 大雄与海底鬼岩城堡

海和我们 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：岩渊真

白色的波浪，一浪接一浪，往返不定……

简直就像在和我说话一般。

宽广的海，

希望说些什么呢？

大概是绝妙的故事吧。

也许，还是对我们很重要的消息。

所以海，在夕阳里燃烧，

仍在述说。

黑色的礁石，水花飞溅，发亮落下。

就像在叫我不要去那边啊。

闪亮的海，

为什么要呼唤我？

大概是想和我们一起玩耍吧。

或许，它就像妈妈那样温和吧。

所以海，在夕阳中浮出笑容。

VOL.05 大雄的魔界大冒险

风的魔术 作词：汤川铃子 作曲：NOBODY 演唱：小泉今日子

Greeg Greeg Greeg

春天的风在呢喃

大胆的姿势就要预备好了

就那样戴着耳机

将我拥抱直到出汗

Greeg Greeg Greeg

连内心也染上了绿色

一年后才注意到笨蛋

所以我要大声说

全世界里只喜欢你

是啊嘈杂的世界

Spring Time

季节变换 Spring Time

少年变成了阿波罗

然后眨眼又是

Spring Time

风的魔术 Spring Time

危险朦胧中没有看见

喂，吻我

Knock Knock Knock

敲门的是谁?

傍晚的梦中出现的地图在哪里?

虽然不能约定

希望为这爱付出全部

Knock Knock Knock

眼里是绿色

觉得自己比任何时候更美丽

所以大声说

全世界里只喜欢你

是吗谜一样的阳光照射

Spring Time

从树叶空隙流进的阳光 摇动着Spring Time

玩笑变得认真起来

然后微笑一个

Spring Time

玫瑰的花瓣 Spring Time

嘴唇在颤抖吧

吻我

VOL.06 大雄的宇宙小战争

少年期 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：佐孝康夫 编曲：樱庭伸幸 演唱：武田铁矢心里难过的时候，

来到了城市的一隅，我伫立着，凝视着路灯。

那时我才七岁，我感到十分奇怪：

一盏小小的灯，何以那么亮，何以那么明？

我眼含泪水，仰望长空。

夜幕中彩虹的残片在熠熠闪光，

不断地变幻着形状，随着它的每一次闪动。

茫茫夜色中，我宛若身处梦境。

就这样，我久久伫立，

直到耳边传来母亲亲切的声音。

啊！我为什么要长大成人？

啊！我何时才能长成？

醒来时，从甜美的睡梦中，

晚霞在窗上燃烧，像火一样红。

我感到一阵莫名的寂寞、失落、清冷。

我擦了擦自己的眼睛。喔，对了！

我是在阳光下尽情地玩了，累了，

就这么进入了睡梦中。

睡梦中我在蓝天中翱翔，如天马行空。

可当我醒来时，却欲飞而再也不能。

晚霞飘曳的天空，

塌陷扽阿么遥远、深邃、谧静。

啊！我为什么要长大成人？

啊！我何时才能长成？

VOL.07 大雄与铁人兵团

我是不可思议的 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：大杉久美子

追逐着傍晚的夕阳

到了如此遥远的地方

不知在何时，终于到达

该回去了吧

当这样想的时候

身体自动地跑起来

是怎样辛苦啊，虽然疲倦

是谁在呼唤呢，在夕阳那边

我我不可思议

非常不可思议

我我不可思议

眼泪一滴也不要残留

哭过了就在昨天晚上

但每次想起你

眼泪都会流出

这是为什么啊？尽管想哭泣

泪珠是从哪里倾泻而出？

我我不可思议

非常不可思议

我我不可思议

VOL.08 大雄与恐龙骑士

因为我们是朋友 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：山木康世 编曲：菊池俊辅 演唱：大山信代 合唱:森木儿童合唱团

你愉快地笑着，

如蓝天般明朗。

看到你莞尔，

我也不由得微笑。

虽然我们穿着不同颜色的衣服，

但我们追逐着同样色彩的梦想。

我们不懈地追逐着，

一直到遥远的蓝天下。

啦啦啦……

我们如同蓝天中飘浮的白云。

啦啦啦……

我们像是一对好朋友，

我们本来就是好朋友。

永远，直到永远，

永远是朋友。

VOL.09 大雄的平行西游记

因为有你 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：山木康世 编曲：都留教博 演唱：堀江都美子、こぉろぎ·73

