Instant_Magique, it'll be better, when these movies've subtitles. I thought about it, but in my city I couldn't find any store with them =(

ViICusyA, you have to improve your grammar at first. And then take some course of phonetics. Vowels, consonants, assimilation cases and stuff will surely help.

elphie,grammar goes without saying... but pronunsiation is also important...

I have been studying English for11 years (I am 17 at the moment), I've already been to Enland 2 times for studying and travelling while expanding boundaries of ma lang, 've had communication with pips of different dialects...from UK, USA, Australia, nz and oth.
I've read hundreads of books in the original, simply obsessed))...I always watch bbc news instead of ours... *no crinklin' nose, plz*
I've an orgy of exploring Murphy and Longman updates... *decent*)))
Nope, I'm neither mad, nor dense, I'm not boastful either, xDDD
I just want to claim it's almost impossible to get proper english pronunciation, it's a long and hard process, takes lots of time and patience....
quickly??????
R U kiddin' me???
xDDDDD
1 way - then be Englishman!!!!!
uhhh, petty pips
P/S Don't believe those stupid methods, believe experience, good luck))

Catcher_InThe_Rye, whatever you say, you are definitely boastful.

I have been studying English since 6, so what?
I have started to get a proper pronuanciation only after one year in English Philology program, and I can assure you - if you know the rules, the pronunciation comes quickly.

sing in Englsh your favourite songs))

elphie, BUM