The score was fantastic.
對(duì)話
Zara: I haven't enjoyed a movie so much in years.
Abigail: Yes, it really was something special.
Zara: It had a great story and the acting was absolutely fantastic.
Abigail: The score was fantastic too. It really added to the action.
Zara: Yes it was really good music and it had such a haunting theme.
Abigail: If they bring it out on CD, I'll be the first to buy it.
扎拉：我很多年沒(méi)有看過(guò)這么好看的電影了。
阿比蓋爾：不錯(cuò)，這部電影的確與眾不同。
扎拉：電影故事好，演出精采絕倫。
阿比蓋爾：配樂(lè)也好得很，使劇情更為生色。
扎拉：沒(méi)錯(cuò)，樂(lè)曲十分動(dòng)聽(tīng)，主旋律縈繞人心。
阿比蓋爾：假如電影制成光盤(pán)，我會(huì)率先購(gòu)買(mǎi)。
阿比蓋爾稱(chēng)贊剛看過(guò)的一部電影：The score was fantastic. It really adds to the action。Add to 是動(dòng)詞詞組(phrasal verb)，指‘增加’，例如：The apple tree adds to the beauty of the garden（那株蘋(píng)果樹(shù)令花園更加美麗）。反義詞是detract from，即‘減低’，常用來(lái)說(shuō)減低事情的價(jià)值、樂(lè)趣等，例如：The weeds detract from the beauty of the garden（野草多少會(huì)令花園失色）。假如電影配樂(lè)甚劣，影響劇情，你也可以說(shuō)：The score really detracts from the action.留意action這里不是指動(dòng)作片(action movie)刀光劍影槍林彈雨之類(lèi)動(dòng)作，而是指故事或電影的情節(jié)，例如：(1) The action of the movie/story was set in Chicago （電影/故事的情節(jié)以芝加哥作背景）。(2) I must say the action of the movie is somewhat hard to follow（我認(rèn)為那部電影的情節(jié)不大容易明白）。Score除了解作‘得分’或‘分?jǐn)?shù)’，還可指電影、戲劇的‘配樂(lè)’。例如：(1) Who composed/wrote the score for this movie? （這部電影的配樂(lè)由誰(shuí)撰寫(xiě)？）(2) The score makes frequent use of the African drum（配樂(lè)經(jīng)常使用非洲鼓）。電影配樂(lè)一般都有主旋律或主題曲，這叫做theme、theme song、theme music或theme tune。 Theme本意是‘主題’，例如: The theme of his speech was the wastefulness of modern society（他演講的主題，是現(xiàn)代社會(huì)的浪費(fèi)現(xiàn)象）。 I found myself humming the theme from that movie即‘我發(fā)覺(jué)自己在哼那部電影的主題曲’。