Ⅰ 电影《手机 》内容简介
《手机》简介:
从小山沟里奋斗出来的节目主持人严守一虽说其貌不扬但是足以成为全中国电视观众的“偶像”，他主持的谈话类节目《有一说一》，不管是小孩还是老人，凡是他的节目一开始，肯定会老老实实的座在电视机前，等待着他的一番妙语。
就是这么个在节目中总是劝导参与者要说实话，要有一说一的主持人，在生活中却不得不为自己编造一个有一个的谎言。
本身已经结婚的严守一禁不住年轻女孩子的诱惑，和一个杂志社编辑五月保持着情人的关系.但是纸里包不住火，一次偷情之后还是露出了马脚。因为害怕妻子知道自己的行踪严守一关了手机，结果妻子将电话打到了严守一的好友费墨那里。
毫不知情的费墨虽然竭力掩饰，但是还是被妻子于文娟发现了其中的“猫腻”，已经有了疑心的于文娟最终还是在他身上发现了五月的牙印，等待他们的只有离婚。
按说离婚后严守一应该是得到了“解放”，但是这离婚非但没带来轻松，而且增加了不少麻烦.离婚后严守一和戏剧学院的女教师沈雪交上了男女朋友，沈雪是个十足的小女人性格，猜疑和妒嫉心极强。一次为了探个究竟跟着严守一等一帮大老爷们去了桑那房，硬着头皮也要插上一脚。
编辑五月也是个让严守一头疼的人，她的年轻和我行我素给严守一的精神世界带来冲击的同时也给严守一带来了无尽的烦恼，再加上严守一的前妻也要求给她自己找个工作，严守一不断的三个人之间徘徊，不断在用手机维持着他们4个人之间这剪不断理理还乱的关系。
一直以来扮演着知识分子角色的严守一的同事费墨，对于严守一的这些事的态度就是：麻烦麻烦。但是到了后来自己也露了马脚，也是因为自己有个小情人的事情败露，而陷入了和严守一同样的麻烦境地。
(1)手机在线五月电影扩展阅读：
角色介绍
1、严守一
严守一（葛优饰）是著名电视谈话节目《有一说一》主持人，参加了电视台组织的短期培训班，培训班的授课老师叫沈雪（徐帆饰）。在课堂上，严守一认为这培训班只是“走过场”，他不顾沈雪的招呼，在课堂上玩起了手机。沈雪多次警告后，还将严守一的手机扔到了垃圾桶里，让他在大庭广众下“丢了面子”。严守一和沈雪“不打不相识”，通过手机开始了一段新恋情。
2、武月
武月，某出版社的女编辑，和严守一在火车餐车上偶然相遇，对严守一穷追不舍。
3、费墨
费墨（张国立饰）本来是一坐而论道的知识分子，是一常把“厚道”挂在嘴边，为人处世什么道理都懂，老成稳重的人，却也没有经得住美色欲望的诱惑。
4、沈雪
授课老师，在电视台组织的短期培训班，担任培训班的授课老师。
Ⅱ 五月花电影城
这是五月花电影城的排片表你可以看看
目前上映的是
谍影重重3
虎胆龙威4
色·戒
每天14：00前的场次及周三全天特价。
长者特惠场：（票价：10元）凭本人退休证或达退休年龄的身份证明购票进
http://www.mtime.com/showtime/China_Guangdong_Province_Guangzhou_Yuexiu/1097/
Ⅲ 五月天电影追梦3DNA在线观看 追梦3DNADVD高清迅雷下载 电影追梦3DNA优酷、土豆视频
五月天电影《追梦3DNA》视频播放 电影《追梦3DNA》QVOD在线观看
由得艺国际、相信音乐联合出品，小马奔腾影业发行，即将于9月9月内地公映的华语首部3D音乐电影五月天《追梦3DNA》今日公布了2分钟版预告片。这部集结了亚洲天团五月天在全球各地巡回演唱会精华的音乐电影，除了以3D效果呈现出不一样的演唱会质感之外，更有刘若英、任贤齐。
五月天电影《追梦3DNA》视频播放 电影《追梦3DNA》QVOD在线观看
五月天《追梦3DNA》是五月天成立以来的首部银幕处女秀，虽然十年来五月天也参加过不少电影台前幕后的工作，但以主角的方式集体亮相在大银幕上还是头一回。谈及为何要选择五月天《追梦3DNA》作为五月天的首部电影，阿信说道：“音乐是五月天的根﹑演唱会是五月天的灵魂﹑电影是五月天的梦。大家都知道，五月天爱作梦，也一直不惜代价倔强地追梦。没有大家跟五月天一起追梦，梦想不会成真，而且真的零距离。”
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Ⅳ 五月花号 电影在线观看或者下载！
1、这部电影国内没有介绍，国外找到的资料有限。该片原版光盘是NTSC制式的DVD光盘。
2、在国外网站上有相关故事梗概：
从讲的是关于美国的早期历史，五月花号从荷兰出发，穿越危险穿越大西洋，经历难以想象的艰难困苦中到达了美洲新大陆，这是一段关于信仰者最终到达心中圣地旅程的故事，描述了他们如何与恶劣的大自然抗争并最终到达在一个全新陌生的世界繁荣起来的故事。
3、如果你想得到这部电影，目前知道的就是通过亚马逊购物网站，市场价好像是24美元。
4、一些英文资料：
英文介绍：From their self-imposed exile in Holland and perilous Atlantic crossing in the Mayflower to unimaginable hardships encountered in their new land, this is the definitive story of the Pilgrims and how they came to live--and ultimately prosper--in the harsh climate of an unfamiliar world.
