breakfast at tiffany's. it is old but they speak very slow and anunciate a lot.

The movies that I'd suggest are Gladiator : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0172495/ The Pianist : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0253474/ Both are Oscar winning movies. You can also watch the documentary "The inconvenient truth" by Al Gore which deals with the Climate Change crisis.

You should watch old classic films like Rebel Without a Cause or children's films like E.T. The language will be easier to understand and you'll learn about culture, too!

Our foreign teacher used to recommend some easy cartoon movies like http://au.youtube.com/results?search_query=disney+cartoon. Basically you can search for movies or music videos that you are interested in by filling in the key words. Documentaries are also great choices if your English level is intermediate or higher than that. And there are also trivia culture tips you can learn from those movies or TV seriers. Some universities used to select Friends as a supplementary teaching material.

i recommend you to watch documentaries. watch them at noon and watch again when you are in bed. but this time close your eyes and just listen and try to guess the scenes you will see that you can understand much more than you did before