我的眼睛说想对远方

燃烧着的晚霞说话

我的嘴唇说想对陌生人说话

我的脚说想追上

流逝的云

所以去旅行去旅行

以名为明天的城市作为目标

Go to the west

因为有你

Go to the west

不寂寞

我的鞋说想走地图上没有的道路

我的手指说想摘下美丽的花朵

我的心说想听遥远的国家的歌声

所以去旅行去旅行

以名为明天的城市作为目标

Go to the west

因为有你

Go to the west

不寂寞

所以去旅行去旅行

以名为明天的城市作为目标

VOL.10 大雄与日本的诞生

时之旅人 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：堀内孝雄 编曲：若草惠 演唱：西田敏行

我以手为枕，

躺在如茵的绿草间。

难道你就是为了忙碌，

才来到人寰？

现在，我要休息一下了。

宁静的蓝天，浮云飘然而去。

留下它悄声讲述过去的故事……

一万年前，阳光的照耀和今天一样，

是一碧如洗的晴空。

在即将沉入大海的夕阳前，

深深地感到——

我应该变得更温柔，

心胸应该更宽广。

如浩瀚的大海，

如一望无际的蓝天。

晚霞辉映的海边，波涛拍岸。

从远处带来往昔的回忆……

一万年前，也曾有人和你一样，

坐在这洁白如雪的沙滩上。

两千年前，大雨的日子里，

也有人浑身湿透，如同我……

奔走在骤然而至的大雨之中。

也有人浑身湿透，如同我……

奔走在骤然而至的大雨之中。VOL.11 大雄与动物行星

寄语蓝天 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：堀内孝雄 编曲：原田末秋 演唱：武田铁矢

我想听温柔的歌，

谁能给我认真地唱一曲吗？

这个世界上所有生物中，

能看着鲜花微笑的是人，

能流眼泪的是人，

软弱的你更像个人。

我喜欢平静的歌，

唱得不好没关系，

谁能给我轻轻地唱一曲吗？

给夜空中的繁星一一起了个美好名字的是人，

能流眼泪的是人，

软弱的你更像个人。

有时会迷失方向不要紧，

因为你是人。

总有一天你会变得坚强，

因为你是人。

能流眼泪的是人，

软弱的你更像个人。

有时会迷失方向不要紧，

因为你是人。

总有一天你会变得坚强，

因为你是人。

VOL.12 大雄的一千零一夜故事

梦的轨迹 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：白鸟澄夫 编曲：渡边雅二 演唱：白鸟英美子

一定是你施了魔法吧！

所以才出现如此奇异的情景。

人如潮涌的大街上，时间停止了；

人们都仿佛凝固了一般，一动不动。

沙漠般沉寂、垂暮的城中，

声声呼唤着我的，只有你的喊声；

天蝎星升上了西方的天空，

它告诉我说这就是爱慕的开始。

这一定是个梦……

不知为何我不再是昨天的我；

我们一起来到从前听过的故事之中。

汽笛声声，夜行列车行驶在星海之中；

多像是条天河呀！

脚下那熠熠闪烁的街灯。

橘黄色的弯月升起在东方的天空，

祝你们幸福！它轻柔地细语声声。

汽笛声声，夜行列车行驶在星海之中；

你也不知它欲往何处行，

我要说的话只有一句……

我要与你一道，

永远继续那梦幻般的旅行。

VOL.13 大雄与云之王国

云向何方 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：深野义和编曲：山中纪昌 演唱：武田铁矢

仿佛拭过泪水的手帕，

色彩模糊的云向北方飘去。

在某个遥远的国度一定有个人，

他比我更伤心。

啊！云啊云，我虽然苦闷但善于忍耐。

把我映现在他的眼中吧！

我会告诉他：

一切都会过去，不必伤心。

啊！云啊云，他若拭去泪水，

他的眼睛一定像蓝天一样清澈。

呈白玫瑰花束形状的云，向南方飘去。

那一定是遥遥旅途上的人，

将它作为礼物送给他的心上人。

啊！云啊云，

天黑前你一定要赶到哇，

因为夕阳会将花束染成艳丽的红色。

啊！云啊云，

那么多人在仰望天空，

他们的眼中都映着一只小小的花束。

啊！云啊云，

当这小城下雨的时候，

某处的小镇却在阳光之中。

啊！云啊云，

如果你这是为某人着想，

那我情愿被冰冷的雨水浇淋。

VOL.14 大雄在白金迷宫

生活是美好的 作词：武田铁矢 作曲：芹泽广明编曲：小西贵雄 演唱：岛崎和歌子

随着考试的结束，

我去仰望那遥遥长空，

心中豁然开朗，

一如头顶那晴澈的碧空。

微风之中，

连平日最棘手的单杠动作，

今天居然也潇洒地完成。

Ah Feeling good~

我要把那美好的往事，

点点滴滴连缀成一条项链。

我要去寻找那谁也看不见的宝石，

一天能找到一颗就行，

那样，我会一天天变得像个成熟的女性。

