considered by perhaps the most memoroable film.

The film i considered by perhaps the most memorable and the climax is so terrifying I literally jumped out of my chair, shrieking, when I first saw it. Stanley Kubrick A Clock Work Orange, c. (1971) Malcolm Mcdowell is leader of a retro fractured, contemporary, adolenscent , face painting copy-cat violence gang. The camera work is deliberately in-out, with few pans or much lateral/horizontal movement ...

Alfred Hitchcock, The Birds, c. (1963) A wealthy San Francisco playgirl pursues a potential boyfriend to a California town where ttheir bizaar suspence and shock attracts all kinds of birds that gather and attack people. Great horizontal movement and colour for the time ...

H.G. Wells novel, The Time Machine, c. (1960) Sci-fi film based on the 1865 H.G. Wells novel of the same name directed by George Pal. Builds a miniture model and has it dissapear in front of his humoured friends that have it dismissed as a parlour trick and depart only for him to get into his full scale machine and blast of through time ...

Ian Fleming, James Bond, In January, c. (1952) Foreign Manager for Kemsley Newspapers, an organisation owned by The Sunday Times. he began work on his first James Bond novel at an estate reatreat in jamaica called Goldeneye ...

1953 Casino Royale novel, 1954 Live and Let Die novel, 1957 From Russia With Love novel, 1958 Dr. No novel, 1961 Thunderball novel, 1962 The Spy Who Loved Me novel,1963 On Her Majesty's Secret Service novel, 1987 The Living Daylights novel, 2002 Die Another Day novel, 2008 Quantum of Solace novel, 1998 'Live At Five', The first publication in American edition TV Guide 007 en route to a date witha tv reporter janet davies officially sanctioned/licensed James Bond and Bond-related short fiction ...