can you watch international DVDs on laptops?

I'm afraid not to, since it probably has a different region code.

If it's a DVD without a region code then you can play it for sure.

(It should be noted on it's case if it has a region lock or not)

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There are a couple ways.

1) You can change your DVD drive's region code (however, you can only change it 3 times TOTAL, EVER)

2) You can "copy" the DVD without the region lock by using one of the various utilities out there, including DVDShrink.