Ah Feeling good~

微风鼓起我的长裙，

我如同骑着扫帚的魔女；

敏捷地避开脚下的水洼，

飘然着地，潇洒、轻盈。

沐浴完毕我仰望星空，

我熟知的星座在熠熠闪动。

Ah Feeling good~

我要将每个愉快的瞬间，

点点滴滴缀成一个谜。

当着不想给任何人看的杰作完成时，

我将变成一个成熟的女性。

Ah Feeling good~

我要把那美好的往事，

点点滴滴连缀成一条项链。

我要去寻找那谁也看不见的宝石，

一天能找到一颗就行，

那样，我会一天天变得像个成熟的女性。

Ah Feeling good~

VOL.15 大雄与梦幻三剑士

梦中人 作词：武田铁矢作曲：深野义和编曲：山中纪昌 演唱：武田铁矢一座

你不仅有梦想的力量

在这个世界上也没有不能做到的事

水的泪滴如果与光相遇

就会五颜六色缤纷闪耀

想保护你当遇见时

你已经是持剑的武士

来喂现在拿着剑

来喂现在拔出剑

你的名字是正义

你不仅有颗旅行的心

不知何时能去乐园

雪狂风暴的山中

隐藏着的那个乐园

伸出手如果有人

你已经是持剑的武士

来喂现在拿着剑

来喂现在拔出剑

你的名字是勇气

来喂现在拿着剑

来喂现在拔出剑

你的名字是剑士

世界是丰富多彩的 作词：武田铁矢作曲：深野义和编曲：山中纪昌 演唱：武田铁矢一座

大人也经常不讲理，

对小孩子认认真真地不讲理：

“你要和全世界的人友好相处，做一个国际人！”

我也很想与他们一起玩耍，可是，

美国现在是晚上十点钟，已是黑夜。

北京是上午八点，还是早晨。

我无法与那里的孩子一起游戏。

世界并不止一个，对吧！

时间各不相同，昼夜也会颠倒。

世界是丰富多彩的，所以才有意思。

各国情况不同，所以才没有高低。

大人也经常不讲理，

对小孩子认认真真地不讲理：

“只要努力不懈，你就会成为天才。”

话虽不错，可不一定合适每个人。

爱迪生语文打零分，

爱因斯坦玩单杠最不怎的。

他们还都留过级。

一个人能有一样突出的已很不错。

放学后谁还能精神饱满谁就是全班第一。

小孩子千姿百态，所以学校才有生气。

各人情况不同，所以才没有高低。

面包、鱼、书本还有令人羡慕的东西，

什么都有，所以才一个个神采奕奕。

街道各式各样，所以才显得热闹而有生气。

各地情况不同，所以才没有高低。

金鱼在池中左右悠闲地游动，

泥鳅在池中上下穿梭般嬉戏。

它们都没有模仿别人，依然生活得欢欢喜喜。

因此，我不想模仿别人，我就是我自己。

VOL.16 大雄的创世纪日记

对再见说再见 作词：武田铁矢作曲：千叶子和臣编曲：藤原郁郎 演唱：海援队

像打转地剥去苹果皮，

时间的过去就像旋涡一样。

不断地往下转去，

昨日和今日都连在一起。

在很久以前分别了的人，

只要你转一圈，就立即出现在你眼前。

时间就像螺旋楼梯一样，

说了再见后，又连在一起。

所以分手后又会再见，

分手后又会再见。

葡萄藤伸长了！

明天会伸上蓝色的天空中。

你不断往上爬，

阳光永远在眼前照耀。

互不相识的人将会遇上，

他们正在阳光中等待着。

时间就像光的楼梯一杨，

再见后又在发光，

所以分手后又会再见，

分手后又会再见。

时间就像螺旋楼梯一样，

说了再见后，又连在一起。

所以分手后又会再见，

分手后又会再见。

VOL.17 大雄与银河超特快列车

我心中的银河 作词：武田铁矢作曲：千叶子和臣编曲：林有三 演唱：海援队

在海边拾到的这小贝壳，

为什么会变成螺旋的形状？

教晓我的是你啊！

那是在夜空中闪烁着的银河！

贝壳听到那些声音，

被银河迷住了，变成螺旋的形状。

我的耳朵和贝壳，

也想听到你的声音！

可是你比星星还更遥远！

在森林盛放着的各式各样的花朵，

花瓣儿为什么会染上鲜艳的色彩？

教晓我的是你啊！

那是让阳光照耀大地的太阳！

燃烧着的火焰犹如花朵，

恋慕着烈焰，花瓣儿染上了色彩。

虽然我的恋爱已有萌芽，

但你的阳光却没有给我照耀，

让我一个人成为没有色彩的花朵。

我心中感到奇怪，

当我静静想起你的时候，

心情就如银河般，起伏不定。VOL.18 大雄的钥匙城历险记

Love is you 作词：高桥研 作曲：矢泽永吉 演唱：矢泽永吉

只要有爱，我都全献给你。

内心的思念，摇晃不定，难以自控。

La La La...Love is you

一切犹如置身风中，答案也是in the wind

刻意抑制悲伤苦楚又如何……

都市里，交织着泪与微笑。

如今已忘掉一切，

只想你紧抱我，Love is you...

(I never let you down)

梦里的世界，孤单一个，难以活下去，

或许在某个黎明，我们在天空中，

凝视彼此的心，直到永远，Yeah~

无论何时何地，Love is you...

