Hi Clinton, I guess you refer to the accents of the south of Spain, they sound very nice to us, native speakers from 'more standard' regions. However, they are the most challenging for foreing people because they tend to shorten the words and have slightly different sounds for S, Z and CH, I am referring to Andalucia, Murcia and Extremadura. On the other hand, the 'most standard or neutral' regions cover all the central area of Spain. Even if they all have their own particularities they articulate very clearly and it will be easier to understand. Finally, the northern regions have strong impact from their local languages or particularities, specially Cataluña, Aragón, Navarra, Basque Country, Asturias and Galicia. They all articulate clearly but the intonnation changes a lot. The western regions Asturias and Galicia may change some vowels in the end of the words while speaking and tend to ommit the composed past perfect by using the past perferct directly (comí un bocadillo instead of he comido, five minutes ago). This last is the one that I personally like the most, it sounds really nice to us but for learning I would probably chose a more neutral region. As for the movie, I saw only some scenes and they all use a quite neutral spanish. Hope it helps

Dovresti postare la domanda come domanda di spagnolo... figura come una domanda riguardante l'italiano.