王者之心

总体还说还是值得一看。喜欢中世纪（除血型之外的）一切风格，只是感情有点太拖沓，有些台词，特别是女主角的，还不若没有强。

Tristan and Isolde是和罗密欧与朱丽叶齐名的悲剧，而且比后者出现还要早。只是中文“王者之心”翻译的比较ＢＴ。
这部缠绵悱恻的三幕歌剧改编自中世纪德国诗人斯特拉斯布洛的同名叙事诗，主题是情欲、爱和死亡，影片参照了长诗和歌剧的基本故事格局与主题

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    天津万达看的译制版，国语配音，听到第一句话时很不爽，还没有字幕。
    传说中的史诗片，可惜我对史诗了解太少，对Tristan和Isolde根本就是闻所未闻。片子中间有对故事背景的介绍，中世纪的黑暗时代，罗马帝国毁灭，爱尔兰与英格兰的割据。
    这些都不是我所关心的。
    记住了几个镜头：
    Tristan小时候和Melot等小伙伴练剑时，情绪很低，结果被其他人嘲笑。被激怒后的1 v N表演让人有些夸张了，影院里传出一片笑声。此刻的Tristan已经显露出他的天赋。
    Tristan为父报仇那段，面对“比他强壮两倍”的Morholt丝毫没有畏惧，并最终手刃仇人。总能唤醒男儿的血性。

    说说自己真正在意的地方吧：
    又是拱手让出心爱的人，好在这次是为了“国家”，不像李寻欢那么恶心（武侠人物我最讨厌李寻欢，这个贱人，把自己深爱着并且她也深爱着自己的美女，送给了畜生大哥）。后来听到他们说“看看你做了什么”，想起Jet的那首歌 <Look What You've Done>。
    oh, look what you've done
    you've made a fool of everyone
    oh well, it seems likes such fun
    until you lose what you had won

    很讨厌这样的情节，虽然同情他们的境遇，但还是痛恨他们的不努力、不作为。

    Isolde救起Tristan时居然脱光光给他暖身子，着实让我吃惊。觉得此女真乃女中豪杰，世间罕有。
    可后面他问她名字时，居然骗他说是“Bragnae”，悲剧的开端。
    送他走时Isolde又坚决要留下。我不知道如果Tristan多坚持几次她会不会随他回英格兰。但，她此时抛弃真爱的做法，我实在不能认同，又一次错误的选择。
    Tristan代替Marke出战，参加比武招亲，最终赢得美人归。Isolde揭开面纱那一刻，Tristan完全没了赢得荣耀的欢欣，陷入无尽的痛苦之中。但，他屈于大义与责任，拱手将Isolde让予Marke，将两人的故事隐藏在心底，是我无法接受的。我不能理解骑士的荣耀，我还是宁愿选择坦诚，忠于内心，忠于现实，忠于爱情。我那会在心底一个劲地叫着“跟Marke说出真相吧，白痴！”，结果，丫还是没说。
    Tristan让出了Isolde，却又不够决绝，每日思念着Isolde，嫉妒着Marke，最终开始和Isolde偷情……最最不愿看到的一幕，终于发生了，结局不必说——被捉奸。
    奸情被人利用，毁约攻城，Dor城堡陷于危难。Melot亦因为储君一事而头脑昏沉，被利用说出密道。
    Isolde为向Marke说出事情的原委，Marke给了他们自由，Tristan为部落力战而死，这一切~~~~
    偷情、通奸的二位没有传出太多恶名，但这种做法始终为我不耻。
    
    一个爱情至上主义者的胡话——去他妈的国家大义、道德礼节，喜欢谁就是谁，没什么不可说的。真爱，尤其是两情相悦的真爱，请忠于自己、忠于现实、忠于爱情，不要屈服于任何托辞，不要让悲剧一次次重演。

2008-05-25

　　抄录其中几个场景中经典的对白
　　1
　　Isolde: “There she , who bore you ,brought you forth
　　Set me as a seal upon your heart,
　　as a seal upon your arm,
　　for love is as srong as death.”
　　(From the Bible Solomon 8:5-6)
　　
　　Tristan: ridiculous.
　　
　　Isolde: I happen to believe what that says,don't you think there's more to life?
　　
　　Tristan: Than what?
　　
　　Isolde: Something more than duty and death. Why be capable of feelings for not to have them? Why long for things if they're not meant to be ours?
　　……
　　
　　2
　　Tristan: Come with me. Come with me!
　　Isolde: I can't!
　　Tristan: Why not? Please!
　　Isolde: Tristan, we both know this can't be, we've known it from the start. That doesn't mean it isn't true, it is, it just cannot be. I want to know that you're alive somewhere thinking of me from time to time. I want to know that there's more to this life and I can't know that if they kill you. Please! Go.
　　
　　
　　3
　　My face in thine eyes,thine in mine appears.
　　And true plain hearts do in the faces rest.
　　Where can we find two better hemispheres...
　　without sharp North,without declining West?
　　Whaterver dies was not mixed equally.If our two loves be one...
　　and thou and i love so alike that none can slacken...
　　none can die.
　　（From The Good-Morrow By John Donne）
　　
　　4附上一首诗：作者不详，张小娴抑或泰戈尔
　　The furthest distance in the world
　　
　　The furthest distance in the world
　　Is not between life and death
　　But when I stand in front of you
　　Yet you don’t know that
　　I love you
　　The furthest distance in the world
　　Is not when i stand in font of you
　　Yet you can’t see my love
　　But when undoubtedly knowing the love from both
　　Yet cannot
　　Be togehter
　　The furthest distance in the world
　　Is not being apart while being in love
　　But when plainly can not resist the yearning
　　Yet pretending
　　You have never been in my heart
　　The furthest distance in the world
　　Is not
　　But using one’s indifferent heart
　　To dig an uncrossable river
　　For the one who loves you
　　
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"Before Romeo and Juliet, There was Tristan and Isolde..."

