目录
1、求音乐：《火的战车》主题曲2、《火的战车》 介绍
3、萨克斯火的战车简谱
4、战车的架火战车
5、星际2恶火战车与秃鹫战车这两种单位谁更好用
6、有一个讲运动员励志的外国电影叫什么，就是最近看伦敦奥运会，解说员提到的一个，名字给忘记了
7、和班得瑞《火战车》前奏有些类似的一首交响曲
8、火之战车的音乐到底是范吉利斯的还是班得瑞的？？？
9、求电影《火的战车》中的经典台词
1、求音乐：《火的战车》主题曲
1981年，电子合成乐之翘首 Vangelis （范吉利斯）凭借为影片《 Chariots Of Fire 火战车 》所作的主题配乐“ Chariots Of Fire ”夺得奥斯卡金像奖“最佳电影歌曲”奖，一举扬名于世。
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2、 《火的战车》 介绍
应该是叫火之战车吧 很不错的电影 我就很爱看
影片《火之战车》剧情简介
根据许多年前传诵一时的真人真事改编，在1919年，赛跑好手犹太人哈罗德进入剑桥大学学习，同时在苏格兰的基督教信徒利迪尔也是一个天才的赛跑选手，两人最大目标都是在1924年巴黎的奥运会上夺冠。在奥运前的一次比赛中，利迪尔以微弱优势战胜了哈罗德，但哈罗德并没消沉，顶住了压力，刻苦训练，在巴黎奥运会上和利迪尔在不同项目上双双夺冠。哈罗德是为犹太人的名誉而战，利迪尔是为苏格兰人名誉而战。但影片表现出的高尚体育精神和道德精神，成为影片最为吸引人之处。影片获得第54届奥斯卡最佳影片、最佳原始剧本、最佳服装设计、最佳原始音乐四项大奖，同时还获得戛纳电影节评审团特别奖 导演 休·赫德逊 1981年导演《火的战车》，夺得1982年美国奥斯卡最佳影片金像奖
讯雷上有 推荐收看 尤其是里面的插曲 非常的好听
3、萨克斯火的战车简谱
21:00每天晚上在一个国家的王城竞技场附近会刷新一只BOSS“烈火兽”，它会得到一个难得的失败道具“烈火心脏。”当玩家聚集在一起的两个“火之心”与“家庭铁匠”加工材料的“核心烈火战车”中，玩家的道具和装备部分的“家庭战车”一起可以升级成为后来“战车火“的玩家还可以给”火“装备”火炮战车“，”车轮“，”底盘“和”铠甲“显著提升战车的能力。
此外，玩家还可以打绿色以上（含绿）系列的BOSS集合耐火材料，五组装后可以在家族铁匠交换“神农鼎”。所有的“家庭战车”可以通过使用“神农鼎”的复活技能的学习，玩家获得的战车可以释放这个技能的战车会杀了玩家复活。同时，“家庭的BOSS”后，越来越多度被击败回0
注意：使用期限60天“火战车的核心”; 90天“火的战车四件”使用时间限制
4、战车的架火战车
战车的主要武器有两类，格斗兵器和远射兵器。
车战的主要格斗兵器为戈，戈是一种长柄的勾状兵器，有锋利的双面刃和前锋，战车所配备的戈一般长三米左右，由“戎右”使用在战车交错时用于勾击或啄击。到了春秋时期戈大量的为戟所取代。
车上的甲士一般配备有青铜剑用于防身，在战车毁坏或敌人跃上战车时作贴身战斗。
战车上的远射兵器主要为弓或弩，这些远射兵器由射手负责使用，主要在战车较远距离冲击时，进行射击。
战车上的人员防护主要靠皮制的甲胄和盾，（也有少量的铜制防具）战车的成员主要直立与车中战斗，所以甲士兵用的皮甲都有较长的甲身，并且根据人员分工的不同有不同侧重，如“戎右”需要挥动戈、戟等武器格斗所以他的“披膊”一般只到肩部，而“御者”则把“披膊”向下延伸到手手腕，并连有护手。战车上一般使用大型盾，多数为皮制，并在盾加缀青铜部件用于加固。
其种类很多，有轻车、冲车和戊车等。战车最早在夏王启指挥的甘之战中使用。以后战争规模越来越大，战车成为战争的主力和衡量一个国家实力的标准，到春秋时出现了“千乘之国”、“万乘之国”。到了汉代，随着骑兵的兴起，战车逐渐退出了战争舞台。1980年陕西临潼秦始皇陵西侧出土了一前一后纵置的两辆大型彩绘铜车。前面的一号车为双轮、单辕结构，前驾四马，车舆为横长方形，宽126厘米，进深70厘米，前面与两侧有车栏，后面留门以备上下。车舆右侧置一面盾牌，车舆前挂有一件铜弩和铜镞。车上立一圆伞，伞下站立一名高91厘米的铜御官俑。其名叫立车，又叫戎车、高车，乘车时立于车上。
5、星际2恶火战车与秃鹫战车这两种单位谁更好用
在星际一代的时候秃鹫战车的存在是人族机械化的基石，而人族机械化又是当时的绝对主流战术，况且当时的地雷是不能补充的，常常有人戏称，买3颗雷送一辆车，可见这种兵种的强大。
恶火，则在星际2中仅作为骚扰兵种出场，虽然曾经有一段时间人族机械化也经常会出现恶火，但一来星际2的机械化局限性太大，二来恶火只能作为一种骚扰+炮灰兵种。
单纯比对这2个兵种，恶火作为一个骚扰兵种，并且存在的作用可以被秃鹫部分取代，而秃鹫则可以作为一种战略兵种，自然要比恶火强不是一点半点。
不过实际上，考虑到火车侠，寡妇雷和秃鹫的重复定位，兵种的搭配，战术设定，等等一系列的原因，肯定会有人持不同意见吧。
6、有一个讲运动员励志的外国电影叫什么，就是最近看伦敦奥运会，解说员提到的一个，名字给忘记了
火战车
《火战车》是休·赫德森1981年执导的一部电影。影片讲述剑桥大学犹太学生为了对抗种族偏见，为同胞争光，一心想成为赢得奥运会百米赛金牌的第一个犹太人。最后，自信而有拼搏精神的他终于夺得百米决赛冠军。
7、和班得瑞《火战车》前奏有些类似的一首交响曲
是不是
