Harry Potter's introduction to the magic world - the book that launched the phenomnenon, and pure good fun.

Possibly the best in the series so far - Harry is determind to avenge the deaths of his parents, but things aren't always what they seem ... Wonderfully dark, with an incredible finale.

15 year old Harry becomes disillusioned and angry, as the Ministry tries to discredit him, and Voldemort gathers his army. Second best in the series after Book III.

More confident adaptation than the first movie, but still suffers from uninspired writing and direction.

Best of the Harry Potter soundtracks, and John Williams at his best. "Double Trouble" and "Window to the Past" are wonderful.

Even better than "Quidditch", another little Comic Relief gem.

Best Star Wars movie since "Empire" - an epic romance, a dark mystery, political intruige and some of the greatest battle scenes ever in a movie - what more could you want?

Another great Williams score - Duel of the Fates is a masterpiece.

Great collection of themes from the original Star Wars trilogy, arranged as a concert suite, conducted by Williams himself.

Possibly the greatest fantasy novel ever written - Tolkien's imagination, humanity and writing technique is staggering.

A huge improvement on its theatrical version, this extended edition just just as good as "Fellowship"

Howard Shore's amazing Oscar-winning soundtrack to the Lord of the Rings trilogy - sheer brilliance.

Short story set after "The Amber Spyglass", to give us something to read until "The Book of Dust" is finished.