3 + 1 Ways Non-Spoken English Movies Help Me To Improve My English Skills
My friend is a true film appreciator who really has made a living out of his passion for movies. Joshua loves watching films in their original language, whether it be Persian, Japanese, Punjabi, or Hindi.

Even though he doesn't understand the spoken language, he claims that watching films in their original language gives them a more authentic feel. Of course, we don't speak any of those languages well and don't even understand a word.
Despite the fact that Joshua has been studying Japanese for a while now
SUBTITLES
The only subtitles that are frequently available are those in English. My mind has become adept at filling in the blanks with previously learned information when reading the English subtitles. There are always words I don't understand, but the rest of the words are ones I do understand, so it doesn't really matter. In this way, I can get a general idea of what's happening and also get a lot of information from the context.
Sincerely, I'm embarrassed to say, "Sorry, what's that?" twice. when someone tries to explain something to me and I just don't get it. I'm either missing the meaning of a word or there is noise in the communication. In order to answer my interlocutor wisely, I have trained myself to focus on the entirety of the words in order to create a single meaning.
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STOKED WORDS
Have you heard that a baby's brain is like a sponge? This is because when they are learning, they take in everything around them. Although I'm no longer a baby, I believe the brain has always operated in the same way.
There are some phrases that I simply can't get out of my head. And all of a sudden, I have a strange query for my friend:
“Do you know what is ____?” And he will answer: “I don't know either. Where did you listen to it?” And I will just say, “I don’t know I just have the word in my mind.”
Most likely you have experienced the annoying problem of a catchy song that won't stop playing. Well, with some words, it's the same for me. I'm somehow compelled unconsciously by myself to look up the definition online so I can relax and be joyful about learning a new word or expression.
READING
I realised I was mistaken when I assumed I wasn't reading that much in English. It makes no difference if the material I'm reading is intended to be viewed rather than read. I'm reading the subtitles, which is also a good opportunity to practise your English. Even though I'm constantly working to increase my reading speed, there are times when I can do it almost as easily as I can in my native tongue.
It was difficult for me to read the advertisements from the window while driving by when I was learning to read for the first time, naturally in Spanish. I got better over time, and now I read naturally—I'm not even aware that I'm doing it anymore. Each of us experiences it when we begin to learn to read, whether in our mother tongue or a second language.
REVIEWS
Since English has become a global language, it is now more common to find more media content on virtually any subject in greater quantity and with greater accuracy. Movies, of course, are not an exception.
When I watch a movie that I really like, I like to watch YouTube videos where people explain their viewpoints or their interpretations of some symbolism or interesting facts. This has nothing to do with nationalities or geographic localization, but I have found that English-language content is far more pertinent. It is typical for people to create their content in English if they want it to go viral or to reach as many people as possible.
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