社交网络 The Social Network Movie Script

MACKEY:

(CALLING BACK) Yes sir!

SEAN:

Refresh!

MARK:

(blandly to SEAN) You'd do that for me?

MACKEY hits the "refresh" key and the big screen shows-- 1,000,002 CHEERS erupts throughout the place. SEAN grabs MARK and hugs him but MARK doesn't quite hug back--he's still hearing what SEAN just said.

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153.

EXT. SORORITY HOUSE - NIGHT We can hear the thumping music coming 'from the party inside and college kids have spilled out onto the front lawn of this pristine, four-columned house.

INT. SORORITY HOUSE - NIGHT It's dark but we can make out people dancing. The place is packed.

UT TO:

INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT We hear the thumping music from the party. SEAN's in there with a couple of guys, ASHLEIGH and another GIRL. SEAN's got his cell phone out and will snap a picture every once in a while.

GIRL:

I can't find a mirror.

GUY:

Do it on anything. You can use a CD.

ASHLEIGH:

Do it off this.

ASHLEIGH's sat on the bed and unbuttoned her top so that she's in just a bra. She's offering her chest as a surface off of which to snort cocaine.

GIRL:

Alright!

The GIRL taps out some coke from a vial onto ASHLEIGH's chest and starts passing around a rolled up 20-dollar bill for everyone to have a turn and she herself will unbutton her shirt too for the same purpose. All this while SEAN is talking,

SEAN:

The next transformative development? A picture sharing application. A place where you view pictures that coincide with your social life. It is the true... digitalization of real life. You don't just go to a party anymore, you go to a party with your digital camera and your friends relive the party on Facebook. And tagging. The idea that you could tag anyone you wanted in those pictures so that people could find themselves. Then a digital log of every change in a person's life, broadcast to all their friends instantaneously.

154,

ASHLEIGH:

Would this be easier without the bra?

GUY:

It's worth finding out.

The girls start happily slipping off their bras-- .SEAN I've spent hours--

ASHLEIGH:

Why has the music stopped?

SEAN:

I've spent hours watching what people do when they log on.

ASHLEIGH:

Seriously, why has the music stopped?

ASHLEIGH has a point. The music stopped in the addle of SEAN's speech and the sound outside from the party just doesn't sound like a party anymore.

SEAN:

flow they always checked their friends' status updates, checked to see which of their friends had changed their profiles, changed their photos and mostly...We lived on farms, then we lived in cities and now we're gonna live on the internet.

- ASHLEIGH Sean. Stop. Something's going on downstairs, SEAN stops talking-he senses it too now.