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Subcultures are always exciting for filmmakers to depict communities with distinctive styles and unique philosophy makes for interesting short and feature films, music videos, tv- and web-series. Of these selected subcultures from different eras, which do you consider the most cinematic and interesting? Discuss the poll here

Often times when a film gets a sequel it becomes a full blown franchise. (Often at least a trilogy) But here is the sets of films where they (at least for now) have only gotten one further installment for one reason or another. So this is just to see which duo of films is considered the best. Remember, these are all films that are supposed to bet set in the same continuity. Some of them for instance are being considered to be rebooted and the like. And also remember that you're supposed to take into account your feelings for both films in each set, whether you like one of the films or not. As this is a test of the films' accumulative strength against the other films duos.

Which of these comedic two-parters from the '90s is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here To be eligible, the two movies must be comedies and shouldn't be more than four years apart with at least one of them released in the '90s

Films centered on rebellious teenagers, young adults questioning the uncertain value of their social future, tormented students hungry for an inspirational message or movies featuring characters that have become true icons for their generation, which of these 'youth-defining' films is your favorite? Discuss at http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/threads/

Growing up, I always liked buying soundtracks to movies because they were packed with all the best songs. From this list of popular movie soundtracks, which is your favorite? Discuss the songs here.

From these top Buddy movies through the years, what's your fave? After voting, please discuss here.

These are the highest rated movies based on TV shows in IMDB with at least 30'000 votes. Which is your favorite? You may discuss here

Whether they paint the city in a good light or a bad light, all these films are set in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., or the Chicagoland area. Which is your favorite? To Discuss it, click here: CHICAGO ROCKS!!! This is one of two poll suggestions. The other is at This Is Chicago in TV!. For the live poll of that list, click here.

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Which comedy film of the 1990s do you think is the funniest? You may discuss the poll here See also: Funniest Comedy Film of the '00s

Focusing on Rock n' Roll and pop, and limiting it to one song per movie, and one song per singer/group. Discuss Here

Movies released in 1992 are now 25 years old. This poll includes the top rated 35 of the 3,434 movies released in 1992. Which one of these is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. 2016 << Movies at 25 in >> 2018

Imagine you’re sitting in a theater. There are three walls that surround the stage: on the left, on the right, and in the back. Between the audience and the stage exists this imaginary fourth wall, which separates the real world from the fictional world of the stage. So when a film breaks the fourth wall, that means the line has been crossed, there is no longer a boundary between what is real and what is fiction. The spectator is now taken out of the film world - they are purposely being made aware that they are watching a movie. What are some of the ways that a filmmaker breaks the fourth wall? The most common device is when a character turns to the camera and directly addresses the spectator. A film can also be meta, which means it is referencing itself. For example, a film within a film about filmmaking is another way to break the fourth wall. Which of the following movies that break the fourth wall did you like the most? After voting, discuss here.

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

These Films took songs of renowned artists for their soundtracks and became so closely bound that you relate to them immediatly. In your Opinion, Which one has the closest bind to its movie? Discuss this here

Which of these 20 movies that made one of Gene Siskel's annual Top Ten (link to the late critics Ebert & Siskel's Top Ten lists) surprises you the most, in a pleasant way? Discuss here

Which of these movies with an alliterative title (words that begin with the same sound) is your favorite? Or which one would you like to see? You may discuss the 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)

Which of these popular* music movies (no musicals or documentaries) is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here * more than 20.000 votes

It seems like nowadays, all the great conversations in movies and on TV series seem to happen in cafés, coffeehouses or coffee shops. Which of these select fictional movie or TV coffee-focused restaurants would you like to order a gourmet cappuccino or a plain ole cup of Joe and hangout with their likable cast of characters? Discuss the topic here.