期末论文-We still Talk about the Inception盗梦空间.doc

2010------2011学年第1学期 年级 08 专业 英语4班 姓名 学号 ---------------------------------装---------------------------订---------------------------------线--------------------------------- 考核科目 报刊选读 课程号 050192 课序号 02 课程类别 考察 考核方式 作业 成绩 评卷教师 We still Talk about the Inception Moviegoers1 have clearly been starved for thought-provoking cinema: The opening-weekend chatter for “Inception” has been nonstop as amateur critics and film fans analyze Christopher Nolan’s work to the “nth” degree. The movie, starring Leonardo DiCaprio2 as a thief who extracts ideas from dreams and is challenged to implant thoughts rather than take them, is still sitting high in Twitter’s trending topics as viewers rave about it being one of the best they’ve seen in quite a while. Twitter user Jimmychick(网名) has not “heard a bad word about Inception,” (although we have) and Marquee commenter Jacques called “Inception” one of the best films of the summer. “It’s like ‘Oceans 113’ and the ‘Matrix4’ had a baby, and that baby met the baby of ‘Memento5’ and ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,6’ and those two babies had a baby and that baby is ‘Inception,’” Jacques explained. If you didn’t catch all that, the commenter warns that “the rabbit hole that ‘Inception’ presents may go down too deep for you.” Indeed, the layers of subconscious Nolan presents were enough to either entrance viewers or confuse them to the point of wanting to see the movie again. As Twitter7 user Frigbie（网名） said of the film, The last time I had my mind so fervently blown at a movie theater was The Matrix. The last half hour was absolute precision.”Some folks said theyll need to see the movie two or three more times to truly grasp it, and its a move Marquee blog7 commenter Pierre Caron supports, saying, If you didnt understand this movie, watch it a couple times..its worth it. 2010------2011学年第1学期 年级 08 专业 英语4班 姓名 赵利强 学号 2008412022 -----------------------------