Poll: Disney Theme Parks and Movies

You meet someone who says they don't like western movies. Of these westerns that have been on IMDb's Top 250 list (1996 - 2015), which would you recommend? Discuss your choice here

Which of these movies do you think gives the best depiction of life on a submarine? Discuss the list here.

You may find it surprising, but all the following titles were present at least once in the Top 250. Today they all have a rating of 6.8 or less. Which movie surprises you the most to have been in the Top? Discuss here and see the list of all movies that have appeared on the IMDb Top 250 here! (list by dan_dassow) (Source: took.nl/250)

There's just something exciting about the word 'adventure' and promising about any movie title that features it. Which movie with 'adventure' (or 'adventures') in the title is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here

Missouri is the 24th state of the U.S. established in 1821. Which of these films set in the Show-Me-State is your favorite? Discuss here.

The Sherman Brothers were an American songwriting duo that specialized in musical films, made up of brothers Robert B. Sherman (1925 – 2012) and Richard M. Sherman (born 1928). Together they received various accolades including 2 Academy Awards and 3 Grammy Awards. In 1976 they received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The Sherman Brothers wrote more motion-picture musical song scores than any other songwriting team in film history. Among their most famous works are the theme park songs There's A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow and It's A Small World (After All). According to Time magazine, the latter song is the most performed song of all time. Listen to the song here. Which is your favorite Sherman Brothers title? Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

Founded in 1923 as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio by brothers Walt and Roy, Walt Disney Pictures is celebrating its first 100 years of history as one of the most important film production studios in the world. To celebrate their cinematic history we have this poll. From their second 25 years of history, which is the most important Walt Disney Pictures movie? Discuss Here Poll by Pencho15

Novels have been a great influence on the films. There are numerous films adapted from novels every year. Which novel do you think most deserves to be adapted? Note: All adaptation numbers are based on their Wikipedia pages. No TV adaptations included. Minimum 7 adaptations. Discuss the poll here

Toms, Thomases, Dicks, Richards, Ricks, Rickys, Harolds, and Harrys are everywhere! Almost that is! While they all aren't here, these are the most popular. There are so many good ones on this list, that you'll have a hard time choosing! So who is your favorite character named, Tom, Dick, or Harry? After voting, please discuss here.

The films released in 1939 are 75 years old this year. Which of these notable 1939 films is your favorite? Of this poll, IMDb Daily Poll Board member ElMaruecan82 said: "I think this is a terrific idea, but not because these films are turning 75 this year but because they happen to be from the greatest cinematic year ever: 1939. I believe the year deserves a little tribute in your descriptive text, something reminding us that Hollywood's Golden Age reached its pinnacle in 1939, before the Old World would forever collapse under Hitler's tanks ... like a last gasp of brightness, life and colors before the dark." Discuss your list here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/229502983

Each one of these movies has scenes where a trip down a dangerous river were shown where, as Charlie Allnutt had observed, "There's death a thousand times over ...". White water, rapids, sharp rocks, and waterfalls are the usual elements not to mention leeches, crocodiles, piranha, river pirates, and men trying to kill the heroes of the film. Which is the best movie that has one? You can discuss your journey here by clicking here.

Mark Twain (1835 – 1910), was an American writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, and lecturer. He was lauded as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced," and "the father of American literature". Which is your favorite movie based on Mark Twain's work? Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

A list of male literary characters who first appeared in the 19th century, often adapted in movies. Limited to protagonist and/or title characters. Discuss the list here.

Which movie of the Top 250-1996 (with a current rating lower than 7.0) is the most surprising to encounter in this list? discuss list here

The Hawkeye State is the official nickname of Iowa. Adopted early in the state's history, Iowa's nickname is "The Hawkeye State" as a tribute to chief Black Hawk, leader of the native American Sauk tribe, who relocated to Iowa after unsuccessful fighting of settlers (source: statesymbolsusa.org). Iowa became the 29th state of the United States of America in 1846. These movies have a connection with Iowa. They are (partially) filmed there or it's a topic in the story. Which movie (or movie poster) do you associate the most with Iowa? You may discuss the poll here Click here to vote for other States of America

The Show-Me State is the official nickname of Missouri. There are several stories concerning the origin of the "Show-Me" slogan. The most widely known story gives credit to Missouri's U.S. Congressman Willard Duncan Vandiver for coining the phrase in 1899. During a speech in Philadelphia, he said: "I come from a state that raises corn and cotton and cockleburs and Democrats, and frothy eloquence neither convinces nor satisfies me. I am from Missouri. You have got to show me." The phrase is now used to describe the character of Missourians; not gullible, conservative, and unwilling to believe without adequate evidence (source: statesymbolsusa.org). Missouri became the 24th state of the United States of America in 1821. These movies have a connection with Missouri. They are (partially) filmed there or it's a topic in the story. Which movie (or movie poster) do you associate the most with Missouri? You may discuss the poll here Click here to vote for other States of America

The Yellowhammer State is the nickname of Alabama. Alabama has been called "The Yellowhammer State" since the Civil War, when a company of Alabama soldiers wore uniforms trimmed with yellow cloth and were nicknamed "Yellowhammers" (because of the bright yellow feathers that flash beneath this bird's wings and tail). "Yellowhammer" is the common name for the northern flicker woodpecker, which is also the state bird of Alabama (source: statesymbolsusa.org). Alabama became the 22nd state of the United States of America in 1819. These movies have a connection with Alabama. They are (partially) filmed there or it's a topic in the story. Which movie (or movie poster) do you associate the most with Alabama? You may discuss the poll here Click here to vote for other States of America

Of These Fresh Fruits Which One Do You Prefer? Discuss the list Here

David O. Selznick (1902 – 1965) was an American film producer, screenwriter and film studio executive. Which movie produced by David O. Selznick is your favorite? Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

Hitchcock, Ford, Hawks, Wilder, and Curtiz. Hollywood Director Michael Curtiz may not be as well known as the other prolific Hollywood directors but in a career that started with silent pictures and spanned over fifty years Curtiz directed some of the Golden Era's most memorable films. Which of his most well known films is your favorite? Discuss the list here