Someone says if you've seen over 85 films, you have no life. Mark the ones you've seen. There are over 200 films on this list. Copy this list and post it to your blog. Then, put x's next to the films you've seen, add them up, change the header adding your number, and click post at the bottom. Be truthful now!
( ) Rocky Horror Picture Show
( ) Grease
( ) The Forbidden Kingdom
(x) Pirates of the Caribbean
(x) Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest
( ) Boondock Saints
(x) Fight Club
(x) Starsky and Hutch
(x) Neverending Story
(x) Blazing Saddles
( ) Airplane
( ) The Princess Bride
( ) AnchorMan
(x) Napoleon Dynamite
( ) Labyrinth
( ) Saw
( ) Saw II
( ) White Noise
( ) White Oleanders
( ) Green Street
(x) Anger Management
(x) 50 First Dates
(x) The Princess Diaries
(x) The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
( ) Kungfu Panda
(x) Wall-E
(x) Scream
(x) Scream 2
(x) Scream 3
(x) Scary Movie
(x) Scary Movie 2
(x) Scary Movie 3
(x) Scary Movie 4
(x) Orange County
(x) Eurotrip
(x) 40 Days And 40 Nights
( ) Forgetting Sarah Marshall
(x) Liar Liar
( ) Yes Man
(x) American Pie
(x) American Pie 2
(x) American Pie The Wedding
(x) American Pie Band Camp
( ) The 40 Year Old Virgin
(x) Harry Potter 1
(x) Harry Potter 2
(x) Harry Potter 3
(x) Harry Potter 4
(x) The Lord Of The Rings 1
(x) The Lord Of The Rings 2
(x) The Lord Of The Rings 3
( ) Resident Evil 1
( ) Resident Evil 2
( ) The Wedding Singer
( ) Little Black Book
(x) The Village
(x) Lilo & Stitch
(x) Finding Nemo
(x) Finding Neverland
(x) Signs
(x) Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
(x) Hancock
(x) The Grinch
(x) Texas Chainsaw Massacre
( ) Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
(x) White Chicks
(x) Butterfly Effect
(x) The Panic Room
(x) 13 Going on 30
(x) I, Robot
( ) Robots
(x) Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
( ) Universal Soldier
(x) Lemony Snicket: A Series Of Unfortunate Events
(x) Along Came Polly
( ) Deep Impact
(x) KingPin
( ) Inside Man
(x) Never Been Kissed
(x) Meet The Parents
(x) Meet The Fockers
( ) Eight Crazy Nights
( ) Joe Dirt
(x) King Kong
(x) A Cinderella Story
(x) The Terminal
(x) The Lizzie McGuire Movie
(x) Passport to Paris
(x) Dumb & Dumber
( ) Dumber & Dumberer
( ) Wayne's World
(x) Wayne's World 2
(x) Final Destination
(x) Final Destination 2
(x) Final Destination 3
( ) Con Air
(x) Halloween
(x) The Ring
(x) The Ring 2
( ) Disturbia
( ) Surviving Christmas
(x) Flubber
(x) Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle
( ) Practical Magic
(x) Chicago
(x) Ghost Ship
( ) From Hell
(x) Hellboy
(x) Hellboy 2
(x) Secret Window
( ) I Am Sam
( ) The Whole Nine Yards
( ) The Whole Ten Yards
(x) The Day After Tomorrow
( ) Child's Play
( ) Seed of Chucky
( ) Bride of Chucky
(x) Ten Things I Hate About You
(x) Just Married
(x) Gothika
(x) Nightmare on Elm Street
( ) Sixteen Candles
( ) Remember the Titans
( ) Coach Carter
(x) The Grudge
(x) The Grudge 2
(x) The Mask
(x) Son Of The Mask
( ) Bad Boys
( ) Bad Boys 2
( ) Joy Ride
( ) Lucky Number Slevin
(x) Ocean's Eleven
(x) Ocean's Twelve
( ) Ocean's Thirteen
( ) Bourne Ultimatum
( ) Bourne Identity
(x) Bourne Supremecy
( ) The Departed
( ) Lone Star
( ) Bedazzled
( ) Predator I
(x) Predator II
( ) The Fog
(x) Ice Age
(x) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
( ) Curious George
(x) Independence Day
( ) Cujo
( ) A Bronx Tale
( ) Darkness Falls
(x) Blood Diamond
( ) Christine
(x) ET
(x) Jaws
(x) Jaws 2
( ) Children of the Corn
( ) My Boss's Daughter
( ) Maid in Manhattan
(x) War of the Worlds
(x) Rush Hour
(x) Rush Hour 2
( ) Best Bet
(x) How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
( ) She's All That
(x) Calendar Girls
(x) Sideways
(x) Mars Attacks
(x) Event Horizon
(x) Star Wars Ep. 1
(x) Star Wars Ep. 2
(x) Star Wars Ep. 3
(x) Star Wars Ep. 4
(x) Star Wars Ep. 5
(x) Star Wars Ep. 6
(x) Ever After
(x) Wizard of Oz
(x) Forrest Gump
( ) Big Trouble in Little China
(x) The Te

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Charles will also talk about the importance of the business community joining the fight against climate change.

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Starting lessons later would mean the end of "teenage zombies" dozing at their desks - and could have a significant impact on exam performance.

Research suggested teenagers' brains were wired differently to adults' and worked two hours behind adult time, he said.

Memory tests performed on Monkseaton High pupils by neuroscientist Russell Foster, Chair of Circadian Neuroscience at Brasenose College, Oxford, showed the students' brains worked better in the afternoon.

This suggested young people's body clocks may shift as they begin their teens - meaning teenagers got up late not because they were lazy but because they were biologically programmed to do so, Professor Foster said.

Dr Kelley is adamant the timetable change would have a profound impact.

And he said depriving teenagers of sleep could have an impact on not just their learning but their mental and physical health.

He said: "Teenagers aren't lazy. We're depriving them of the sleep they need through purely biological factors beyond their control.

"The research carried out by Professor Foster showed that, from the age of ten, our internal body clocks shift, so its good for young people to stay in bed.

"We are making teenagers ratty by getting them up early."

He hopes school governors will approve the new timetable before the start of the next school year.

Last year, Dr Kelley carried out a trial at Monkseaton High that found pupils scored up to 90 per cent in a GCSE science paper after one session involving three 20-minute bursts interspersed with ten-minute breaks for physical activity.

The pupils had not covered any part of the GCSE science syllabus before the lessons.