Poll: The 5th Wheel Poll

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

National Lampoon was an American humor magazine which ran from 1970 to 1998. Here are some of the best movies that spawned from the magazine or simply used the title for their release. Which do you think is the funniest "National Lampoon" film? Discuss the poll here Note: As there is an ambiguity around what constitutes "National Lampoon", this wiki page is used as reference. Only movies with an IMDb rating of 5.0 and a minimum of 2,000 votes are considered.

On April 4, 2023, Warner Bros. Entertainment celebrated the 100th anniversary of its founding as Warner Bros. in 1923. It released its first film, Where the North Begins (1923), starring Rin Tin Tin, a few months later. Over the next century, Warner Bros. would go on to become one of the original "Big Five" studios and still holds the distinction today as a current "Big Five" member. Its parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery is an international conglomerate with a foothold in all facets of entertainment and a nearly 25% global market share. As a result of its hundred-year effort, the WB movie catalog currently includes a whopping 12,500+ feature films.​​​​​​​​​​ Which of these select Warner Bros. produced films released between 1980 and 1989 is its greatest accomplishment during this period? Discuss the topic here.

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 greatest film directors can use and manipulate color just like the finest painters. Color can set a tone, draw focus to particular details, represent character traits and more. Which of these uses of red in a film is the most interesting? Discuss the list here

Which one of these Movie posters from the decade of the 1980s is your favorite? Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums

Things are just not going right for you and you are in need of mindless fun and a really good laugh. Which of these hoary old and not-quite-so-old chestnuts would you like to watch to cheer you up? Discuss here

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

Not necessarily for Christmas, but all year long, what was the best gift you got in 2014? Discuss the list here

From this list of movies based (partially or completely) on story/article that was first published in a magazine, which one is your favorite? Discuss this poll here

For some people, a catchy title can be a good reason to watch a movie. Which of these alliterative movie titles is the most original? (we're not asking for the best movie) Discuss the list here Related Poll: Most Original Groovy Movie (rhyming movie titles)

According to the IMDb, these locations are among the leading places where feature movies are filmed throughout the world. From this selection, which one is your favorite cinematic location? Discuss here Poll by Pencho15

IMDb asked users on social media for the best movie soundtracks for a summer road trip. Here are some of the most popular answers. Which of these movies had the best soundtrack? Discuss here

Which family would you like to join on a Summer vacation/road trip? Discuss the list here

Some movies were made in order to end franchises. Which movie ended it's franchise the best?

Whenever I’m planning a trip I love to see if there are any movies filmed or set there. And even if I’m not planning a trip, nothing satisfies wanderlust more than a movie full of quaint towns and beautiful scenery (even if only for a little while)! Below is a list of movies that will inspire you to travel to a certain city, or have an interesting journey. Which of the following movies did you enjoy the most? After voting, discuss here.

In which leading film role would you most like to have seen Arnie cast? please discuss here.

Which of the fathers featuring prominently in these films dealing with father-child relationships is your favourite? Discuss here

In your opinion what is the Greatest Christmas film of all time? (Note: List is limited to only feature films and films with at least a rating of 7.0). Discuss the list 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