The Best 10 Movies To Learn English On Netflix

Today we have a very dynamic lesson for you. In  the next 10 minutes or so we'll be looking at the  

10 best Netflix original movies to learn English.  What's up everybody i'm Ollie your Fluency Coach  

and today I'm here to tell you some of the best  films you can watch on Netflix to learn English.  

If you haven't seen the movies yet no problem  there are no spoilers. So this is how the lesson  

will be: first I'll tell you a little bit  about the plot, then I'll explain what makes  

them good for learning English all while using  lots of vocabulary that you can start using  

right now to talk about your favorite movies.  So get out your pen and write down all the words  

that you see in blue on the screen while I'm  talking to help you I'll summarize all those  

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I've got a bonus tip on how you can use Netflix  to improve your English so don't miss that. But  

before we get started I want to tell you that  we help you understand your favorite TV series  

and movies without getting lost, without  missing the jokes and without subtitles.

Now the first movie that I want to talk about is  Enola Holmes and if you're a mystery film buff  

this movie is the right choice for you.  Starling Millie Bobby Brown as Enola  

Holmes and Henry Cavill the movie tells  the story of the intrepid Enola Holmes  

the sister of Sherlock Holmes in search for  her missing mother. She uses her sleuthing  

skills to outsmart big brother Sherlock and help  a runaway Lord. For a language learner this movie  

is a great immersion in the life of one of the  most iconic characters of British literature.  

So you'll get the chance to see the references  of a classic through a fresh perspective.

The next movie is The Irishman and if you're into  mafia and organized crime fiction this epic drama  

is a good call. Directed by Martin Scorsese and  starred by household names such as Robert De Niro  

and Al Pacino. This movie was adapted from Charles  Brand's book "I heard you paint houses". It tells  

the story of a world war II combat veteran  who became a mafia hitman and his politically  

fraught friendship with teamster leader Jimmy  Hoffa. With lots of flashback scenes this movie  

is great for you to see narrative tenses and how  to link ideas when telling stories in the past.  

The third film is Marriage Story and nominated for  six Academy Awards the Oscars this comedy drama  

has a relatable plot. It follows a married couple  played by Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver  

going through a coast to coast divorce.  As the main characters are an actress  

and a stage director this movie is a  good one to add words from daily life  

and also movie related words  to your vocabulary bank.

Now number four is the White Tiger and this  movie tells the story of an ambitious driver  

who uses his wit to escape from poverty and rise  to the top as an entrepreneur. One of the newest  

additions to Netflix's diverse catalogue, this  rags to riches movie displays the indian culture  

and immerses you in indian English. Now if you  aren't a big fan of new movies and series and  

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My personal favorite from this list is the  Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.  

Eurovision is one of Europe's biggest song  competitions. This movie tells the story of  

two aspiring musicians when they are given the  opportunity to represent their country at the  

competition. Besides learning about a big aspect  of the European culture this movie will inspire  

you to continue your journey of learning English  the main message you can get from this movie  

is that every dream is to fight for and that  determination is more important than anything.  

Number six is To All The Boys Always and  Forever. This movie is the last of the sequel  

of the To All The Boys film series. It follows  the story of Lana Jean in her Senior Year of high  

school. This teenage light story will immerse  you in the American school university culture  

also it is filled with lots of cultural references  as the protagonist visits Seoul in South Korea  

where her mother was originally from. Do you often  feel frustrated that you can't watch a movie or  

your favorite TV series without subtitles? As a  learner of Spanish and Portuguese I can totally  

empathize with you I wish that I could watch a  movie without subtitles and that's the reason why  

we are here and in fact Ethan and Andrea made a  great lesson over on our Real Life English Youtube  

channel, where they give you lots of secrets  and tips on how you can improve your listening  

so that you don't need to rely on subtitles when  you watch your favorite movies or TV series. To  

check that lesson out you can click up  here or down in the description below.

Moving swiftly to number seven is Mank. Directed  by David Fincher this movie takes you on a trip to  

the past as it shows 1930's Hollywood. It follows  the story of screenwriter Herman J. Mankewicz,  

Mank as he races to finish what  would become the cinema's masterpiece  

Citizen Kane. As this movie shows the  backstage of the movie making industry  

it's a good call if you're an enthusiast of the  seventh art. Number eight is The Trial of the  

Chicago Seven. As you know part of learning a  foreign language is understanding its culture.  

This critically acclaimed movie will provide  a great immersion in the American culture  

it depicts the story of a group of anti-Vietnam  war activists called The Chicago Seven. Charged  

with a conspiracy to incite a riot at the previous  year's democratic national convention in Chicago.

Number nine is The Willoughbys. Any animation  fans out there? This movie tells the story of four  

siblings who venture out into the modern world  with their nanny. The main lesson of this movie  

is that we all need support and understanding  this is also true for us language learners as  

we embark on our adventure of learning a  new language. The journey will certainly  

be more enjoyable when we find friends  teachers and mentors we can count on.

Number 10 is My Octopus Teacher. finally we have a  documentary on the list. This one follows a diver  

forging a relationship with a wild common octopus  in a South African kelp forest. Documentaries are  

often full of life lessons and a really good one  from this documentary that you can apply to your  

English learning is that vulnerability  reveals and connects her you can always  

arm yourself against the world and choose  until you are ready to start speaking English.  

However I assure you that being open to taking  risks making mistakes and learning as you go is  

much more likely to provide you with meaningful  connections for life. So you might remember  

at the start of this lesson that I said I had  a few bonus tips on how you can use Netflix  

to learn English? Well you're gonna have to head  over to our Instagram at Reallife.english to get  

those bonus tips there. I want to thank you for  joining me in today's lesson uh if you've seen  

any of the movies let me know in the comments what  you thought and when you go and watch these movies  

come back to this lesson and give it a rating  out of 10 what you think before we go let's  

summarize the words and thank you for joining  me today and i'll see you next lesson. Aw yeah!

In this week's podcast we're talking all about  how to understand TV series and movies without  

subtitles. Ethan Justin and I discussed three  key things that are going to help you which  

are vocabulary connected speech and cultural  context so to learn more continue listening  

or watching and as always head on over to our  Instagram Reallife.english for some bonus tips.