Poll: 10 Favourite Alfred Hitchcock Movies

Which movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Before you see Dunkirk (2017) come this July, 2017, Christopher Nolan recommends that you watch one or more of the following films. Which of the following eleven eclectic films would you like to watch for the first time (or watch again) and make the connection with Dunkirk? Source: http://www.indiewire.com/gallery/dunkirk-christopher-nolan-films-inspired Discuss your answer here!

You're doing a top five list of the best Alfred Hitchcock films, and you've already got Rear Window (1954), Vertigo (1958), North by Northwest (1959) and Psycho (1960)* – what takes the fifth spot? Discuss here * (these 4 films are both listed on IMDb Top 250 and the American Film Institute's Top 100 Greatest Movies, they're the four movies to appear on the "Known For" section on Alfred Hitchcock's page, and they are generally regarded as his most classic movies)

Movies released in 1940 are now 75 years old. This poll includes the top rated 35 of the 1,600 movies released in 1940. Which one of these is your favorite? Discuss the poll here. Movies at 75 in >> 2016 Also vote for: Movies at 50 in 2015

Everyone knows who Alfred Hitchcock was - a very prolific director, considered to be the best ever, and one who failed to win the Best Director Oscar. Shame. However, he did direct a Best Picture winner in Rebecca (1940), which propels us into this poll: What's your vote for the most suspenseful Hitchcock film from the 1940s? Are you ready? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/254677955

There are endless amounts of great movie scenes, so to narrow it down the folks over at the poll board each suggested their favourites to make this list. Which do you deem to be the greatest? Discuss here Take the TV Poll here!

There are misfortunes that sadly happen, including airplane crashes. We do not want them to happen, but the reality is that although the plane is one of the safest means of transportation to travel, there is always a small risk of an accident. In the case of the Airplane, this minimal possibility can be tragic. From people who have truly experienced this tragic event, the moments before the crash can be a hell of emotions. To portray this on the screen is not such an easy thing; it needs not only good directing but also the effort of every person involved on the scene to create this intense atmosphere of agony. Which of these scenes do you think best portrays the emotional intensity of these tragic situations? Discuss here ______________________________________________________ Live Poll: Part VII

In 2024, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) celebrates the 100th anniversary of its founding on April 17, 1924. MGM was formed by combining three existing studios: Metro Pictures, Goldwyn Pictures and Louis B. Mayer Pictures into one major studio. Louis B. Mayer was tapped to lead the newly formed MGM, with 24-year-old wunderkind Irving Thalberg appointed as its head of production. MGM quickly established itself as one of Hollywood's most prestigious studios, known for the quality of their film offerings, their commercial success and for having "more stars than there are in heaven.". Which of these select Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer* produced by and/or presented by films released between 1950 and 1959 is MGM's greatest accomplishment during this period? * answer pool may include 1950s titles from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer aka MGM (1950-1959), MGM-British Studios (1950-1959), a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer subsidiary and MGM Cartoons, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer division (1950-1957) Discuss the topic here.

50s are maybe best years of Psychological Thrillers films. Which Psychological Thriller among this list you like most? Discuss the list

On September 14, 1814, U.S. soldiers at Baltimore’s Fort McHenry raised a huge American flag to celebrate a crucial victory over British forces during the War of 1812. The sight of those “broad stripes and bright stars” inspired Francis Scott Key to write a song named "The Star-Spangled Banner" that eventually became the United States national anthem. What is your favorite film rated at least 7/10 stars on IMDb in which "The Star-Spangled Banner" was used? Discuss the list here

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!

Which of these top 35 classic movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes, is your favorite? Discuss here Other Genres: Mystery & Suspense | Art House & International | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Which one of these top 35 most thrilling movies according to the American Film Institute is your favorite? Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums

Hollywood, don't even think about remaking or rebooting this classics! Or else, you're going to be in big trouble! Sometimes you just can't beat the original, so why even try? These movies (1999-below) are best well-known to be a classic and proved to be untouchable because it already have all of its perfection we we're looking for in a film. Do you remember when Hollywood decided to remake Hitchcock’s “Psycho”, one of the greatest film of all time, and it fails because it never captures the greatness of its original? Well, we hoped that these films won’t have the same fate like that one. Which of these classic films you don't want Hollywood to remake or reboot it? Note: I’m excluding animated films like “Toy Story” and franchises that have inspired spinoffs or expanded universes like “Star Wars.” And I’m also excluding classic films that already have a remake, like “Psycho”. Discuss here

Acrophobia, or fear of heights, is explicitly mentioned in Vertigo. However, director Alfred Hitchcock was notorious for using altitudes in other movies as well. In fact, he seemed to be spellbound by them and the suspicion is that in the mind of the 'master of suspense', physical high points and emotional highlights were linked together. From these Hitchcock scenes involving heights, abysses, and falls, which most likely gives you vertigo? SPOILERS ahead! Discuss here Thank you urbanemovies for contributions to the options!

(Inspired by hb's 'double features' poll) Imagine if we kept the same movie poster, but replaced the original title by one from another film. Which of these 35 combos would be the funniest? (Interesting fact, Presidents of the United States inspired many interesting options) Discuss here

According to a public poll created by AMC, these are the top 35 of the 100 greatest movies of all-time as of October 2016. Which one of these do you think is the greatest? Discuss the poll here

Alfred Hitchcock is considered the master of suspense. Which one of his films do you think is the most suspenseful? If you think is a film that is not in the list, please comment it. Discuss this poll here

Which of these select Oscar-nominated Best Picture action-packed movies* is your favorite film? ? (* minimum 10k IMDb votes) Discuss the topic here.

As of 05/04/15, which letter has the best set of movies that begin with it in the IMDb Top 250? There are no Top 250 movies beginning with Q or Z. Discuss it here