都市里，交织着泪与微笑。

VOL.19 大雄的南海大探险

热牛奶 作词：岩诚由美 HINANO 作曲：鸭宫谅 演唱：吉川雏野

在望不见月亮的午夜，

失眠的我，孤独地，

蜷缩在床的一隅，

思念着朋友，我就像无法入眠的迷途羔羊。

*在梦中，你伴在我身旁，

真诚地给与我爱呵。

正想问你，这是为何？

突然间，梦醒了。

当我知道我不是你最真诚的朋友时，

感到无比的悲伤……

但是，谁是你最好的朋友，

我应该是最知晓的。

我牢牢地握着，

这一份小小的确信，

心爱的礼物是我的内心更痛楚。

我真心的朋友啊，

我真想伴随在你身旁。

不眠之夜，你在何方？

去热一杯牛奶吧……

（*重复）

VOL.20 大雄的宇宙漂流记

季节流转 作词：伊秩弘将 作曲：伊秩弘将 编曲：水岛康贵 演唱：Speed

不想听见周末的喧嚣，

无处可去的寂寞心情。

要分手了，虽然我有勇气承受。

分别之后，一瞬间又有了失落的感觉。

啊，朝夕相处的伙伴啊！

忽然间只剩下孤零零的我。

时间在风中流逝，云霞带来清晨的信息。

虽然已经分离，如果还能再次遇见。

渴望友情，渴望纯真的友情。

就像站在雨过天晴的大地上。

心灵深处的希望和梦想常伴我左右。

银白色的寒冬，

因为有你，才有了美好的回忆。

啊！想哭的时候，尽情地哭吧。

想重新挽回你那被狂风吹散的心。

尘封的冰雪已经融化，炎热的夏天快来吧。

回首平凡的每一天，都充满着友爱。

就像放学的铃声，久久回响在我耳边。

季节变换之时，你已不在我身旁。

时间在风中流逝，云霞带来清晨的信息。

虽然已经分离，如果还能再次遇见。

渴望友情，渴望纯真的友情。

就像站在雨过天晴的大地上。

Do you remember...

Do you remember...

VOL.21 大雄的太阳王传说

在星空中 作词：上村美保子 作曲：大江千里 编曲：山下康介 编曲监修：羽田键太郎 演唱：由纪さおり·安田祥子

请不要忘记在这星空中找到了一样神奇的东西，

它在手中闪闪发光，

它是我最珍贵的宝物。

曾和你说过在天空中翱翔的梦，

跨越彩虹来到太阳王国，

充满着对未来的憧憬。

互相回忆美好往事，

让我们鼓起勇气，创造奇迹。

在今晚的星空中找到了一样神奇的东西，

当我们开启同一扇心灵之门，

我们会执著地追求永恒的爱。

难忘我们在同一星空中诞生和相识，

我们会追溯时空，创造出奇迹。

互相回忆美好往事，

让我们鼓起勇气，创造奇迹。

VOL.22 大雄与长翅膀的勇士

Love you close 作词：森浩美 作曲：上田知华 编曲：大坪稔明 演唱：知念里奈

VOL.23 大雄与机器人王国

朋友们！一起携手追逐梦想

Walking into sunshine! 作词·作曲：BANANA ICE（下町兄弟） 演唱：KONISHIKI

看啊，就在那里！

我们的梦想就在不远处。

让我们手牵手，

一起携手追逐我们的梦想吧！

Bringing your smile!

当眼泪快夺眶而出时，

快快唱这首歌吧！

明天又将是，

崭新的一天！

Walking into sunshine!

一起怀抱希望迈开步伐。

Wiki Wiki~

Walking into sunshine!

梦想就在不远处。

Dream Dream Dream~

Walking into sunshine!

和朋友们一起迈向美好的未来。

Wiki Wiki~

Walking into sunshine!

甜美的笑容才是最美的。

VOL.24 大雄与风之使者

直到重逢的那一天

VOL.25 大雄的猫狗时空传

YUME日和 作词：小幡英之 作曲：宫崎步 编曲：宗像仁志 演唱：岛谷瞳

有如敲响黄金的铙拔

太阳公公在言语

“一起来参加 绿树的飨宴”

让我们竖耳倾听

用泡沫的云彩洗把脸

和徐徐微风一起散个步

“事情一定会顺利……”让心化做一对翅膀

飞往光明照耀的方向

用彩虹为天空系上彩带

当作是送给你笑容的礼物

在这个作梦好天气里许下一个心愿吧

希望明天 依然可以过得幸福

吃一口彩云的棉花糖

在草原上休息一下

“风儿 究竟要回到哪里？”

让我们来 问问小鸟吧

把落日的蕾丝披在肩上

与越拉越长的影子共驰骋

“我会永远守护着你……”

何不让自己怀抱 在今宵明月的温柔里

把星辰排列成天空的衣扣

阖起黑夜的窗帘

明天又将再见到作梦好天气

只要别忘记 那一张笑容

“事情一定会顺利……”让心化做一对翅膀

飞往光明照耀的方向

用彩虹为天空系上彩带

当作是送给你笑容的礼物

在这个作梦好天气里许下一个心愿吧

希望明天 依然可以过得幸福……

希望明天 依然可以过得幸福……

机器人总动员英语观后感

1Who says popular films are not and cannot be art? If anything is proof that popular films can be of a stunningly high quality, the beauty of the animation, writing, music, and sound design in "WALL·E" is it. "WALL·E" eclipses even Andrew Stanton's "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2" in the Pixar pantheon, is perhaps Pixar's best film to date and, call me crazy as I've just seen it, a contender for the title of best animated film, period.

