It's no secret that I'm a 'little' bit of a film enthusiast. I love 'em. Writing this wasn't an easy task to do at all, I kept changing what films made it into my top 10- originally putting them in order but that made it even harder, so I scrapped that part of this post. I wouldn't say that I have a favourite genre of film at all. However, the one genre that your least likely to find me watching is horror. That isn't my cup of tea (sorry to any horror film fans out there). If I like the look of a film I'll go watch it.

In no particular order, I present my top 10 films...

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1. Harry Potter
Yes, I know HP isn't exactly 'one' film but I love the franchise and I do class myself as a Potterhead. I honestly cannot choose my favourite Harry Potter film without changing my mind at least ten times before settling and even then I'm not 100% satisfied- so please never ask me 'which one is your favourite?'. I re-watch them monthly cause I love them. I'm still yet to attempt to watch them all in one day. I know around 95% of the script for Philosopher Stone, Chamber of Secrets and Deathly Hallows part 2.

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2. Bridget Jones's Diary
One of the funniest films I have watched. Shout out to my mum for introducing me to this absolute classic.

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3. Titanic
I cry every time.

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4. The Devil Wears Prada
Miranda is one of the best villains out there.

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5. Deadpool
One of the newest film on the list. Comedy gold.

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6. Meet The Fockers
I was far too young when I first watched this. I re-watched it a couple years later and since then it has held a special place in my heart.

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7. Men In Black
Again, I was really young when I first watched it. 6 years later I re-watched. The rest is history.

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8. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Anything set in J.K Rowling's world is a yes from me.

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9. Suicide Squad
If you know me very well at all, you'll know why this film has made it onto this list.

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10. Baby Driver
The first Edgar Wright film I ever did see. Loved it.

I have a little thread over on my Twitter on all of my favourite films and TV shows which you can find here .

It was my birthday last month, my seventeenth to be exact. I've picked up a little bit of knowledge along the way, as well as some wisdom. To celebrate this new year of my life, I wanted to write a little blog post that I've seen floating around the internet for a while now. I've found it quite interesting to see what other people have put down for the 17 things they've learned in 17 years and I wanted to give it a go myself...

1.  "When a door closes, you have two choices, give up or keep going." - Rihanna

2.  Negative people exist and you don't need them in your life. Surround yourself with positivity and what or whoever makes you happy.

3.  Love who you've been given the privilege too.

4.  Find the balance between work/play/rest.

5. Laughter is one of the best feelings ever.

6. Trust your gut.

7. People who are confident enough not to care, should be taken note of.

8. Every problem, has a solution. Other than death.

9. Make yourself you're No.1 priority. You have to do what's best for yourself. That's ok.

10. No one is going to stop you from doing what you love. It's not up to anyone else. It's your choice.

11. Be the person you wished you had when times were rough.

12. Wearing makeup and using an instagram filter doesn't make you beautiful. Your character does.

13. Surround yourself with creative, funny, smart, caring and good people. You deserve it.

14. You have to learn to accept yourself.

15. Don't let someone structure your life.

16. Change is too evolve. Without it, there's no life.

17. You can do anything you put your mind too. Stop stopping yourself from achieving it. Get some motivation and dedication and kick your own ass into gear.