Poll: Favorite film color

Labor Day in the United States is a holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September. It is a celebration of the American labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of workers. Which film related to the Labor Movement is your favorite? Discuss the list here

At first glance, $25 million may seem like a lot money. Certainly, it is enough to keep the lights on at home, but it wouldn't cover the expenses of many major motion pictures. While Hollywood is generally secretive about its accounting, it is not a secret that it is common for major movies to have budgets that exceed $100 million. Since 2000, no fewer than 75 movies had budgets that even soared past $200 million (inflation-adjusted). Officially, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011) holds the record for the most expensive film ever with a production budget of $378.5 million or $412 million inflation-adjusted, while The Hobbit trilogy is the most expensive back-to-back film production with combined costs of $623 million or $675.6 million inflation-adjusted (after tax credits). When compared to the cost of some of Hollywood's bigger budget productions, these Oscar winners were made for pennies on the dollar, relatively speaking. Sources: Wikipedia, Box Office Mojo, The Numbers and Business Insider Which of these select Oscar-winning Best Picture movies produced on a relatively inexpensive budget* is your favorite? *maximum $25m inflation adjusted budget in 2018 U.S. Dollars and a 7.0+ IMDb rating After voting, discuss the topic here.

What is the best "best picture" winner of this decade? Discuss here

The two biggest events of the week are The Oscars on March 12th and St. Paddy's day on March 17th. By melding the Oscars' most prestigious accolade, its Best Picture award, with the color most associated with St. Patrick's Day, a green-themed Oscar Best Picture face-off poll has been spawned. The resulting poll seems a fitting tribute to the biggest events of the week.? Which of these green-titled Oscar Best Picture winners is your favorite film? After voting, discuss the topic here or take other 2023 Oscar polls here.

Maureen O'Hara (August 17, 1920 – October 24, 2015) was an Irish-American film actress and singer. The famously red-headed O'Hara has been noted for playing fiercely passionate heroines with a highly sensible attitude. Though she had never been nominated for an Academy Award, in 2014 she received the Academy's Honorary Oscar. Which is your favorite Maureen O'Hara film? Discuss here

Which one is the most memorable closing line that wraps up the movie beautifully, captured the whole movie and gave the best conclusion at the final scene? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/236771451

They can be pure of heart, evil to the core,ordained, self-proclaimed, wise, or downright deceitful. Your choice is no endorsement for or against any relegion or belief. http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/225877432 Choose the one, from the listed films, you find most fascinating.

Over the years, some directors famous for certain types of films have dabbled in making other types of films, either in different genres then the ones they are famous for, or utilizing a different tone than they are usually known for. Of the following films on this list, which seems to be the most off-kilter joining of project and director? Discuss the list here

Some movie quotes are like rythmic prose. Delivered in three sentences or two pauses. Which is your favorite, from those? Discuss here

Movies released in 1941 are now 75 years old. This poll includes the top rated 35 of the 1,450 movies released in 1941. Which one of these is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. 2015 << Movies at 75 in >> 2018 Also vote for: Movies at 25 in 2016

This poll doesn't try to trivialize the poetry of Haikus, which obey a certain sets of rules without being locked in a cage of didacticism. Let's look at it as a tribute to one of my favorite forms of poetic expressions. The rules of Haikus are the following: It has three lines. It has five syllables in the first and third lines. It has seven syllables in the second line. Its lines don't rhyme. It includes a kireji, or cutting word. It includes a kigo, a seasonal reference. With that in mind, I humbly tried to 'hiaku-ize' some famous movie quotes following as many rules as I could... asking for your indulgence, my question is the following: Which of these famous quotes works the best as a haiku? After vote is done... A forum where the brains storm. Click. The sight is clear.

"Yesterday... all my troubles seemed so far away... With the sad passing of Gloria Katz, writer of American Graffiti (1973) and the release of Alfonso Cuarón's much anticipated Roma (2018), an autobiographical film based on his childhood in Mexico City, let's have a look on all these times of happiness and/or melancholy where nostalgia was brought to the silver screen. The following fictionalized autobiographies, coming-of-age stories or lighthearted dramas may not all be based on the director's or a writer's early years... but they all have one thing in common: they convey a warm, sad, dreamy or bittersweet feeling of nostalgia either from the narrative or the way the characters (no gangsters included) reminisce about their sweet old memories. And the nostalgia can be so powerful that viewers might feel nostalgic about times or places they didn't even know. Which of these nostalgic films is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these 35 oldest Oscar winning Best Pictures is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Movies directed at children have been known to contain innuendo at times (subtle or not) to amuse the adult audience. However, sometimes the front-and-center title of the film itself sounds questionable, to say the least. Which of the following family movies titles sounds the most inappropriate to you? After voting, you can discuss here

Which of these films had the best title drop? title drop - a part of the movie in which the film's title is mentioned Credits to the website TV Tropes for inspiration and to jalapenoman for one suggestion Title drop! (1) Title drop! (3)

Which one of these Best Picture winners under 2 hours long is your favorite? Discuss here

Each of these film feature conflicts between the little guy vs. the big guy: Employee-Employer and rulers-citizens and minority-majority (in both directions). Which one of these films rings the loudest bell for you? Poll suggested by ur0312403. You may discuss this poll here.

What is your favorite movie with the word "Green" in the title? Discuss here

In 1929 The Academy started to honor the best movies. This is an Oscar view on each decade the Film Academy honoured the best movie from the launch of the Oscars until today. (According to 2022). This time it's year 2 of each decade. Which of these best movies is your favorite? (Animated, documentations, short films are left out - just feature films) Discuss here.

The question is “Which film is as great or good as the classic source they are adapted from?” Reviving a great idea for a poll by Nastasia that was started as Film Adaptations - The Second Round , but never completed and left inactive since 2016 and at only 23 selections. Her description is “This list includes great film adaptations that just weren't lucky enough to get the place in the first list,” (Live Poll: The movies that are as good as the original books?), “because there are so many good movies made from the books and the criteria were a bit harsh. Here we can lower our standards a bit - overall rating of the movie may go down to the number 7, but no less, please!” I’ll fill up the rest because I have a good library of unabridged classic hardcover books by Reader’s Digest, paperback books I bought on my own, and finally classic literature that I know about but don’t have a copy of. So I repeat, “The question is “Which film is as great or good as the classic source they are adapted from?”” To discuss this list, go to this library, and keep your voice down.