国外一些观众的评论：
This History Channel presentation of the pilgrims is two and a half hours of a well-known and very important part of our American history, although you may not realize how little you actually do know of these separatists and of the times they lived. In fact, it certainly is more movie than documentary and, although interspersed throughout are historians filling in the gaps, this docu-drama is as engulfing and riveting as any full-length period movie I have seen. The lives and times of these early European settlers are authentically portrayed by use of English Shakespearian actors, and the quality shows. Never have I seen any other film put flesh on the bones of the pilgrims to the extent this one does. A social history extravaganza!
The clothing, lighting, effects (especially while on the Mayflower), and, at times, even some of the speech patterns are reflected fairly accurately. I did not see the typical revisionist history so often reflected in many of today's historical depictions. They were very religious folk bent on keeping their practices, even if they had to cross the ocean to do it, and this movie shows that in no uncertain terms.
The Indian dramatization was done very well for the most part, although I would have preferred to have their speech in their original (or close to their original) language and include the use of sub-titles.
Oh well, can't have everything.
As an extra added bonus, by the way, there are a couple of short (too short!) extra's - one features the making of this extraordinary documentary, and the other has outtakes and bloopers.
For teachers and lovers of history I recommend this docu-drama very highly. A wonderful way to learn about our early American history.
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Most Americans know the story of the Pilgrims and Mayflower...or do they? The History Channel has done a great job here, showing us that there is more to the story than we'd been taught. For example, who knew that many of the Pilgrims had actually moved to the Netherlands for an extended period (12 years or so) before deciding to try their luck in the New World? Or that there were actually two ships (the other being called The Speedwell), but the 2nd one was left behind because it was deemed un-seaworthy? Or that the Pilgrims landed first, not at Plymouth, but on Cape Cod, only to be driven off by the Native Americans there? These facts and many others are revealed in this interesting film.
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It will be worth the dvd coming out the end of January. Shown now as Thanksgiving day fare. It is really an untold story. That is, the story of the struggles of the Separatist (Pilgims) in the 13 years before the Mayflower ever sailed. That was 1607, the year the first sucessful permanent colony was established in Virginia, named after King James. England was Protestant & The Anglican Church of England was the only lawful religion. James seemed to be quite pious in that regard. Not to the Separatist, who were loyal to the king in every way except religious. They printed tracts & even accused the King of popishness. This angered him & he harassed them until they left England for Holland. There they were tolerated but somewhat isolated & empoverished. This could not be a permanent solution & they decided that America might be option to consider. They needed a charter from King James who was basically angry with them but readily agree. He did not like them in Holland & in America they would be far away & out of his hair. Obtaining a ship, crew & provisions for the long trip was not cheap. Eventually they had to take non-believers with them who had money & for various reasons also wanted to leave. They had several fitful starts & even had to turn back several times. Finally they left England in late summer of 1620, a bad time to leave & even worse to land for it got them to America with winter bearing down & no chance to plant crops. They never got to Virginia. Instead they landed in Massachuetts Bay, outside of the area of their charter from the king. The weather prevented them from sailing out & around Cape Cod & south to Viginia. So there they stayed. Technically, they were no longer ruled by English law & the non-believers aboard knew this. They were not going to be governed by the rules that the separatist proposed once they landed. Both groups were of about equal size & what came about was the first great document in our history, The Mayflower Compact. Essentially a consensus document setting up a government with laws that all groups could live with. Quite remarkable. This document saved their lives. If they had split they surely would have perished. As it was, half the people died that winter. They pulled together & made it. These events were recorded for posterity by one of the original Pilgrims, William Bradford, who was there & later would become Govenor of the colony until shortly before his death in 1657. The reenactments for this documentary were quite well done. They choose a permenant site but not before fleeing & fighting some Native American tribes for stealing their seed corn & making friends with another tribe. A claim that there were over 50,000,000 people in North America at this time is hard to believe. But if true the number that died from disease & at the hands of Europeans over the next 250 years is truly a disaster eclipsing other examples of mass extinctions in history. By fall 1621 there was enough bounty to have a festival. According to this telling, the natives just dropped in bringing wild turkeys & both groups partied together for three days & nights. They ate all of the Pilgrims food. Later, they brought in supplies of venision, a high prestige gift of respect. The Pilgims were expected to do the same, that is drop in any time uninvited to eat & stay overnight. This version did not mention a story I had heard. The Pligims landed where they did because they were in a hurry to set up a brewery, having run through the ship's supply of beer. One thing that is important to point out is the Pilgrims did not come to America to practice religious freedom. They came to America for the freedom to practice their religion.