"WALL·E" is everything we've come to expect from Pixar and more- colorful, vibrant, imaginative, exciting, involving, beautiful, and most importantly a film with interesting, involving characters. Sure, WALL·E is adorable, and as much credit as the animators get for that, this film would be nothing without Stanton's screenplay, which features very little dialogue but is still notably intelligent and surprisingly subtle, making a refreshing change from the 'go green' campaigns we're all so used to. Does "WALL·E" have a message? Sure, but it's an important message and it is delivered subtly and beautifully.

"WALL·E" operates on two levels (and works spectacularly well on both). It is a majestic science fiction epic like we haven't seen in a couple of decades and it is a genuinely touching and never cheap romance. "WALL·E" will never get points for originality but it doesn't exactly need them because the homages to great films and figures of the past- Chaplin, Keaton, Tati, the Marx Brothers, "2001: A Space Odyssey" (this one is particularly spectacular), "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" are actually homages and not ripoffs. "WALL·E" is a wonderful tribute to a bygone cinematic tradition (well, two or three of them actually).

The social commentary in "WALL·E" is sobering because it's never overbearing and most importantly because we see the world through machines, machines who feel more about Earth and life than the humans do. The depiction of humans on the ship could have been incredibly offensive, cheap, and tasteless in concept but the execution here is absolutely perfect.

What is most surprising about "WALL·E" is how sad it is. Not even in the 'how will they get out of this, oh I feel so sorry for them' way "Finding Nemo", a previous Stanton effort, is, but in a truly melancholy sense. The early portion of the film maintains all the playfulness of a Jacques Tati film but also evokes a striking and powerful feeling of loneliness. It's a brilliant introduction to WALL·E, given that the rest of the film is too wacky to bother with long scenes focused entirely on character, and works beautifully with the ugly yet beautifully-rendered future Earth, a barren wasteland filled with nothing but garbage, a seriously resilient cockroach being WALL·E's only companion before EVE shows up, but I won't go into the story- it's best you see it unfold for yourself.

From the entertaining shorts shown before the film to the memorable characters, locations, and animation we have come to expect, Pixar films are now event cinema, and they have outdone themselves with "WALL·E". This film is spectacular, majestic, touching, involving, and achingly beautiful. Most importantly, however, it is perfect entertainment. I may be saying this too soon, but I don't think I have ever seen an animated film that has satisfied me more than "WALL·E", and 2008 is going to have to work hard to keep this from being the top film of the year, which it most certainly is at the moment.

2.WALL-E, Pixar's latest film, is about a robot named WALL-E (or 'Waste Allocation Load Lifter, Earth-Class'), who is the only thing left on earth with some sort of emotion. He meets another robot named EVE, and the trip begins.

It's hard to describe in words how incredible I personally find this film.

The animation is flawless. Absolutely flawless. Especially on earth and the robots. It looks real. Much of the time it's impossible to tell whether or not it is real. The few slightly-shaky styled shots that appear a few times in the film only makes the animation that much more amazing and realistic. The humans are really good, too, while not realistic in the sense of you seeing it right now in real life, but they do have a realistic feel to them. The thing with the humans, I believe, is that they were purposefully meant to have this slightly rounded, slightly unrealistic feeling.

I believe the reason is to take a satirical look at humans, and what our goals for a future, perfect utopia, is. It questions what we want, and shows you what is a very, very likely outcome of our desires for a 'better' world, showing both positive and negative effects. The animation for the humans, I believe, was made rounded and slightly more cartoonish to emphasize that that is how we will become. Fat, lazy, yet so perfect. At times, especially with that perspective on the humans, they actually do look very real.

The story is brilliant. There are many little things in the film that have so much meaning to them. There are things that will be nostalgic to older viewers, and things that younger viewers will love to look at. However, it does steer for the cheesy, cliché aspects of a child's film, yet still remaining a completely G-rated film.

I don't call this a child's film at all. Not because it has adult material, because it doesn't. I say this because the film is perfect for everyone. Literally, everyone. There are things in it every person can enjoy, no matter who they are. It has obvious homages to Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey", and any adult who remembers seeing that film will notice this.

WALL-E is such a lovable character. I've never felt so much emotion for one character. He will definitely go down in history as iconic as Darth Vader, or Indiana Jones. I was so close to crying at pivotal parts in the film, and although I didn't fully break out and cry, I have never felt so much emotion in my heart with any other film as I did with this one.

EVE is very fun and interesting. One scene in particular, with her, was so beautiful, that my eyes got teary. Her chemistry with WALL-E is so oddly perfect. They are so different in appearance and personality, yet they work so well together.

