Learn Polish: Czy rano oglądasz film? - Do you watch a movie in the morning?

The dictionary form is oglądać (to watch). It belongs to the -m / -sz verb group you are currently learning. To make it 'you watch', we drop the final -ć and add -sz, giving us oglądasz. For 'I watch', it would be oglądam.

Why do we start the sentence with Czy?

Czy is a question word used to turn a statement into a 'yes or no' question, much like 'Do' in English. If you drop it and just say Rano oglądasz film, it becomes the statement: 'You watch a movie in the morning.'

Since film is the direct object being watched, shouldn't its ending change?

Direct objects take the Accusative case, which often changes the ending of a word. However, film is a masculine inanimate noun (a non-living masculine thing). For these specific nouns, the Accusative form looks exactly the same as the basic dictionary form. So, it stays as film!

Could I put rano at the end of the sentence instead?

Yes! Polish word order is flexible. Czy oglądasz film rano? is also perfectly correct. Placing rano (in the morning) before the verb is just a natural way to slightly emphasize the time of day.