2020年5-8月雅思口语part3题库及范文:想分享给朋友的电影

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　　题目：

　　1.What kind of films are popular in China?

　　2.What kinds of films do young people like to watch?

　　3.Do fewer people choose to watch movies in the cinemas than people did in the past?

　　4.Do you think cinemas will disappear in the future?

　　范文：

　　1.What kind of films are popular in China?

　　This is a really difficult (巧妙的) question, cuz you see, it’s hard to name just one genre(类型). China is an enormous country and as such, the market diversity is almost infinite. But I guess in the meantime, the most popular sort of film would be Sci-fi, of which the trend could date back to(追溯到) the renowned The Wandering Earth, an absolute box office *ash during last Spring Festival. Since then, tons of Sci-fi films have been made and brought to the cinema or the internet. However, to be fair, most of them are not of decent quality, at least, not matching their popularity.

　　2.What kinds of films do young people like to watch?

　　This really depends on personal preference, mostly. For instance, I’m not really keen on superhero films like Marvel franchise(漫威系列), or Batman, you know, DC stuff. But they are, indeed, extremely popular among many young people. For me, however, I don’t really have a favourite genre, I just like watching films that have deep insights(深刻洞见) into the social conflict, like gender inequality(性别不平等), or privacy crisis, etc. They don’t have to be documentaries, you see, the discussion can be metaphoric(隐喻性的), even animations can be thought-provoking(发人深省 的) sometimes. I guess my preference can also represent a considerable amount of young people in China.

　　3.Do fewer people choose to watch movies in the cinemas than people did in the past?

　　Quite to the contrary, I tend to believe that cinemas are prosperous(繁荣的) in China now. One reason for that is our financial capability(经济能力) has been rising, well, at least on paper it is, and the young generation has a different, more embracing(欣然接受的) attitude towards entertainment, compared with our parents’ generation. Another possible reason, which is relatively more ironic (讽 刺的), is that the economy is in a downturn, and we all know that entertainment industry booms in such circumstance, cuz... Oh I don’t know, cuz people don’t have better things to do?Yea, and they just want to have a rest or even escape, from their stressful daily routine.

　　4.Do you think cinemas will disappear in the future?

　　Not really. I think it’s a completely different sort of feeling when you watch a film sitting in the cinema, probably because of the huge screen, like the ones in IMAX cinemas, and that cannot really be substituted(替换) by any device accessible from your living room. Also, going to the cinema for a film is a common social activity that happens a lot between friends, or in a relationship. Inviting others to your place to watch a film can sometimes be awkward or not really appropriate(不太合适). So I think they will still exist, both as an irreplaceable entertainment facility and social establishment(社交场所).

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