The other robots are all lovable, except for the "enemy" robots, who still add much depth to the film. In particular, M-O was the cutest, obviously not counting WALL-E.

Pixar has always made great animation films. But this, without a doubt, tops all of their own film, and most other films. It restores faith in the animation films. It captures the magic and wonder as past Disney films, which is something I have not seen in most modern animation films.

I would not be surprised at all if this won for best picture of the year. It deserves it more than anything.

This is one of greatest achievements in cinematic history, and I encourage everyone to see this.

机器人英文

Robotics is the science and technology and application of robots. Stories of artificial helpers and attempts to create them has a long history and is the basis of much science fiction. Robots are generally used to help with jobs that are too dirty or boring for most human beings. The first prgrammable humanoid robot was about 1206 AD. We can make a robot to look like almost anything we want. The most fantasized about are ones that have a humanoid appearance. Think of a repetative task and generally there is probably one on th market that can do what you want. Remember Rosey the robot on The Jetsons, or the robot on Lost in Space. We have come a long way, but we aren't quite that far yet. It is only a matter of time. There are already robots that can do simple tasks like cleaning the floor, or doing the laundry. But these won't be ready for the public until about the year 2010. The cost of the robots is another matter. The robot is based around the structure, which is like the skeleton of the human body. It is the main support system. Next, you have the actuatorsor "muscles" of the robot. This is quite complex, and I won't go into now. Manipulators are the way an object is manipulated. This generally is done by grippers, or effectors. Then there is locomotion to worry about. Do you have a flat surface that it will work on? Then it will probably be a rolling robot. It can be two wheels, four wheels, or on tracks. If there are stairs, or uneven terrain the problem becomes more complex. Walking is difficult to solve, especially if you compare it to how a human walks. If The robot has locomotion, I am assuming it is going from point A to point B. Does it need memory to get to point A and memory to get to point B? It will probably need something similar to radar to be used for crash avoidance. Scientists and researchers are constantly trying to hone the robot into something better. Robots make our life a lot easier. They are in every facet of our life. The computer, garage door opener, unmanned reconnaissance planes, satellites, lawn mowers, a GPS in our car. These are all of robots we we use every day and probably don't think about it. As you can tell, robots can get very complex very quickly. The fancier you make it, the more compkex and expensive it becomes. You are trying to tell an inanimate object how to do something halfway human, and that is complex. 2 People who go all Lou Dobbs about robots. People say things like: All robots look alike. Robots should speak English. Robots are taking all the jobs. Robots don't pay enough taxes. Robots reproduce like bunnies. I don't want my child playing with a robot, or goodness gracious, marrying a robot. An acquaintance of mine, who discriminates against robots, but never actually met one, received a Roomba for Christmas "I pushed its power button," she said. "It was so cute when it sounded the "charge," and scurried across the floor gobbling up dust bunnies. I love Roomba," she said. "But I still don't like robots." It is typical to think that your robot is somehow different from other robots. Those other robots can not be trusted. It may take another generation, one where our children are raised amongst robots, for them to gain acceptance. Like the washing machine and the automobile, robots are part of our future. It is true that robots can be hard to tell apart. I remember Sarah Connor in Terminator II. She damn near wet her pants when a series 800-Model 101 showed up, a few years after she'd sent its twin to the scrap heap. Given a little time, however, she got acquainted with the big, muscle-bound machine. She fantasized about keeping him on as dad and husband. After all, he got along well with the boy, was a good provider, and would stop at nothing to protect her family. Although robots are loyal and dependable, they do screw up once in a while. I'm thinking of HAL in 2001, A Space Odyssey. He definitely made a mistake of judgment. I still think he deserved a second chance? For every HAL, there are dozens of R2-D2's and 3CPO's. And that cute little WALL-E. Occasionally, there is a bad egg, like ED-209 in RoboCop. Or the Battle Droids in Star Wars. But are they worse than rottweilers and pit bulls? Surely, some of them can be rehabilitated, and make good pets. From an economic point of view, you can't beat robots. They work day and night. They rarely call in sick. They add to the nation's GDP, and don't require pensions or health care. They are terrific with numbers and rarely have math anxiety. RoboDoc performs delicate surgeries 24/7 and he never gets the shakes. But, you ask, "What if they go into politics?" Will they impose their culture, their language, and their way of life on us? Forget about it. No one can resist Big Macs, vacations to Disneyland, and shopping at Walmart. This is America.. Face it, robots are here to stay. They are willing to do ANYTHING. They make great maids and gardeners, sweepers and scrubbers, mowers and choppers. There are robots that care for the elderly, wash their dirty bottoms and soon perhaps, play Yahtzee with them. There are robots that imitate pets yet don't require walks nor litter boxes. Even robots that'll go the fridge, grab a cold beer, and bring it to you. If it's eager to watch the