1《查拉图斯特拉如是说》
http://mp3.baidu.com/m?wd=%B2%E9%C0%AD%CD%BC%CB%B9%CC%D8%C0%AD%C8%E7%CA%C7%CB%B5&word=%B2%E9%C0%AD%CD%BC%CB%B9%CC%D8%C0%AD%C8%E7%CA%C7%CB%B5&tn=baidump3&ct=134217728&sc=hao123
2 《SANTORINI》
http://mp3.baidu.com/m?f=ms&tn=baidump3&ct=134217728&lf=&rn=&word=santorini+&lm=0
好像不太像啊，呵呵。还是请楼主听一下吧。
8、火之战车的音乐到底是范吉利斯的还是班得瑞的？？？
是范吉利斯的！传闻班德瑞这个乐团并不存在，是有人编出来的，里面的音乐都是东拼西凑，虽然不乏精品，但全不是原创。就拿它的《童年》来说吧，其实真正的曲名是《湿漉漉的山涧》，你到网上多搜集班德瑞的资料就会明白了。
9、求电影《火的战车》中的经典台词
《火的战车》经典台词：
Eric Liddell: Then where does the power come from, to see the race to its end? From within.
Eric Liddell: You came to see a race today. To see someone win. It happened to be me. But I want you to do more than just watch a race. I want you to take part in it. I want to compare faith to running in a race. It's hard. It requires concentration of will, energy of soul. You experience elation when the winner breaks the tape - especially if you've got a bet on it. But how long does that last? You go home. Maybe you're dinner's burnt. Maybe you haven't got a job. So who am I to say, "Believe, have faith," in the face of life's realities? I would like to give you something more permanent, but I can only point the way. I have no formula for winning the race. Everyone runs in her own way, or his own way. And where does the power come from, to see the race to its end? From within. Jesus said, "Behold, the Kingdom of God is within you. If with all your hearts, you truly seek me, you shall ever surely find me." If you commit yourself to the love of Christ, then that is how you run a straight race.
Eric Liddell: I believe God made me for a purpose, but he also made me fast. And when I run I feel His pleasure.
Harold M. Abrahams: If I can't win, I won't run!
Sybil Gordon: If you don't run, you can't win.
Sam Mussabini: Eric Liddell? He's no real problem...
Harold M. Abrahams: [Eric has already beaten Harold once] You could have fooled me.
Sam Mussabini: Yeah, he's fast! But he won't go any faster. He's a gut runner, digs deep! But a short sprint is run on nerves. It's tailor-made for neurotics.
Sam Mussabini: Do you want to know why you lost today?
[Harold nods]
Sam Mussabini: You're over striding.
[Sets coins in a row]
Sam Mussabini: Now these coins represent the steps in your sprint.
