Movies turn out to be an effective teaching device to develop the EFL learners’ listening skills and stimulate their imagination simultaneously. Their capacity to arouse the learners’ motivation and their potential to engage the learners in a variety of fruitful activities related to aural perception in the target language can scarcely be denied. After class, my students often personally express their great interest in the movies I have selected for them and the ways they are exploited to improve listening skills. Additionally, many of them report the benefits they attain from making unrestrained efforts to predict how a particular movie ends. They admit their curiosity keeps high while waiting for the subsequent session in the following week, and—when they finally do watch the ending—feel amused irrespective of the relevance between the predicted and the actual ending. On the whole, I have received encouraging feedbacks from the learners and therefore suggest that movies be utilized in the teaching of EFL listening because of their pedagogical merits.