Super Bowl, and play Wii Tennis, you got yourself a great roommate. As far as intermarriage with a robot, didn't they try that in The Stepford Wives? Maybe it was just too soon. 3 Most of us are still of of the mindset that robotics is something that is rather futuristic. We still may have pictures in our head of humanoid robots, flailing their arms and either attacking the Earth from other planets or perhaps protecting us in some way or another. The fact of the matter is, humanoid robots are still very much futuristic but much of the future of robots is already in existence today. Robots are used in a number of different settings that you might find rather interesting. Here is a little bit about the future of robotics and the fact that much of it is already in existence with what we are doing now. One of the ways in which robots are most often used is in an industrial setting. The automotive industry, for example, makes use of robots on their assembly lines to do a number of different tasks. Unfortunately, this has put many individuals out of a job because the robot was able to do what they used to do on the assembly line more efficiently. Not only that, once the robot is put into place they are able to take care of these repetitive tasks, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. One of the ways in which robotics is used on a regular basis is in spot welding. Although this used to require a human touch, much of the welding that is now done by robots is so accurate and precise that a human could not possibly take care of it in that way. Many times, this welding needs to be done in an assembly line environment so the same simple task is done over and over again. It will be difficult for anybody to improve on what is already existing in these robotics unless they make them less apt to have difficulties from breaking down. Robots are also able to help us to get out of dangerous situations in many cases. A good example of this is spring painting. Humans used to have to take care of spray painting in the automotive industry and other industrial settings. This put them at risk because they were constantly being exposed to dangerous chemicals, even if they wore protective clothing. A robot is not only able to be in these rooms without having to worry about health concerns, they are able to do the painting more evenly and accurately than their human counterparts. Finally, robotics are often used in the development and building of computer chips. These chips are often too small for humans to work on themselves so if or not for the robotics that are put to use in these factories, much of the computer science that we have today would not be in existence. Although they will continue to improve on this and other things in the robotics industry, the fact of the matter is that the modern-day use of robotics is already futuristic. 4 Developing a humanoid robot has long since captured the human imagination and will be the continued focus in the future of robotics. Scientists say there are two obstacles to creating a robot with human or super-human intelligence: vision and processing sensory information. "It is almost impossible to predict when machines will become as clever as humans," admits Ronald Arkin, a robotics expert at the Mobile Robot Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia. "Although work in magnetic resonance imaging holds great promise, researchers can now watch areas of the brain light up as individuals carry out specific mental tasks. When we have that knowledge, we can pass it on to computers." Motor vehicle production is one area where robotics automation is already being used. Yet imagine a world where we can read, have a glass of wine, talk freely on our cell phones or take a nap while our personal automobile drives itself from our workplace to our doorstep. Or perhaps we'll abandon the wheeled prototypes altogether and kick back in our personal flying car like numerous science fiction films predict. So how far are we from such a future? Well, in 2007, the US Defense Advanced Research Project Agency had 83 robotic system vehicles driving through a 60-mile urban course, navigating around other vehicles, pedestrians and obstacles; all without incident. Just three years ago, robotic vehicles couldn't even drive straight across the wide-open desert without crashing. "The robotics industry is developing in much the same way the computer business did thirty years ago," Microsoft founder Bill Gates observed. So what is in store for the future of robotics in the workplace? The US military is one of the biggest donators to robotic research, as they hope to replace human lives with robotics automation, reducing our casualties in war. Robots are already completing reconnaissance missions, disassembling explosives and firing on enemy combatants. Military chiefs are aiming to make a third of all ground vehicles driver-less by 2015. Researchers are also looking at robots similar to those featured in Isaac Asimov's "I Robot" that cooperate together in a swarm-like way to complete complex tasks. Just the size of a small bug, these insect swarms look unassuming but are capable of jamming communication lines, gathering intelligence and firing at enemy combatants. The future of robotics is taking aim at the rapidly aging population, with the end goal of providing for the elderly in places like the US which will see 97 million baby boomers in need of care or in Japan, where 22% of the population is over 65. Currently $1 billion is spent each year researching how autonomous robots can care for the elderly. Secom's "My Spoon" robot, for instance, can feed disabled people by breaking up food into chewable morsels and spooning it into their mouths. "Paro," another Japanese invention, looks like a baby seal and responds to the affection of lonely elderly patients, while also monitoring their heart rate and health symptoms.