[Pushes coins together]
Sam Mussabini: Can you find me another two coins, Mr. Abraham?
[Harold looks up]
Sam Mussabini: 36 Remember, over striding. Death for the sprinter
ffb [shakes his head]
Sam Mussabini: . Knocks you back.
[Slaps Harold across the cheek. Harold winces]
Sam Mussabini: Like that!
[Slaps Harold again]
Sam Mussabini: And that!
[Sam laughs and grabs Harold by the arm]
Sam Mussabini: .
Harold M. Abrahams: That was the miscalculation of my life.
Harold M. Abrahams: You, Aubrey, are my most complete man.
Harold M. Abrahams: You're brave, compassionate, kind: a content man. That is your secret, contentment; I am 24 and I've never know it.
Harold M. Abrahams: I'm forever in pursuit and I don't even know what I am chasing.
Henry Stallard: [the athletes are playing cricket in the ballroom of their hotel. Henry Stallard is the umpire; Aubrey Montague bowls a delivery to Eric Liddell, batting] No ball!
Harold M. Abrahams: [desperate to get into bat] Come on, Aubrey, the old leg-break!
Harold M. Abrahams: [Aubrey bowls another delivery, which deceivingly appears to have gotten Eric out] HowZAT!
Henry Stallard: Not out!
Harold M. Abrahams: What do you mean, not out? You could've heard it from bloody Bournemouth! Come on, Liddell, my innings.
Eric Liddell: I didn't touch it, I swear it, must've been the crack of my wrist!
Harold M. Abrahams: He's out I tell you, you're all deaf - deaf and bloody blind! Aubrey I ask you, for God's sake!
Harold M. Abrahams: [No response from Aubrey, dramatic pause]
[punching the air]
Harold M. Abrahams: It's not FAIR!
[the athletes break into laughter, Abrahams eventually joining them]
Harold M. Abrahams: And now in one hour's time I will be out there again.
Harold M. Abrahams: I will raise my eyes and look down that corridor; 4 feet wide, with 10 lonely seconds to justify my whole existence. But WILL I?
Harold M. Abrahams: Aubrey, I've known the fear of losing but now I am almost too frightened to win.
Lord Andrew Lindsay: Protocol, Monty, Protocol, he is here to show us what may be done and more essentially what may not be.
Lord Birkenhead: Ah, Liddell! I was afraid you weren't here.
Eric Liddell: I'm afraid I am, sir.
Lord Birkenhead: Liddell, he is your future king, are you refusing to shake his hand? Does your arrogance extend that far?
Eric Liddell: My arrogance, sir, extends just as far as my conscience demands.
Lord Birkenhead: Fine, then let's hope that is wise enough to give you room to maneuver.
2b Lord Cadogan d06 : Don't be impertinent, Liddell!
Eric Liddell: The impertinence lies, sir, with those who seek to influence a man to deny his beliefs!
Lord Cadogan: Hear, hear. In my day it was King first and God after.
Duke of Sutherland: Yes, and the War To End Wars bitterly proved your point!
Eric Liddell: God made countries, God makes kings, and the rules by which they govern. And those rules say that the Sabbath is His. And I for one intend to keep it that way.
HRH Edward, Prince of Wales: There are times when we are asked to make sacrifices in the name of that loyalty. And without them our allegiance is worthless. As I see it, for you, this is such a time.
Eric Liddell: Sir, God knows I love my country. But I can't make that sacrifice.
Lord Cadogan: That's a matter for the committee!
Lord Birkenhead: We *are* the committee.
Duke of Sutherland: A sticky moment, George.
Lord Birkenhead: Thank God for Lindsay. I thought the lad had us beaten.
Duke of Sutherland: He did have us beaten, and thank God he did.
Lord Birkenhead: I don't quite follow you.
Duke of Sutherland: The "lad", as you call him, is a true man of principles and a true athlete. His speed is a mere extension of his life, its force. We sought to sever his running from himself.
Lord Birkenhead: For his country's sake, yes.
Lord Birkenhead: No sake is worth that, least of all a guilty national pride.
Sybil Gordon: [about running] Do you love it?
Harold M. Abrahams: I'm more of an addict. It's a compulsion with me, a weapon I can use.
Sybil Gordon: Against what?
Harold M. Abrahams: Being Jewish I suppose.
Sybil Gordon: [laughs incredulously] You're not serious! People aren't like that, people don't care. Can it be as bad as all that?
Harold M. Abrahams: You're not Jewish, or you wouldn't have had to ask.
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