求2篇4人的英语情景对话，分别关于发明和电影，每篇每人4句话左右，大学2年级的水平

CORINNE: I just saw "Something About Mary" last night. It was hilarious.
DOLLY: Darren took me to it last week. I thought it was a little sick.
CORINNE: What do you mean "sick"? It was really funny, don't you think?
DOLLY: It was entertaining in some ways. But in general I didn't like it.
CORINNE: Why not?
DOLLY: I just think the humor was too gross. There were too many disgusting things in it.
I don't think a comedy has to have so much smut to be funny.
CORINNE: It wasn't a dirty movie. There wasn't even any nudity.
DOLLY: No, you're right. But nudity doesn't bother me.
What bothered me were all the jokes about masturbation, stuff like that. It was too sick.
CORINNE: Oh, you are too conservative. That's all just realistic.
DOLLY: I don't think it's realistic.
You mean that scene where Mary puts the "hair gel" in her hair? You think that's realistic.
I thought it was sick. Why does a movie have to use that kind of humor?
CORINNE: People think it's funny.
补充：DOLLY: But it was the most disgusting comedy I've ever seen.
And it was a big budget movie too. It wasn't just a low-budget film you can see on cable TV.
I think America's values are screwed up if movies like that are popular.
CORINNE: See? I told you, you are conservative.
DOLLY: I'm not really conservative.
But at least I have a sense of propriety. Some new movies are just vulgar.
If they become popular, it proves that people are becoming more vulgar.
CORINNE: I'm really surprised at this. I didn't think you were like this.
DOLLY: I'm not what you think, Corinne. I'm not prudish at all.
Did you see the movie "Pleasantville"?
CORINNE: Yes. I thought it was good.
DOLLY: That was a movie about sex too.
It was about breaking away from hypocritical sexual values.
CORINNE: I agree. But what did you think of that one?
DOLLY: I thought it was excellent. Very imaginative and well-written. But it wasn't gross.
NO.2
There are so many people that the tickets are all sold out! 人太多了，票都卖完了。
Daniel：
Luckily we got the last two. 幸好我们买了最后两张。
May：
Look, Danny. The Four Great Inventions! 看，丹尼，四大发明！
Daniel：
Gunpowder, compass, the paper making, and the printing. 火药、指南针、造纸术和印刷术。
May：
I really admire those who made such great inventions! 我真崇拜这些伟大的发明者。
Daniel：
May, I don't see why they are great. They are just simple things. 阿美，我不明白有什么伟大的。它们只是些很简单的东西啊。
May：
They look simple today. But they were milestones in their times. 它们今天看起来很简单。但在它们那个时代却是里程碑。
Daniel：
Milestones? May, you must be kidding. 里程碑？阿美，你在开玩笑吧。
May：
Just think Bill Gates, those inventions are as important as the windows system. 想想比尔?盖茨，那些发明的重要性不亚于Windows 操作系统。
Daniel：
Well, I suppose the ancient inventors made a lot of money out of them. 我想古代的发明家们肯定从它们身上赚了不少钱吧。
May：
No, quite the contrary. 不，恰恰相反。
Daniel：
Why? Didn't you say that they were milestones? 为什么？你不是说它们是里程碑吗？
May：
Yes, but they went to the public without any patent protection. 是啊，但是它们没有任何专利保护就进入市场了。
Daniel：Well, their inventors were not as clever as Bill Gates.哦，它们的发明者可没有比尔?盖茨那么聪明啊。