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Films to watch this year

Lightyear

Buzz Lightyear has been central to four Toy Story feature films, his own TV series, and various cartoon shorts. This year, the square-jawed Space Ranger is getting a film of his own. Director Angus MacLane ( co-director of Finding Dory ) and screenwriter Pete Docter ( Soul, Up, Inside Out ) bring back a beloved character while giving his interstellar story a new look, a more serious tone, and a fresh voice:

Chris Evans rather than Tim Allen is the actor who’ll be shouting,“To infinity - and beyond!” Released internationally on 17 June

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ( Part One )

It’s unlikely that the sequel will be quite as creative, but, as the sub-title suggests, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ( Part One ) is the first episode in a two-part story, which makes it a rarity in the world of cartoon films.

Released internationally on 7 October

Avatar 2

There are two things we know about James Cameron: he can’ t be rushed, and he loves the ocean. Those qualities come together in Avatar 2. The new film returns to the planet of Pandora, where blue- skinned Neytiri ( Zeo Saldana ) and her human husband Jake ( Sam Worthington ) are now patents, and Earthlings still haven’t solved the climate crisis. Most of the action took place underwater and was shot in a 900,000-gallon tank.

Released internationally on 16 December

Top Gun: Maverick

It was back in 1986 that Tom Cruise last played Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, a trainee fighter pilot in the US Navy. Can anyone really believe that, all these years later, Maverick would only be a captain while his old frenemy “Iceman” ( Val Kilmer ) would be a four-star general?

Released internationally on 17 May

1. Who is Not involved in the production of Lightyear?
A.Angus MacLane.B.Pete Docter.C.Chris Evans.D.Tim Allen.
2. If you are interested in the films James Cameron directs, which will you view?
A.Lightyear.B.Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One).
C.Avatar 2.D.Top Gun: Maverick.
3. What can we learn about Top Gun: Maverick?
A.It is a film based on military theme.
B.It is created by Tom Cruise.
C.It is the last one to be released.
D.It is a cartoon film made up of two episodes.

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【推荐1】Do you know an exciting computer game that is also educational? Malmo Software has four new games that will surprise you.

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It lets you go through the Galaxy (银河系) on your own starship. You will find interesting stars and learn science along the way.

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【推荐2】Non-Credit Courses

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COURSE: Case Studies in Neuroscience

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Using student-centered, active-learning methods and real-world examples, this course is designed to provide a fuller understanding of how the human brain works.

COURSE: Psychology of Creativity

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【推荐3】The University of Tokyo has several museums covering various fields such as medicine, agriculture and art. Here are brief introductions about their histories and exhibits.

The University Museum

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Museum of Health and Medicine

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Farm Museum

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