,电影死亡诗社简介

《诗社》是由彼得·威尔执导，罗宾·威廉姆斯、·霍克、罗伯特恩·莱纳德领衔主演的一部励志。该片讲述的是一个有思想的老师和一群希望突破的学生之间的故事。该片于1989年6月2日在多伦多首映。

剧情简介：威尔顿预备学院以其沉稳凝重的教学风格和较高的升学率闻名，作为其毕业班的学生，理想就是升入名校。新学期文学老师约翰·基汀（罗宾·威廉姆斯饰）的到来如同一阵春风，一反传统名校的严肃刻板。

基汀带学生们在校史楼内聆听死亡的声音，反思生的意义 ；让男生们在绿茵场上宣读自己的理想；鼓励学生站在课桌上，用新的视角俯瞰世界。

老师自由发散式的哲学思维让学生内心产生强烈的共鸣，他们渐渐学会自己思考与求索，勇敢的追问人生的路途，甚至违反门禁，成立死亡诗社，在山洞里击节而歌！基汀教授、基汀老师、基汀队长，他的教育宛若春风化雨，润物无声的留在每个人心里。

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《死亡诗社》角色介绍：

1，基丁老师

在封闭的时代，他是叛逆者。在学生的记忆里，他是灵魂的拯救者。来到一所传统的贵族学校，中途接班，教授古典文学，第一节课就让学生撕掉诗集扉页上的导言，他让孩子们感受到自己的激情、包容，感受到文学的力量。

2，托德

贵族学校的班长。帅气、古典、睿智的英国大男孩。影片制造出一个压抑的环境，孩子们在教条中生活，一切都被安排得细密非常。直到基丁老师的出现打破了这一潭死水。班长是学生们的代表，对这位独树一帜的老师，他由质疑到观望，由观望到接受，由接受到赞同并被其深深影响。

参考资料来源：百度百科-死亡诗社

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《死亡诗社》是由彼得·，罗宾·威廉姆斯、伊桑·霍罗伯特·肖恩·莱纳德领衔主演部励志电影。该片讲述的是一个有思想的老师和一群希望突破的学生之间的故事。该片于1989年6月2日在多伦多首映。

剧情介绍：威尔顿预备学院以其沉稳凝重的教学风格和较高的升学率闻名，作为其毕业班的学生，理想就是升入名校。新学期文学老师约翰·基汀（罗宾·威廉姆斯 饰）的到来如同一阵春风，一反传统名校的严肃刻板。

基汀带学生们在校史楼内聆听死亡的声音，反思生的意义 ；让男生们在绿茵场上宣读自己的理想；鼓励学生站在课桌上，用新的视角俯瞰世界。

老师自由发散式的哲学思维让学生内心产生强烈的共鸣，他们渐渐学会自己思考与求索，勇敢的追问人生的路途，甚至违反门禁，成立死亡诗社，在山洞里击节而歌！基汀教授、基汀老师、基汀队长，他的教育宛若春风化雨，润物无声的留在每个人心里。

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《死亡诗社》幕后花絮：

1，写在诗社“宝书”扉页上的话来自梭罗的《瓦尔登湖》；基廷老师朗诵的《哦，船长！我的船长！》出自惠特曼的《草叶集》；另外还有莎士比亚的《第18号十四行诗》和拜伦的《她在美中步履姗姗》。

2，导演彼得·维尔选择按照年代顺序拍摄本片，目的在于更好地表现孩子们和基廷老师之间的友谊关系的进展，以及对他与日俱增的敬仰之情。

3，彼得·维尔在悉尼的一所名叫Scots College的私立男子中学读书，影片中很多场景都是再现了学校的风貌，如制服、纪律以及对学校的整体感觉等等。

4，电影拍摄于美国东部的特拉华州，位于安德鲁斯大街的一所寄宿学校。

5，在原著中，基廷老师是死于白血病的，但导演认为影片关注的主体应该是孩子们。

6，连姆·尼森原先是把导演的权利交给Jeff Kanew，但在罗宾·威廉姆斯加盟该片后，使得彼得·维尔成为该片的导演。

参考资料来源：百度百科-死亡诗社

本回答被网友采纳 讲的是一位语文老师于一个群的之间的故事，这个老师曾经于自己的好友了一个死亡书社，这不是最重要的，重要的是这位老师反对学校古板的教育，希望学生能走自己的路，不受夫母的影响。后来学校迫于这些学生家长的背景不得已将这位老师停课...... 后面的我记不到了，嘿嘿，『爱电影团队用自己所知的回答每一个问题』 基廷是一位友善开朗，十分热爱生教学生动活泼秀教师。他能不拘一格脱俗套，让学生充分展现自己的才华，他用着一个个巧妙的方法教育着学生，如在第一节课让孩子们聆听古老照片发出的呼唤，好像荒唐可笑，却让孩子们意识到人生的价值观。他让孩子们对学习充满信心，把抽象难懂的课本撕掉，鼓励孩子们拥有自己的特色，他让孩子们站在讲台上读出自己的诗作，他带领孩子们踢球，每踢一次就说出一句自己想说的话。自然而然让学生们理解了诗的真谛。他鼓励学生做自己想做的有价值的事情。正如他所说的：“及时行乐。”他引诱学生们走向自己兴趣的殿堂，如他鼓励尼尔去参加自己喜欢的歌剧，虽然结局是可悲的。但电影的结尾还是表达出基廷那高尚的教师品格。他受到所有的学生敬佩。当在最后，学生们一起高喊“哦，我的船长！” 1959年，威尔顿预备以它凝重的风格了当时人们的尊敬。在那里，教育的是固定的，不仅单调而缚了思想。

