聽力文本如下：

我：嘿，王牌特工終于上映了，走咱們瞧瞧去！
Wen: Hey,《Kingsman: The Secret Service》is finally out. Let’s go check it out!
同事：是啊，我也期待已久，街頭混混變超強特工，這故事太吸引人了，不過我可不打算去電影院買票看。
Colleague: Sure. I’ve also been waiting for a long time. A gang member from the streets became a secret service member. It sounds like such an interesting story. But I don’t plan on going to the movie theaters to pay for a ticket.
我：這電影剛上映呢！不買票那你打算怎么看呢？哦，我知道了難道你想從網上免費下載下來看？
Wen: The movie just came out. How are you planning on watching the movie if you’re not gonna buy a ticket? Oh, I see. You wanna download the movie from the Internet and watch it for free?
同事：沒錯，等電影下線不久就可以下載了，干嘛花錢去看電影，我從來都是如此。而且我不認為看電影非得去電影院，在家看也挺好！
Colleague: That’s right, Why do I have to spend money on it since I can download it after it's been out for a while? That's what I always do. Plus I don't think we have to go to the cinema to watch a movie, because watching it at home is just as good.
我：好吧，關于這一點我有不同看法。這么跟你說吧，首先，這是一部非常好的電影，有經典爆米花電影的一切要素：英倫紳士大戰美國嘻哈惡棍，各種各樣的特工裝備，美英口音大戰，屌絲逆襲的劇情，最后時刻的嘴炮對決等等等等，單單科林·費斯精彩的表演就值回票價。
Wen: Well, I see things differently. Let me put it this way, firstly, the 《Kingsman: The Secret Service》is awesome, it’s got everything that a classic popcorn flick should have: English gentleman VS American hip-hop thugs, it has all kinds of spy gear, and you can enjoy British accents VS American accents, a typical counter-attack plot, and there’s a dual at the end. Just Colin Firth’s wonderful performance alone is worth every penny of your ticket.
同事：這個我承認。
Colleague: I admit that.
我：其次，電影院擁有更好的聲光效果，那種臨場感是在電腦和電視不能比擬的，況且和朋友、家人一起去影院還可以交流感情，一起哭一起笑，使得關系更加融洽。
Wen: Secondly, movie theaters have better sound and light effects, and much better Ambience which you can't get when you watch it at home. Besides watching movies with your family or friends gives you an opportunity to share your feelings. You can laugh and cry together, it helps improve family relationships.
同事：這個我倒是沒想到。
Colleague: I never thought about that.
我：最重要的一點就是，網上下載影片是不道德的，這在國外是違法的，甚至要罰款或者判刑。國外對于版權的保護非常重視，花錢去影院或者買DVD是人們自然而言的行為，不然誰還有動力去拍好的電影呢？
Wen: Last but not least, downloading movies from the internet is immoral. It’s illegal in other countries. sometimes you will get fined or have to pay a penalty, and you can even be sentenced to jail if you get caught. The Western countries attached great importance to Copyright protection. People going to the cinema and buying DVDs has become routine. Otherwise, who’s gonna make movies?
同事：難道是因為保護電影業的原因，最近我們國家也對影視劇的版權保護開始立法，去年好多影視劇網站都因此被關掉了？
Colleague: So in order to protect the film industry, the Chinese government had come up with copyright legislation and shut down a lot of film and TV show download sites last year?
我：正是如此。所以如果你想看電影，最好買票去看，想聽音樂，也最好花錢購買正版CD，這不僅是合法行為，也是對電影、音樂工作者的尊重，他們的勞動理應得到尊重。
Wen: That's right. So if you wanna watch a movie, go to the cinema. If you want to listen to music, buy a CD with copyright, not only because it's legal, but also it’s a way for you to show your respect to the people who work in the film and music industries , they are supposed to be paid for what they produce.
同事：的確是這樣，我也想通了，突然覺得自己好像做賊心虛，我再也不看盜版電影了，咱們一起去電影院吧。
Colleague: I can’t agree with you more. Now I get it . I feel like a thief and stole a movie from them. I won't watch those downloadable movies any more. You win, let’s hit the cinema !
我：走著！
ME: Let's roll!

New words for dialogue:
Let me put it this way=我這么跟你跟你說吧
Last but not least =最后但并非最不重要的
(Sth) is just as good= （某事也）挺好
Popcorn flick = 爆米花電影
I can’t agree with you more=完全同意