I'm a Russian student, and I'd like to practice English (as if someone had any doubts).

I don't know if I should write here something about what I like to do or what I'm interested in. Everyone likes to read, everyone likes to watch films, it's just as common as it could be, so I'll just leave here one of my middle-of-a-night thoughts so you could decide wether you want to converse with me or not.

If only you knew, how I love your language. In fact, I think native English speakers do not realise all the beauty of their language, for they don't have an opportunity to have a look at it from the side, the ability to look at it as at a separate system. Of course, I envy you, because I will never be able to speak the language as freely as you do, I will never be able to achieve the vocabulary a native speaker can achieve, but I am really glad that I have that opportunity of the "stranger's approach". The thing is, everyone knows English. English is as common as it could be, so nobody really pays attention to its actual properties – it is either a method to do something, or a starting point. But I think that this language is beautiful in itself.

"Full Metal Jacket", "Dr. Strangelove", "Goodfellas", "The Departed", "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" etc.

Bradbury, Asimov, Orwell, London, Замятин, Стругацкие

Though also Marx, Engels, Ленин, Троцкий.