Are these good A levels to do?

Hiya, I need to pick my A levels soon and I wanted to know if these are good A levels to do. I think I need to study subjects which I can relate to with the world because I think I will do better at them.
1. Philosophy
2. Psychology
3. Economics
4. Film Studies (I really want to do Film Studies but do you think this will be a waste of time?)

I'm not sure what I want to be/do but I have a few things in mind for example a degree in criminology, or be a script writer, or start up my own business (I understand that you don't need business studies A level to do this, but I do business studies gcse so I think it will be enough if I decide to go down this route). These are just what I am thinking about but my mind might change so I want my options to give me lots of opportunities.
At the moment I am just picking subjects which I might enjoy/be good at but I need to know if these subjects are good enough.
Thank you

From experience, (I chose the wrong subjects first year so re-did AS) choose 2 respected subjects such as psychology and then 2 that have coursework or are less time consuming in terms of work load. All 4 you must enjoy and look at the syllabus to see if it interests you. But it's all about time management so I chose ICT as my fourth due to coursework factor. Hope this helps!

Hiya, thank you so much. Media studies is 50% coursework so I might pick it. And this is my first time using this website so I am not sure if I replied to you properly :-) Thank you

Do what you like and what your good at. A-levels are challenging and if you dislike a particular subject you will have little or no motivation to revise it. Also does your school do A-level taster sessions where your allowed to try a particular A-level subject for a day ? That would be really helpful because then you'd know if you like the subject and whether you would like to continue studying it.

Your subject choices relate well to your options - you should perhaps choose at least one facilitating subject though - maybe swap film studies for English or something more academic. However, don't be put off taking less academic subjects if you think you will achieve better grades in them and enjoy them more. Good luck,

You replied perfectly you're very welcome. I know psychology is a lot of work so try and balance that with a subjects that you have a real passion for and ones that don't take as much time. I chose politics as it's always in the news so easy to get examples and so it's not as time consuming as just sitting there reading a text book.

I don't want to seem annoying so you don't have to answer this but what A levels did you end up picking.
Politics seems quite interesting so that might be good for me as well

It's not annoying at all, happy to help! I chose Geography, Geology, Politics and ICT...
Geography interested me so revision seemed easier not a chore. Geology was something I also enjoyed and linked in with physical geography. (Always good to have a link!) politics is common knowledge so easy to remember and ict was coursework based which took less pressure for exams.
Think about whether you like essays or not? Whether you enjoy the subject at GCSEs? Do the subjects link so easier to revise?

Philosophy and Economics are both facilitating subjects