《叫我第一名》电影观后感

满怀期待的看着《叫我第一名》这部励志电影，教会我是乐观的人生态度与对梦想的执著追求，其中也夹杂着小小的心酸。

主人公是一位妥瑞式症患者，脑神经常常发出错误的信息，让他不由自主地直发出怪声，怪动作。甚至无法控制，也无法治愈。连自己的亲生父亲都放弃了他。当他不被老师理解，不能得到父亲的支持，被同学歧视，在哪里都会受到别人异样的目光，甚至呵斥，但是，他并没有放弃自己，希望自己和平常人一样，受到尊重。在小学，他遇到了改变他一生的校长，使得他更坚定了自己的梦想，当一名特别的教师。

就这样，经过一步步努力，终于拿到了毕业证及其它资质条件，盼望已久可以站在讲台上的他，遇到了他的另一座高山，许多的学校都否定了，仅仅是因为妥瑞式症所带来的不便。不然，相信他早是一名出色的教师了，但是主人公不认可，他说那是他最好的“朋友”。整整两个月，面试近几十所学校，即将开学，还是毫无音讯，最终，一所小学以试用期录取了他，难免遇到别人说提到尴尬的问题，正是他的坦然面对，乐观开朗，赢得了成功——当他站在年度最佳教师的领奖台上，他说他要感谢妥瑞式症，这是他的老师，台上他的学生连续举手发言。乐观不只是他一个人的，也影响到他的学生，他身边的人。

人生不如意，十有八九。但是只要拥有一颗乐观向上的心，生活一样可以过得很快乐。这一站，或许是苦的，但是下一站， 可能是甜，关键是看你选择了怎样的生活方式，拥有怎样的生活态度。每个人都有属于自己的梦想或者目标，但是为什么有的人成功了，有的依然在原地徘徊，就是需要一颗执著的心。电影中，我看到最多是乐观、执著的精神。

也许，两百多天后，我会考上自己理想的大专。这将是我难熬的一段过程，因为基础不好，学习上难免碰钉子。但是我相信，我依然会带着自信的笑容，努力坚持下去。

 

第二篇：电影《叫我第一名》读后感

A review of “Front of the class”

Today we saw a movie titled “Front of the class”. “Front of the class” is adapted from the true story of Brand Cohen. With Tourette syndrome, Brand keeps making strange noises, which always brings him unfair treatment and prejudice from his classmates, teachers, interviewers, and even his father.

Despite these, what impresses me most is the fact that Cohen never stops chasing his dream of being a teacher. Although suffering from making odd noises, which may be generally considered to be vital to his dream, he never surrenders to his disease. He does come across difficulties, but he keeps trying. Finally, to everyone’s surprise, he is awarded as “Sallie Mae’s First Year Teacher of the Year”, which goes farther from his original dream.

People all have dreams, and we are without exception. However, our dream keeps changing. What we wanted in high school was different from what we wanted in primary school, and when we came to universities, our dreams changed again. But we may find a tendency that as we grow older, our dream may become more realistic. We set lower goals, because we find what great difficulty we have to deal with if we preserve in what we wanted before. Pressure from the outside and laziness inside us may drive us to change the course, making us farther and farther from our original destination.

Cohen did not do so. He failed, sobbed, got heart-broken, but he never wavered. This is just we lack. Once we are blocked, we change our way. An old saying goes, “The prizes of life are at the end of the each journey, not near the beginning; and it is not given to me to know how many steps are necessary in order to reach my goal”. We may encounter failures at the thousandth step, but success may just be there for us. The key is to stand up one thousand first times when we fall over one thousand times. Sadly, many of us give up. Cohen said that “The world in children’s eyes is different from adults’. As children always say what I want to do, not what I can’t do.”So, in his mind, the thought of “I can’t” never existed, and his firm belief encouraged him to keep going. The situation Cohen suffered is tougher than what we met. So, why don’t we follow Cohen’s example and try to be more undeviating? Ignore the obstacles at our feet, and keep our eyes on our goals. Thank the obstacles we have met and learn from then just as Cohen has done. Then keep going unswervingly. Persist long enough, and we will finally achieve what we want.