Cinema's 100 Most Memorable Moments, published by The Observer in Life Magazine on 6th February, 2000.

Cinema's 100 Most Memorable Moments, published in Life: The Observer Magazine 6th February 2000. Includes an introduction by Neil Jordan followed by the actual list of the top 100 film moments (No. 1 is The Usual Suspects), including illustrations, analysis and the list arranged in date order. Also includes the favourite moments of celebrities including Jeffrey Archer, Jo Whiley, Angela Mason, Richard Dawkins, Peter Greenaway, Adrian Noble, Tony Benn, Joan Bakewell, John Humphreys, John Mortimer, Glenda Jackson, Chris Cunningham, Nick Jones, Nigel Hawthorne, Lembit Opik and David Holmes. Also includes contributions from the directors Spike Lee, Sam Mendes, Bryan Singer and Michael Mann, listing the scenes from other directors films which they wish they had shot. In addition, there are detailed analyses of scenes from The Birds, The Railway Children, Dr Strangelove and various articles including: Rob Kenner: Are effects really that special?; Philip French: The Triumph of Craftsmen: Your Favourite Directors; Lynne Ramsay: Words and Pictures; Ryuichi Sakamoto: How to get a moment to sound good; Akin Ojumu: Can You Keep a Secret?; Tom O'Sullivan: Beg, borrow or steal; G. Cabrera Infante: At last, at moment 65; Andrew Collins: What will top the list in 2010?.

Part of the Bill Douglas and Peter Jewell Collection