片子拍的非常古典 完全没有预告片里背景的Going under所渲染出的味道
所以最好先看2个版本的Trailer 会衍生出许多不同的感觉

一个男人的悲剧
武功极佳且英勇聪敏 本来有可能成为国王 留名历史
对一个女子的悲恋 断送一切
游荡在那个成为他养父妻子的女人周围 终日魂不守舍
面对她的面容 几乎不能言语 眼睛里从此充满雾水
最终战死

一个女人的悲剧
美丽善良的王后 被两个男人疯爱
深爱上自己辛苦救回来的男人
看着拼命搏杀的爱人是替别人赢得自己
用无数眼泪和细语换回的片刻温存
被火焰和兵器吞没 心碎于人前

那些贪婪于权力的人利用两人来达到自己的目的
他们无力的面对愤怒指责的人们
但被那个同时爱他们的男人所救
却还是臣服于无法逃脱的宿命


初见
Tristan: What's your name?
Isolde: Oh, I think it's better if we don't bother with names.

分离
Tristan: Come with me. Come with me!
Isolde: I can't!
Tristan: Why not? Please!
Isolde: Tristan, we both know this can't be, we've known it from the start. That doesn't mean it isn't true, it is, it just cannot be. I want to know that you're alive somewhere thinking of me from time to time. I want to know that there's more to this life and I can't know that if they kill you. Please! Go.

返回的船上
Isolde: You risked your life to give me to another man.
Tristan: You said your name was Bragnae. Why did you do that?
Isolde: Oh, what have I done? Stop this thing, Tristan, say something.
Tristan: I can't. I won you in my King's name.
Isolde: But I'm your's. You touched me and I knew.
Tristan: It doesn't matter.
Isolde: It's the only thing that matters, Tristan. Leave with me, I'll go anywhere!
Tristan: Your marriage will end a hundred years of bloodshed.
Isolde: [crying] My marriage to *another* man!
Tristan: Isode, we will live with this, we must.

婚礼上
Isolde: If things were different, if we lived in a place without duty, would you be with me?
Tristan: That place does not exist.
Isolde: [sobs] I'll pretend it's you.

表白
Isolde:I'm leaving with this, Tristan, as you said we must.
Tristan[to Isolde]: I live in torture, thinking of these moments. With every look he gives you, I get sicker and sicker. There is a burning in me I feel on fire, and there's guilt I can't comidify. Does it make you happy to know that?

秘密幽会中
Isolde: How many have you loved before me?
Tristan: None.
Isolde: And after me?
Tristan: None.

面对国王的疑惑
Tristan: [to Lord Marke] She is loyal to you. I am sure of it.

坦白
Lord Marke: [on the affair] How long?
Isolde: Since you thought he was dead.

被解救后，面对爆发的侵略
Isolde: ...if we do this.
Tristan: Our love will be forever remembered as brought down a kingdom. Remember us.

最终
Isolde: Know that I love you Tristan. Wherever you go, whatever you see. I'll be there with you.
[His Last Words]
Tristan: You were right. Life is greater than death. And love is greater than either.

"Before Romeo and Juliet, there was Tristan and Isolde." 这部电影的广告文案话说得不小，但论辈分，T&I的故事倒真老得能让罗密欧朱丽叶叫爷爷奶奶。传说这个传说7世纪就广为流传，后来被瓦格纳改成歌剧以后越发有名起来。

  史诗片就像什么料都加的麻辣烫，中世纪古装、刀光剑影、美人美景、忠孝廉义、罗曼蒂克、骑士义气端成一锅，味道复杂，谁都不得罪。不过这部虽然是史诗片，但偏浪漫悲剧多一点。

  男主角代替国王舅舅比武招亲，武艺高强当然夺魁，却发现替舅舅赢来的公主老婆居然就是自己苦找的心上人，故事就从此一惨不可收拾。据说男主角Tristan的名字在意大利原文里就是“悲伤”的意思，演Tristan的James Franco在电影的2小时里眼睛一直像罩着湿气的湖，眼泪隐蔽地进进出出。IMDB上有一派觉得此人大木头一块，哪有热恋样子，Wooden；另一派坚持人家表情功夫微妙眼睛还会说话，Gorgeous。我没什么想法，就是很想拿script来看看编剧到底写了多少遍“此处Tristan需呆呆深情凝视”。

这种精彩的冷兵器战斗的片子按说中国历史上的可用的故事随随便便就可以拍几千部，可惜拍不出来；只好看人家老美的。

流星锤长短刀剑盾……十八般武艺看的我很是过瘾。

至于主题爱情，就是那么回事了……男人嘛，责任和感情冲突还不是一辈子都躲不掉？

最后戏剧性的获胜看起来有些假我以为实际上很深刻的反映了政治斗争的威力和魅力：
在你最得意最十拿九稳的时候失败就已经到了你的后背开始吹你的脖子了……
只有永远的利益……
平衡就是政治的最高技巧……