Thanks to those movie battlers RossvRoss.com, eight movie bloggers and writers joined them for the film fight to end all film fights. Popcorn was tossed around the room and ten hardened, battle-ready film buffs made a case for each of the Best Picture nominees to win the golden statue.

The moment you’ve all been waiting for.

Erm…well I hope there’s been some anticipation anyway. Here at Top10Films the top 10 film list is our bread and butter and after a week long celebration of Steven Spielberg it was only right that we should end with our list of Spielberg’s finest achievements.

So here it is: the ten finest pieces of work by the genius that is Steven Spielberg…

The 2000s are no more. Our top 50 of the decade has been finalised – let the retrospective investigation of the period begin. What did cinema in the 2000s leave us? What were the trends? How did cinema progress? What directors established themselves? What directors committed career suicide? What are your lasting memories of cinema in the 2000s?

Welcome to Top10Films’ Awards for the 2000s. Contenders fight for Best Performance, Best Character, Best Director, Most Memorable Scene, Funniest Moment, and Scariest Moment as well as Best First Ten Minutes and Best Ending.

“I demand that a film express either the joy of making cinema or the agony of making cinema. I am not at all interested in anything in between.” – Francois Truffaut
Read on to discover more about Francois Truffaut and the French New Wave OR go straight to the Top 10 by clicking HERE
For some American audiences the first introduction to Francois Truffaut was his turn as Claude Lacombe in Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind. For others, who had followed his work in France, he was the writer, …