当理想和现实的无情相碰撞的时候,是向现实妥协，还是放飞自己的理想？

现代生活的节奏，让我们不得不审视自己为何活着.为何我们一直在做和自己年龄不相符的事？大人们的世界如此复杂，以为学校传统的教育模式就是对我们最好的保护，但却一直缺乏着人文色彩。生命的精髓没人教给我们。就像哪个古板的校长所说：按学校的传统教学，其他方面任其发展。传统，传统！我们存在不是为了传统，而是为了创新，为了革命。 Seven boys, Neil Perry (Robert Sean Leonard), Todd Anderson (Ethan Hawke), Knox Overstreet (Josh Charles), Charlie Dalton (Gale Hansen), Richard Cameron (Dylan Kussman), Steven Meeks (Allelon Ruggiero) and Gerard Pitts (James Waterston) attend the prestigious Welton Academy prep school, which is based on four principles: Tradition, Honour, Discipline and Excellence.

On the first day of class, the students are introduced to their overwhelming and extraordinary curriculum by sullen headmaster Gale Nolan (Norman Lloyd). However, their new English teacher John Keating (Robin Williams) tells the students that they may call him "O Captain My Captain!" (the title of a Walt Whitman poem) if they feel daring. His first lesson is unorthodox by Welton standards, whistling the 1812 Overture and taking them out of the classroom to focus on the idea of carpe diem (Latin for 'seize the day') by looking at the pictures of former Welton students in a trophy case. In a later class Keating has Neil read the introduction to their poetry textbook, a staid, dry essay entitled "Understanding Poetry" by the fictional academic Dr. J. Evans Pritchard, Ph. D., which describes how to place the quality of a poem on a scale, and rate it with a number. Keating finds the idea of such mathematical literary criticism ridiculous (calling it "excrement") and encourages his pupils to rip the introductory essay out of their textbooks. After a brief reaction of disbelief, they do so gleefully as Keating congratulates them with the memorable line "Begone, J. Evans Pritchard, Ph. D" (much to the surprise and disbelief of one of Keating's colleagues). He later has the students stand on his desk as a reminder to look at the world in a different way, just as Henry David Thoreau intended when he wrote, "The universe is wider than our views of it" (Walden).

The rest of the movie is a process of awakening, in which the boys (and the audience) discover that authority can and must always act as a guide, but the only place where one can find out one's true identity is within oneself. To that end, the boys secretly revive an old literary club in which Keating had been a member, called the Dead Poets Society. Todd experiences a particular transformation when, out of a severe episode of self-consciousness, he fails to complete a creative writing assignment and is subsequently taken through an exercise of uncharacteristic self-expression, realizing the creative potential he truly possesses. One of the boys, Charlie Dalton, takes his new personal freedom too far and publishes a profane and unauthorized article in the school flyer. In this article, Charlie states that he wants to have girls allowed at Welton. To the amusement of the other boys, he fakes a phonecall from God saying that girls should be allowed at Welton. Dean Nolan paddles and interrogates Charlie about the others involved. Charlie says he acted alone.

Neil, without his father's permission, tries out for a local production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. He desperately wants to be an actor, but knows his father (Kurtwood Smith) will disapprove. One day when Neil walks into his dorm room, he finds his father waiting for him. He orders Neil to withdraw from the play, but Neil goes against his wishes and delivers a sterling performance as Puck. Infuriated by this affront to his authority, Neil's father plans to pull him out of Welton and to enroll him in Braden Military School to prepare him for Harvard University and pursue a career in medicine. Unable to cope with the future that awaited him and equally unable to make his father understand his passion for acting, Neil commits suicide with his father's revolver.

By the request of Neil's parents, the headmaster holds an investigation into the tragedy. Nolan gets help from one of the students, Richard Cameron. When Charlie Dalton finds out that Cameron has not only squealed on them, but also blamed Keating, he furiously attacks his former friend, and is expelled from Welton.

Neil's parents take no responsibility for his son's death and instead holds Keating responsible. In Nolan's office, Todd is forced to regretfully sign a written confession casting blame on his former teacher. It is implied that the other students who are still faithful to Keating were similarly forced. Keating is accused of inciting the boys to restart the Dead Poets Society, and is fired, even though they recreated it themselves.

In the film's dramatic conclusion, the boys return to English class following Keating's termination. The class is now being temporarily taught by Nolan, who has the boys read from the very Pritchard essay they had ripped out at the start of the semester. As the lesson drones on, Keating enters the room to retrieve a few belongings. On his way out, Todd apologizes to Keating for having signed the confession, citing the force exercised by the Academy. Keating acknowledges this. Nolan sternly orders Todd to be quiet and demands that Keating leave at once. As he exits the door, Keating is startled to hear "Captain! My Captain!" being called out by Todd, who has stood on his desk as Keating bid him to do earlier, demonstrating the new perspective Keating has taught him. Enraged, Nolan warns Todd to sit down immediately or face expulsion, only to be defied. Then, one after another, the members of the Dead Poet's Society (except Cameron) climb onto their desks (the first exclaiming "O Captain! My Captain!"--the others silenty but resolutely) as a form of salute. The furious Nolan is defeated; he cannot expel half the class without compromising the school's image, and with it his reputation. Keating is touched and thanks the boys. He then leaves Welton for good, satisfied that the life lessons he has imparted to them have left their marks.

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