日常聊天口語(yǔ)對(duì)話(huà)14篇:(7)正宗影迷Movie Buffs

Steve:: What's your favorite movie of all time?

Michelle: That's a good question? I don't know. Maybe "Forrrest Gump"(《阿甘正傳》).

Steve: Why "Forrest Gump"?

Michelle: Because I love Tom Hanks, and I thought it had a lot of clever tie-ins(聯(lián)系，關(guān)聯(lián)); it was like a photo album of the country during the last 30 years..

Steve: That was a good show. Okay. Here's a little bit of movie trivia(小問(wèn)題) for you: What movie is the top-grossing (票房收入最高的;毛利最高的)film of all time?

Michelle: Oh, that's easy. "Jurassic Park(〈侏羅紀(jì)公園〉)". It's the only film that has grossed over a billion dollars in history.

Steve: That's true. but when a film's gross is adjusted for inflation, the highest-grossing film is "Gone With the Wind". Okay, what director has 7 of the top 40 highest-grossing films of all time?

Michelle: A piece of cake. Steven Spielberg. Give me something that's challenging.

Steve: Okay. Who said "Go ahead, make my day!"?

Michelle: Clint Eastwood.

Steve: All right. What was Dustin Hoffman's debut movie(第一部電影)?

Michelle: "The Graduate".

Steve: What year did it come out?

Michelle: I don't know. 1970?

Steve: Wrong. 1968.

Michelle: Okay. Give me another question.

Steve: Okay. What actress has the most nominations for an Academy Award?

Michelle: I have no idea.

Steve: Katharine Hepburn. She was nominated 12 times and won 3 times.

Michelle: Okay, My turn. First of all. What's your favorite scary (恐怖的)movie?

Steve: It's gotta be "Psycho"(《精神變態(tài)者》). I love that shower scene.

Michelle: I hate the choppy (不連貫的)music that they play during that scene.

Steve: That's what makes it so memorable.

Michelle: Okay. Who directed "Tootsie"(《寶貝兒》?

Steve: Easy. Sidney Pollack. Incidentally, he also acted in it as well.

Michelle: all right. What was the most popular Robert Redford and Paul Newman film?

Steve: "The Sting"〈刺〉.

Michelle: You're pretty good. Try this one. What's the top-grossing animated cartoon of all time?

Steve: I know it's a Disney. Is it "Bambi"〈小鹿班比〉?

Michelle: Not quite. It was "Snow and the Seven Dwarfs". Here's your last question; What year was the first in-flight movie (空中電影;在飛機(jī)上放映的電影〉?

Steve: 1955?

Michelle: Wrong. 1926. The movie "The Lost World" was shown on Imperial Airways from London to Paris on April 16, 1926.

Steve: The first in-flight movie was 70 years ago? That blows me away.(這真使我感到驚訝萬(wàn)分。) I guess I'm not such a great movie buff after all.

Michelle: That's okay. I still love you.