《古罗马的贡献》好看吗？经典影评锦集
《古罗马的贡献》是一部由Adam Hart-Davis执导，纪录片主演的一部UK类型的电影，特精心从网络上整理的一些观众的影评，希望对大家能有帮助。
《古罗马的贡献》精选点评：
●挺有意思的
●有趣
●靠谱
●到如今，罗马帝国覆灭了，但它仍存在于我们的语言中，深深影响着今天的建筑，以及我们熟知的元素周期表里。
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●是说，音乐也很好听~
●纪录片往往走正统的路线，力求客观公正。这个系列画面生动，主讲幽默，亲和力强。要是你想要了解罗马对不列颠的贡献，借助视觉图像，你可以非常容易地了解罗马的公路系统是如何勘测的，引水渠是什么，最早的三明治是什么做的，还有，还有，玻璃是如何烧制的，不列颠是怎么被建立的。
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《古罗马的贡献》影评(一)：老头太可爱了
纪录片往往走正统的路线，力求客观公正。但是这个系列画面饱满生动，主讲幽默可亲，很多实地考察与现场模拟，一定是你想要看，能看懂的历史文化科普片。要是你想要了解罗马对不列颠的贡献，借助视觉图像，你可以非常容易地了解罗马的公路系统是如何勘测的，引水渠是什么，最早的三明治是什么做的，还有，还有，玻璃是如何烧制的，不列颠是怎么被建立的。
《古罗马的贡献》影评(二)：呵呵
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面对如此众多的科技成果，你不得不惊叹于古代罗马人的高度智慧
另外，这部纪录片非常成功的将大量微缩模型用于说明各种科技成就，不但极度清晰易懂形象有趣，而且大大节省了制片成本（如果这些科技成果都用电脑动画模拟出来的话，成本显然会高不少）
另外我也很喜欢这个老头的解说风格
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这套纪录片实际上应该称为What The Romans Did in Britain.
记述的仅仅是罗马人在占领不列颠期间的科技创造
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我发现第6集讲述到罗马人使用水泥的时候好像有点小穿帮，在讲解人和罗马水泥专家谈话的时候，镜头中右边的小门洞里探出一只可爱的狗狗头来四处张望：）
《古罗马的贡献》影评(三)：What The Romans Did For Us
After watched the BBC documentary series “What did Romans Did for us”, I was quite impressed by the extraordinary wisdom of the ancient Romans.
ersonally, I think that although the products of ancient romans were quiet primitive, they were very delicate and they showed the fundamental principles of the food processing, architecture, manufacture of glass and concrete, weapons, water transport, Informatics Communication Technologies in our modern life. And based on those principles, our human being created a more convenient modern society.
In one of our European Culture class, Prof. Ding said that Rome passed on the heritage of the Greeks. In the documentary, I have also found a small detail to prove the statement. In the fifth episode: “One the edge of the Empire”, the ancient Romans use very thin wood to create postcard. This kind of folding postcard can date back to ancient Greek. And the reason why they use thin wood is that they could not get papyrus, which is one of the symbols of ancient Egypt and ancient Greeks, to make postcard.
Also, in the documentary series, I have found some similarity between the products making by Romans and ancient Chinese. When I watched the first episode: Life of Luxury, I was surprised to find that some of the processes in making grape wine are quite similar to making traditional Chinese tea. In this clip, the screw press, reconstructed using traditional techniques by carpenter Henry Russell, was used to produce wine. Similarly, in the tea manufacture of ancient China, Chinese people also need the use screw press. However, when it comes to the process of press, Ancient romans use it to squeeze the grape and get the juice, while Chinese people do that in order to roll the tea leaves and make them stay in a beautiful shape. Also, in the sixth episode: Ahead of Their Time, there is a kind of flotation made from animal skin, in the Chinese Buddhist dictionary, we can also find the definition of this flotation, it is called “Fu Nang” .
浮囊，渡海人所带免没溺之物也。名义集七曰：‘五分云：自今听诸比丘畜浮囊，若羊皮若牛皮，传闻，西域渡海之人多作鸟翎毛袋，或齐巨牛脬，海船若失，吹气浮身。’
o, both in ancient china and ancient romans, people use the same material to cross rivers. Maybe we can also create “what did ancient Chinese did for us” documentaries in China~
In my point of view, both the wonderful classes of Prof. Ding and the material she sent into Doban websites are meaningful and of high quality. We can really enrich ourselves and improve our culture literacy through the learning process!