世界科幻作家排行榜

世界科幻作家排行榜

NO.1H.G.Wells

H.G.韦尔斯

他可能是有史以来最好而且最具影响力的科幻小说作家。H.G.韦尔斯的经典作品至今仍被人们阅读和喜爱。《时间机器》被许多人认为是迄今最好的科幻小说，《世界大战》和《隐形人》也几乎可以与此比肩。在它们成书一个世纪后，这些书仍然新鲜并极具吸引力，足以被摄制为好莱坞电影。韦尔斯为其他每一个人树立了标杆，为确保科幻小说在进入20世纪及以后仍然非常出色和具有生命力而奠定了基础。

NO.2Jules Verne

儒勒·凡尔纳

凡尔纳的作 品使他成为科幻小说先锋，以及最好的科幻作家之一。事实上，他早在H. G.韦尔斯出生前后就已经出版了他的第一部科幻小说。《地心漫游记》、《海底两万里》、《环游地球80天》是改变幻想文学作品的经典之作，并创立了后来被称为科幻小说的这一类体裁。早在大规模的太空航行和潜水艇付诸实际以前，凡尔纳就不可思议的对它们进行了详尽的细节描写，这为他被公认为史上最伟大的科幻小说作家奠定了基础。

NO.3Isaac Asimov

艾萨克·阿西莫夫

阿西莫夫或许是科幻三巨头里最有名气的，也是科幻史上最多产的作家之一。他出版和编辑了500多本书，90，000多封信件和名信片。他既出版小说也出版其它类作品，除了哲学以外,涵盖了杜威十进制分类系统(Dewey decimal system)的所有部类。他以科普和科幻小说作家而知名，他的机器人系列(Robot series)和基地系列(Foundation series)为多数现代科幻小说奠定了基础，在今天仍被广泛阅读。

NO.4Arthur C. Clarke

阿瑟·C·克拉克

被认为是科幻三巨头之一，阿 瑟·C·克拉克因他的太空奥德赛系列(Space Odyssey)而知名，特别是小说《2001：太空奥德赛》（2001: A Space Odyssey），成为有史以来最具影响的科幻小说，也是一部广受欢迎的电影。这部小说把科幻体裁带入了文化主流。这一系列还有其它几部书，他的短篇小说系列以及他对新进科幻小说作者的提携也为他加分不少。他还是H.G.韦尔斯协会的长期会员。

NO.5Frank Herbert

弗兰克·赫伯特

在 《沙丘》(Dune)系列被科幻频道改编为电视短剧之前，该系列就已经拥有了大批虔诚的追随者，堪与《魔戒传奇》（The Lord of the Rings）相比肩。这部伟大系列作品中发生的故事跨越了数千年，该系列最初是由《沙丘》和它的五部续集组成，此后另外那些相关的小说则由他的儿子出版。这一系列作品内容涵盖非常广泛，涉及的主题有人类的生存、进化和生态，还有宗教冲突、政治、权势等。《沙丘》被认为是唯一的一部史上最畅销的科幻小说。

NO.6Ray Bradbury

雷·布莱德伯瑞

因撰写了轰动性的小说《华氏451度》 (Fahrenheit 451)而广为知名，这是一本反乌托邦科幻小说，如果算不上史上最伟大的至少也是最伟大之一。布莱德伯瑞撰写了大量科幻和空想小说，对后来的数千名科幻小说作者深具影响。除了经典的《华氏451度》之外，他的《魔法当家》(Something Wicked This Way Comes)、《蒲公英酒》(Dandelion Wine)以及《火星编年史》(The Martian Chronicles)，其中的任何一部都足以使它的作者功成名就。你会很奇怪为什么他仅名列第六，因为科幻大师实在是太多了。

NO.7William Gibson

威廉·吉布森

威廉·吉布森是一位极受欢迎又极富争议的科幻小说作家，他被认为是现代赛博朋克（Cyber-punk）小说之父。尽管世人和科幻迷仍在争论吉布森对科幻小说体裁施加了何种影响，但无可辩驳的是它们已经被打上了他的印记。正如一位匿名批评家所说：“只有时间才能证明他到底是拯救了抑或是毁灭了这种体裁。”虽有一点极端，但是清楚的表达出了做为《捍卫机密》(Johnny Mnemonic)和《神经漫游者》(Neuromancers)的作者所具有的影响力。

NO.8Robert Heinlein

罗伯特·海因莱因

罗伯特·海因莱因是一位极具影响力的科幻小说作家，也许他终究会被艾萨克·阿西莫夫(No.3)的光芒所掩盖，但他为广泛的科幻迷所熟知和热爱。他既受欢迎又富有争议，他主要写硬科幻小说——对科学知识要求很严格的科幻小说类型。他的小说曾四度获得HUGO奖，海因莱因、阿西莫夫（No.3）和克拉克（No.4）被称为科幻三巨头。何止是具有影响力！

NO.9Orson Scott Card

奥森·斯科特·卡特

奥森·斯科特·卡特是史上最 受欢迎的科幻系列小说作家之一。《安德的游戏》(Ender’s Game)英雄故事系列堪与一直以来最受欢迎的系列丛书之一《沙丘》媲美，当然是现代最受欢迎的了。如果说威廉·吉布森(No.7)是赛博朋克科幻小说之父的话，那么奥森·斯科特·卡特则是现代的发言人，他引领着现代科幻小说的走向。

NO.10Douglas Adams道格拉斯·亚当斯

道格拉斯·亚当斯或许算得上是这个名单里最受 大众欢迎的作家之一，他的作品首次问世，就非常特别。亚当斯因他的《银河系漫游指南》 (Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)系列丛书而知名，这绝对是一部颠覆之作。这些作品为科幻小说引入了喜剧和怪诞（或许是超现实）的元素，至今仍为他的科幻迷所崇拜有加。

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