Here are the films, in alphabetical order, given to me. Now what I would like you all to do is this.

To get the top 100 in order, choose your favourite 20 films from the list and rank them in order. The one you put in 1st place will score twenty points, 2nd nineteen points and so on. Hopefully if we get enough votes, they should end up ranked and we will have the definitive bloggers top 100 films to see whilst still alive.

You can either leave your list as a comment or email them to me.

Film Title
1 2001: A Space Odyssey
2 Alien
3 Amelie
4 American Beauty
5 Anchorman
6 Annie Hall
7 Armageddon
8 Back to the future
9 Batman Returns
10 Blade Runner (Directors Cut)
11 Blade Trinity
12 Breakfast at Tiffany's
13 Brokeback Mountain
14 Bulletproof Monk
15 Casino
16 Chocolat
17 Coffee and Cigarettes
18 Deconstructing Harry
19 Dirty Dancing
20 Dogma
21 Donnie Darko
22 Down With Love
23 Educating Rita
24 Empire of the Sun
25 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
26 Evolution
27 Ferris Buellers day off
28 Fried Green Tomatoes at the whistle stop café
29 Godfather part 2
30 Goodfellas
31 Grease
32 Grosse Point Blank
33 Hable con ella (Talk to her)
34 Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire
35 Hercules Returns
36 Hero
37 High Society
38 Hoodwinked
39 In and Out
40 Just Like Heaven
41 Knight's Tale
42 Knocked up
43 L'Homme du Train
44 Logan's Run
45 LOTR: Return of the King
46 LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring
47 LOTR: The Two Towers
48 Manhatten Murder Mystery
49 Man's favourite sport
50 Master and Commander
51 Monsters Inc.
52 Monty Python and the Holy Grail
53 Monty Python and the Meaning of Life
54 Monty Python's life of Brian
55 Moulin Rouge
56 Much Ado about nothing
57 Ocean's 11 (New Version)
58 Pitch Black
59 Pulp Fiction
60 Pump up the Volume
61 Rain Man
62 Rambo: First Blood
63 Rebecca
64 Remains of the Day
65 Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves
66 Runaway Jury
67 Sahara
68 Saw
69 Scarface
70 Serenity
71 Shakespeare in Love
72 Shaun of the dead
73 Shooting Fish
74 Shrek
75 Sleeper
76 Sleepless in Seattle
77 Sliding Doors
78 Some Like it Hot
79 Star Trek iv: The Voyage Home
80 Star Wars
81 Streetcar named Desire
82 Ten things I hate about you
83 Terminator 2
84 That thing you do
85 The Bourne Identity
86 The breakfast club
87 The Cat and the Canary (Bob Hope)
88 The Consequences of Love
89 The Crow
90 The English Patient
91 The Englishman who went up a hill but came down a mountain
92 The Lady Vanishes
93 The Mummy
94 The Net
95 The Passion of the Christ
96 The Shipping News
97 The Sixth Sense
98 The Sound of Music
99 The Truman Show
100 The Usual Suspects
101 The Wall
102 The Wedding Singer
103 Topsy Turvy
104 Trainspotting
105 V for Vendetta
106 Van Wilder: Party Liaison
107 Vanilla Sky
108 Vegas in Space
109 Walk the Line
110 Withnail and I
111 Wizard of Oz

Well after staying up all night reading the book, I am certainly surprised at some of the outcomes in it!
I certainly didn't expect Ron to commit suicide! But I suppose I understand it after he found out the Hermione was pregnant- with Neville's baby. The whole "Do you have any Longbottom inside you? Would you like some?" seduction scene was very funny!
It was good to see the Professor Trelawny had a bigger story in this book- and I thought the affair with Snape was quite nice. However, when they both got trapped in a time vortex and were sent to the past and we actually found out that they were Harry's parents, I thought that was stretching it a little too far.
IT was also good to see the Sirius Black wasn't dead, but was alive and well and living in Hagrid's beard!
It didn't surprise me that Draco turned out to be gay, and I thought it was touching when he went for the audition to play 'Ralph' in Hogwarts version of the Sound of Music. He would have probably got the part if it wasn't for the fact that he insisted that Crabbe played Leisl! The whole Sound of Music scene was nice, but I must admit- having Professor McGonagall play the mother superior was a mistake! She is nothing like the Mother Superior, from the original Sound of Music!
My favourite part was when Dumbledore came back from the dead as a ghost, using the very magical 'Ailsa's Fridge' from Home and Away. It made me laugh when he had a go at Harry Potter for not being able to read properly. Apparently Dumbledore had not written in the note "Raise Dumbledore's army" he had actually asked Harry to "Raise Dumbledore's armchair" as it was very low on the ground and it was hard to get out of after a few whiskies!
On the whole, a good read but I did think the author was struggling for her own ideas near the end when we found out that Hogwarts was actually housed on top of a giant tortoise being carried by four elephants!

PS. This isn't a real post. I made this stuff up

PPS If this turns to be what really happens then... well it will make an interesting read!