剧情简介
本片讲述了年轻作家郑伟因想找到创作灵感搬到了朋友阿文的公寓中，亨利希望能写出新鲜东西来交差。谁知一大早遇到了被阿文抛弃的女孩艾心来找阿文，亨利并死活不肯走，一定要等到阿文回来，郑伟没辙只好让她住进来。两个生活习惯完全不一样的人住在一起由此闹出了让人气又让人笑的事情来……最后发展到也离不开谁、令人羡慕的一对恋人。
亨利五世
本片讲述了年轻作家郑伟因想找到创作灵感搬到了朋友阿文的公寓中，亨利希望能写出新鲜东西来交差。谁知一大早遇到了被阿文抛弃的女孩艾心来找阿文，亨利并死活不肯走，一定要等到阿文回来，郑伟没辙只好让她住进来。两个生活习惯完全不一样的人住在一起由此闹出了让人气又让人笑的事情来……最后发展到也离不开谁、令人羡慕的一对恋人。
卓定涛
回复 :一位落魄的原百老汇制片人跟一个“高级经济师”联手，吸引风险投资来排戏，以及如何搞砸这部叫《希特勒的春天》的戏，好让投资都进他们两个人的腰包。未曾想，那部“大话希特勒”版的闹剧大受欢迎，他们的计划也因此暴露，双双上了法庭。
麦志诚
回复 :主角悍女Katarina出名泼辣，生男勿近，而她的妹妹Bianca却是一位温柔娴婌的万人迷。做父亲的惨成祸心，或许受不了大女儿Katarina的气焰凌迟，他居然徇私剥夺妹妹谈恋爱的自由，直至姐姐嫁得出为止。那些倾慕妹妹的众生皆因此头疼，苦思后度出一计，就是找一隻替死鬼娶姐姐。Katarina性格暴躁、脾气倔强，找不到任何一个敢娶她的男人，在心不甘情不愿的情况下，她嫁给了高大结实的大胡子男人Petruchio。Petruchio一心要把Katarina训练成百依百顺的好妻子，所以他采取了“以暴制暴”的方式，最后终于驯服了Katarina的一身傲骨。Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of William Shakespeare's play about love and marriage. Shy Bianca and mean-spirited Katarina, are two daughters of the rich merchant, Baptista. Though Bianca is being courted by a number of young men, Baptista announces that she may not marry until Katarina is wed. None of the men in town are willing to marry Katarina, so Bianca remains unwed, until a scoundrel called Petruchio appears.
京生
回复 :Straub-Huillet’s adaptation of Heinrich Böll’s biting satire Bonn Diary presents the reflections of a reactivated officer who is summon ed to the West German capital by the Ministry of Defense to establish an Academy for Military Memories. Straub considered his film to be an intervention against German rearmament in the Adenauer era: "Machorka-Muff is the story of a rape, the rape of a country on which an army has been imposed, a country which would have been happier without one."In "Machorka-Muff," Mr. Straub, employing the cold, somewhat expressionistic but always loquacious approach of his other films, comes closest to underlining the almost subliminal irony of his themes. He briefly outlines, through the performance of Colonel Machorka-Muff, a former Nazi who is reinstated in the Adenauer regime, the unchanging thinking of the Nazi and/or the military mind. As the colonel of the title, Dr. Johannes Eckhardt is properly cold and convincing as the believer in the rights of the soldier. Although it is the shortest and earliest of Mr. Straub's films, it is both the most lucid of his works and the most clearly indicative of his potential as an imaginative filmmaker.
