Poll: Cult Classics fo the 20th Century A - Z

Two of the best video-game movies aren't actually based on video games: Tom Cruise's Edge of Tomorrow (2014) AKA Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow and Scott Pilgrim vs the World (2010). Which of these action/thriller movies would you love to play as its protagonist in a 1st Person video game? Bring a roll or two of quarters to the IMDb arcade here!

The American Film Institute (AFI) lists these 80s comedies in the category "The 100 Funniest American Movies Of All Time". Which is your favorite title? Source: AFI's 100 YEARS...100 LAUGHS Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

All these movies celebrate their 30th anniversary this year, which one would you say is the most quotable? Discuss the list here

Which of these movies best matches your main resolution for 2015? Discuss here

The independent cinema industry as presently known grew out of the independent cinema movement that came about in the 1980s following the death of New Hollywood. From this list of influential, acclaimed independent films during the 1980s, which is the best? Discuss Here

The Grand Canyon State is the official nickname of Arizona. In 1912 it became the 48th state of the United States of America. These movies have a connection with Arizona. It's a topic in the story or they are (partially) filmed in Arizona. Which movie (or movie poster) do you associate the most with Arizona? You may discuss the poll here Click here to vote for other States of America

Which of these commercials, shown on-screen in movies, is the most memorable? Discuss here

The below movies either are about pregnancy and the addition of a baby into someone's life or follow stories that, in some way, are influenced by pregnancy. Which one do you consider the best? Discuss the list here!

Recently Entertainment Weekly magazine made a list of the single films that best captured the spirit and and story of each US state. Since there are 51 films on the list (including Washington DC) the most popular 35 are listed below. Vote for your favorite film and then you will know which US state you should be living in! Discuss the list here Movies that didn't make the top 35 cut: True Grit (Arkansas), The Ice Storm (Connecticut), Breaking Away (Indiana), Coal Miner's Daughter (Kentucky), Hairspray (Maryland), In the Heat of the Night (Mississippi), Nebraska (Nebraska), Our Town (New Hampshire), Gas, Food Lodging (New Mexico), Junebug (North Carolina), Three Faces West (North Dakota), Oklahoma! (Oklahoma), Nashville (Tennessee), Giant (Texas), Shenandoah (Virginia), October Sky (West Virginia)

Taking advantage of the premiere of Dream Scenario (2023), and being a lifelong fan of Nicolas Cage as well as his eccentric performances, I've been checking more than 100 movies of his career looking for his most deranged, crazed and delirious acting ever. Here are 25 titles in an attempt to disclose one thing: What is the best overacting of Nicolas Cage? (Movies listed according to their highest IMDb rating when the list was created) Discuss the list here.

Nicolas Cage has entertained moviegoers throughout his years of acting, playing characters who have made us root for them, cry and laugh. With the release of Mandy (2018) coming closer, I thought it would be right to see what all you IMDB users believe to be the best Nic Cage movie! So, which is your favorite? Discuss here after voting

For reasons of my own, I suspect that we may see a mini-baby boom in nine months from now from married couples staying home in this COVID-19 crisis. Which movie would you select as a baby primer movie to warn the new couples on what to expect when their little bundle of joy arrives? Or scare them into not doing the act? The maternity ward is at this page.

Discuss the list here *I left the following states off as they only had one or no substantive directors listed as being born there: Alabama, Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming

The following comedies feature some unconventional, some inspiring, and even some horrendous mothers, step-mothers, grandmothers, or people taking on the role of mothers, but they all have one thing in common: they're funny. Which movie featuring a comedic Mom is your favorite? Celebrate Mother's Day by talking about your favorite "mom-com" here. (Only live-action films with at least 15,000 votes, as well as rating of at least 5.8, on IMDb are included.)

You get to tag along a road trip with one of the following groups - which one do you choose? Not (necessarily) the best or your favorite movie - it's the group you'd most like to hang out a few days on their road trip. Inspired by http://www.imdb.com/list/-sZYHX7NdC8/ You get to (roughly) experience what they experienced in the movie (for better or worse). To keep it to a reasonable number of items, I am applying the following constraints: * There are at least two "central" characters but no more than three people already on the road trip, you are the 3rd (or 4th, * The movie is about an era that is 1980s or more recent. * The main characters spend a fair amount of time in a vehicle. * Are live action and not science fiction/fantasy (not animated or puppets) Because the list is limited to 35 items, there are valid entries that would probably not be plausible choices for anyone (e.g. they're basically awful or horrific experiences), so I've roughly chosen the more popular entries by moviemeter. Discuss here

Which movie of the Top 250-1998 (with a current rating lower than 7.5) is the most surprising to encounter in this list? You could be surprised in two ways: either you think the 1998 rating was too high or the current rating is too low. You may discuss the poll here See also: Top 250-1997: 20 Years Ago It Was Like This... (Part 2) Top 250-1996: 20 Years Ago It Was Like This... (Part 1)

This is not a poll about dramatic comedies but good, old, "plain" comedies that feature emotional moments, comedies whose ending or climax makes you both smile and tear up. Which of these emotional comedies is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here (romantic comedies are accepted if the sad or moving parts aren't all related to the attraction or relationship between the protagonists)

Which film with the name of a state in the western portion of the United States is your favorite? Discuss at: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/204609502

Which movie of the Top 250-1997 (with a current rating lower than 7.5) is the most surprising to encounter in this list? Either you think the 1997 rating was too high or the current rating is too low. You may discuss the poll here See also: 20 Years Ago It Was Like This... (Part 1)

Which comedy film of the 1980s do you think is the funniest? You may discuss the poll here See also: Funniest Comedy Film of the '00s Funniest Comedy Film of the '90s