How to improve your English with MUSIC and MOVIES!

I have doubted in the 4 question when you repeat what you listen to the actors in the movies, I thought you would improve your reading but it doesn’t right, then you will have a better “accent” if you repeat their phrases, but anyhow I was learning how to sign the song “Johnny B. Good” by Chuck Berry in 1958, it is the last song I have studied, and it begins so: “Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans, back up into the woods among the evergreens, there stood in a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Good, who never ever learned to read and write so well, but he can play the guitar just like a ringing a bell, go go, go Johnny go go, go Johnny go go, go Johnny go go, Johnny B. Good…” and so on keeping in mind all the lyrics but they are little longer, furthermore I also remember to learn English with a lot of enthusiasm when I listened to the song “Stand by me” sung by Playing for change, it was very tender and relaxing, very deep performance, the best sketch I have ever seen and listened. Thanks a lot, teacher James Greer from EngVid, it has been a pleasure to learn English with your lessons.