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Yeh, I hated "Brave New World" too, I read most of it last year, and it was so painful. Good book, but not my cup of tea.

"Mullholland Drive", even if it was so good, was totally...what's the word...messed up! I mean, how is someone meant to understand that movie, I barely could, and I had to watch it a million times to get it.

MY TOP TEN MOVIES OF ALL TIME 1. "Kill Bill Volume 2" 2. "Kill Bill Volume 1" 3. "The Silence of the Lambs" 4. "Lord of the Rings: Return of the King" 5. "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" 6. "Moulin Rouge" 7. "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" 8. "Pulp Fiction" 9. "American...

I have to say, Casey appealed to me from the start the most, and I hope that after the first album is released, she begins writing her own stuff, and singing more stuff like "The Special Ones" (I love george sooooo much) and "Hello" (Amy Lee's voice is incredible, and her song writing skills are...

Our class is doing Hamlet/Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead. Is anybody else doing these two texts for Module A? What is everyone else doing? I asked my Extension Teacher which texts she would think are more appropriate for me in this Module, and she told me these two, so I pushed for these...

Imaginitive: On Giant's Shoulders...I wanted to do "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" but at least I got my way with doing "Hamlet" & "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" in Module A.

We've started doing Crime Fiction, and "Anil's Ghost" was the book we started with. Starting with this was probably the worst idea...I totally have no idea where the boundries for Crime Fiction end and begin. Thank God that "The Skull Beneath The Skin" is much more archetypal for the genre, for...

I'm looking at the Warren Commission and the Assassination of JFK. I'm currently writing out the Proposal, do you think this is a well structured question: "What are historian’s opinions regarding the President’s Commission Into the Assassination of President Kennedy (Warren Commission), and...

Great then, I guess it won't be too difficult after all.

I've obviously chosen a popular topic. I'm also doing the works of Quentin Tarantino for my Critical Response. I think it will just be a critique, but I am also leaning towards discussing feminism within Quentin Tarantino's movies...can't wait to see how it turns out.

I'm doing Elizabeth I for my case study. We didn't get a choice, we have one girl from Ancient History and me in the class, I do Modern History, and the teacher thought it would be a good idea to pick the topic that bridges the gap between the two classes. Plus, it was in her Area of Interest...

I am starting year 12 now, and I am doing 4U English as well as History Extension...History Extension looks like it's going to be a lot of work...but I'm willing to do it, so I suppose I should do well at it, our school seems to have a good reputation at it judging by prior marks.