Top 10?

Okay in response to Yin-Jun's "Get To Know Each Other Better!" thread I thought that a thread of people's Top Tens would be interesting.
Here's mine:

Top 10 films
(In no particular order)
1. The whole of Star Wars
2. Moulin Rouge
3. A Life Less Ordinary
4. Lord Of the Rings- Fellowship of the Ring
5. Amelie
7. Harry Potter
8. Muppet Treasure Island
9. Disney's Sword in the Stone
10. Bridget Jones' Diary

Top 10 bands/soloists/composers/soundtracks
(no particular order)
1. Liberty 37
2. The Beatles
3. The Beach Boys
4. The Mamas and The Papas
5. Blondie
6. Queen
7. Fleetwood Mac
8. Moulin Rouge Soundtrack
9. LOTR: FOTR soundtrack
10. John Williams- my favs being Star Wars (Empire especially) and Harry Potter


Top 10 books- warning mostly children's books but I love the memories.
(No particular order)
1. Harry Potter
2. Animal Farm
3. Victoria Plum
4. The Pounds Bridge Witch
5. The Art of Star Wars Ep1
6. Stone Cold
7. Danny the Champion of the World
8. The Worst Witch
9. Double Act
10. Best Friends with the Fiend


Top 10 most Gorgeous-
(No particular order)
1. Viggo Mortensen
2. Billy Boyd
3. Seth Green
4. Colin Firth

(Okay I could only get up to 4.)

 

I would take time out to do all the Top 10 stuff, but I really dont have Top 10 Books and all that, so I really cant do it.. If I did, I'd be lying.. and I'm not a liar.. but for movies, It's definitely The Star-Wars Saga 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th... I really dont know, as I do enjoy other movies.. and I like ALOT of things, so It'd be hard.. I'd have to think long and hard about it as well, hehe.. Antigone_Maroon, fancy a chat on MSN, If so jump on.. I'm sure you've got my email address.. If not, I dont mind.. take care and speak to everyone soon!

 

I really do like most of the stuff you do mind, gotta be honest.. and by far Lord Of The Rings is the BEST Book, and for music.. I like them as well, Especially The Beatles, FleetWood, Queen and T-Rex, but for more up to date stuff, I like Drum N Bass, Trance, Hardcore, Techo, Garage, Speed Garage, House, Hard House, Progressive House, Dance & A bit of R'n'B, I also like some Songs from "Dirty Dancing" and some 50's Rock 'n' Roll, and how could I forget Michael Jackson.

 

i'm incapable of remembering all the things i've seen/heard and liked, but books is a strong point.

no particular order(including author):
*matilda(and any book by roald dahl)
*quest for a maid(something-or-other hendry)
*artemis fowl(first and second)(eoin colfer)
*harry potter(j. k. rowling)
*ender's game and ender's shadow(orson scott card)
*the true confessions of charlotte doyle (along with any other book by avi)
*which witch(and other books by eva ibbotson)
*(every book ever written by diana wynne jones)
*the phantom tollbooth(the coolest word play in a book i've ever read; by norton juster)
*i, jedi (mike stackpole)

^sorry, didn't see the last 2...^

edit2: actually, i wrote a poem telling the whole story of a tlae of time city by diana wynne jones, to show my love for every single one of her books.

 

Wow I'm reading Artemis Fowl. I really like it the style is a really nice change. I'm not done yet though so don't tell me the ending.

 

whish one? the gold one (just artemis fowl) or the silver one (arctic incident)?

 

The gold one. Is the silver one good?

 

oh, yes. it's when he turns 13, he starts looking for his father.

the gold one's a wee bit better because it's got the message at the bottom of every page, but i believe it repeats itself twice. i'm in the process of translating it...i'm fluent in gnommish(written, of course!).

 

Wow cool! I thought that was just a pattern.

 

it's in the book! the whole decoding device! you know, that excerpt from the "book"...it has every letter needed except for q, x, and j, but you find those out later.

who wants to hear a really long poem on one of diana wynne jones's books? you had to have read it first, though.

 

MY Top 10 bands
(no particular order)

1. Greenday
2. The Misfits
3. The Hives
4. Muse
5. Lost Prophets
6. Semisonic
7. Reel Big Fish
8. The Strokes
9. Nirvana
10.AFI

 

RussianCliche! I finished the first book on the train home from London on Thursday. The ending was brilliant I loved how the epilogue totally twisted your view of everything. Changing your viewpoint of characters and events is such a clever devise it really makes you question the ideas and morals behind the book. Deep stuff for something that I found on my little brother's bookcase.

 

now read the second one. it's a little worse because you find out that there are times when artemis is absolutely stumped.