【作文】三年级看电影有感作文400字：看《寻梦环游记》有感

米格和他的吉他

星期六，妈妈陪我看了电影《寻梦环游记》。看完以后，我抱着抱枕发了好一会儿呆，心里又暖又酸。

电影里的小男孩米格跟我差不多大，他特别喜欢音乐，想当一名音乐家。可是他们全家都不许碰音乐，家里连一把吉他都不能有。米格只能偷偷做了一把小吉他，躲在屋顶上弹。他一弹起吉他，眼睛亮亮的，整个人都在笑。我看得入迷，心想，有喜欢的事情的人，原来是这样发光的。

后来，米格阴差阳错跑进了亡灵世界。那里的人要到活人的世界去探亲，必须得到家人的祝福。米格一边找歌神要祝福，一边认识了落魄的乐手埃克托。他们一起闯关，一起唱歌，米格还上了电视。亡灵世界五颜六色，桥上是万寿菊铺成的花瓣路，好看极了。

可是故事越往后，我越明白了一个秘密。歌神看起来风光，其实又坏又小气；穷乐手埃克托才是米格的曾曾祖父，他一辈子最想念的就是女儿可可。他在床边给女儿弹吉他的那一段，我的眼泪一下子掉了下来。原来吉他声里装的不是名气，是爱。

最后，米格回到人间，冲回家拿起吉他，弹给太奶奶可可听。他一边唱一边喊，曾曾祖父从来没有离开过。可可奶奶跟着哼起来，还想起了爸爸。全家人抱在一起，把米格祝福了，还答应以后再也不反对音乐。

妈妈问我学到了什么。我说，梦想和家里人不是敌人。米格用吉他把一家人重新连在一起，他的音乐让太奶奶想起了最爱她的人。以后我弹钢琴给奶奶听的时候，也要弹得认真一点，因为琴声里可以装爱。

对了，电影散场的时候，妈妈忽然跟我说，她小时候也偷偷学过手风琴，被外婆拦下了。我们俩聊了一路。原来大人小时候也做过同样的梦，只是他们忘了说。以后我要多问问妈妈小时候的事。

Miguel and His Guitar

On Saturday, my mother watched the film Coco with me. After it ended, I hugged the cushion and sat in a daze for a while. My heart felt warm and sour at the same time.

The boy Miguel in the film is about my age. He loves music and wants to be a musician. But his whole family forbids music, and not even a guitar may stay in the house. Miguel secretly made a small guitar and played it on the roof. When he played, his eyes shone and his whole face smiled. I watched in wonder, thinking that a person who loves something really does glow.

Later, Miguel by a strange turn of events entered the Land of the Dead. The people there can visit the living world only with a blessing from their family. While looking for the famous singer to get a blessing, Miguel met a down-on-his-luck musician named Hector. They passed challenges together and sang together, and Miguel even appeared on television. The Land of the Dead was full of colors, and the bridges were paved with marigold petals. It was beautiful.

But as the story went on, I understood a secret. The famous singer looked great but was actually mean and small. The poor musician Hector was the great-great-grandfather of Miguel, and the person he missed most in life was his daughter Coco. The part where he played the guitar beside the bed of his little daughter made my tears fall at once. The guitar did not carry fame. It carried love.

In the end, Miguel returned to the world of the living, ran home, took up the guitar, and played for his great-grandmother Coco. He sang and called out that her father had never really left. Old Coco hummed along and remembered her papa. The whole family held each other, blessed Miguel, and promised never to forbid music again.

My mother asked what I learned. I said that dreams and family are not enemies. Miguel used the guitar to tie his family together again, and his music helped his great-grandmother remember the one who loved her most. Next time I play the piano for my grandma, I will play more carefully, because a song can carry love inside it.

By the way, as the lights came on, my mother suddenly told me that she secretly learned the accordion as a child, and her own grandmother stopped her. We talked the whole way home. Grown-ups once had the same dreams and simply forgot to say so. From now on I want to ask my mother more about her childhood.

亡灵世界里的花瓣桥

老师布置写一篇看电影的感想，我想起上周末看的《寻梦环游记》。那部电影里有一个我从没见过的世界，叫亡灵世界。

故事从小男孩米格说起。米格家里禁止音乐，他却偷偷弹吉他，梦想站上大舞台。为了得到祝福去实现梦想，他误闯进了亡灵世界。那里住着去世的人，他们平时住在五颜六色的大楼里，只有清明节这天，靠着活人记得他们，才能走过花瓣桥回去探亲。

那座桥我特别喜欢。桥是用橙色的万寿菊花瓣铺的，从很远很远的地方一直铺到活人的世界。桥两边挂着灯，亡灵们排着队过桥，有的被家人认出，高兴得跳起来；有的站在桥头发呆，因为没有人摆他们的照片，他们过不去。看到这里我心里有点难过，原来被忘记是一件这么孤单的事。

米格在亡灵世界里一边弹吉他一边冒险。他给歌神唱歌，被摔进了水坑；他和埃克托去要祝福，一路闯关卡、上电视、被人追。埃克托其实是个可怜人，他想回去看望女儿，可女儿快老了，快忘记他了，照片上他的脑袋还被剪掉了。米格帮着他，两个人一起唱了一首《请记住我》。

故事的最后，真相大白，坏人受到了教训，米格回到家里，给太奶奶可可弹吉他唱歌。可可跟着唱，从抽屉里拿出被剪掉的半张照片，上面正是埃克托。一家人终于团聚，把埃克托的照片重新摆上了供桌。第二年清明节，他高高兴兴地走过了花瓣桥。

这部电影让我明白了一个道理：真正的告别是忘记。只要还有人记得你、摆着你的照片、讲你的故事，你就没有离开。我想以后多听爷爷奶奶讲从前的事，把他们也好好记在心里。

The Petal Bridge in the Land of the Dead

Our teacher asked us to write about a film we watched, and I thought of Coco, which I saw last weekend. In that film there is a world I had never seen before, called the Land of the Dead.

The story begins with the boy Miguel. His family forbids music, yet he plays the guitar in secret and dreams of standing on a big stage. To get a blessing and follow his dream, he wanders into the Land of the Dead by mistake. Dead people live there in colorful buildings. Only on the Day of the Dead, if the living still remember them, can they cross the petal bridge to visit.

I love that bridge. It is paved with orange marigold petals and stretches from far away all the way to the world of the living. Lanterns hang along it, and the dead walk across in lines. Some are recognized by their families and jump for joy; others stand at the bridge head in a daze, because nobody puts up their photo and they cannot cross. My heart felt heavy there. Being forgotten, it turns out, is a very lonely thing.

In that world Miguel has his adventure while playing the guitar. He sings for the famous singer and gets thrown into a pit. He goes with Hector to ask for a blessing, passing checkpoints, appearing on television, and being chased. Hector is truly a poor soul. He wants to see his daughter, but she is old and almost forgetting him, and his head was cut out of the family photo. Miguel helps him, and the two of them sing Remember Me together.

At the end, the truth comes out, the bad man gets what he deserves, and Miguel runs home to play the guitar and sing for great-grandmother Coco. Coco sings along, takes the half photo out of a drawer, and it shows Hector. The family is reunited at last, and the photo of Hector goes back on the family altar. The next year, he crossed the petal bridge happily.

The film taught me this: the real goodbye is forgetting. As long as someone remembers you, keeps your photo, and tells your story, you have not left. From now on I want to listen more often when my grandparents talk about the past, and keep them safely in my heart.