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I see Y Tu Mama Tambien has been suggested already, but one movie I really liked was La Ultima Y Nos Vamos. It's rated very low, and it's probably only one of the few Spanish movies I've seen, but not too many Spanish movies can keep my attention. I will check out plenty of the ones suggested here because I'm very trusting of recommendations. The best part of watching Spanish movies is that being a film, you don't have to worry about the language barrier as the media is what keeps you hooked in. Don't get me wrong, I understand Spanish so my opinion might be a little biased.

My biggest weakness in Spanish is writing it. More than likely anything related to Spanish could be called a weakness if it isn't small-talk for me. My pronunciation isn't that far off from the dialect I'm used to speaking and hearing. Proper grammar and tense sometimes stump me, but no more than difficult words or not being able to find the correct words to express myself; whether because I don't know some words exist or I simply forget.