Poll: Meta Movies

One person's idea of a cult movie is not another person's idea of one! Ross Johnson of lifehacker.com in Australia seems to think there are 50 such titles recently made that are worthy of becoming "Cult Classics" Which is your top pick as a definite for Cult Status? Please discuss here after voting. Note: IMDb polls are limited to 35 choices. So some have been left out. Sorry!!!

Which of these top-rated crime-comedy movies is your favorite? Discuss here

"Neo-noir is a style often seen in modern motion pictures and other forms that prominently use elements of film noir, but with updated themes, content, style, visual elements or media that were absent in films noir of the 1940s and 1950s. Some characteristics of film noir are typically American crime dramas or psychological thrillers, visual elements included low-key lighting, striking use of light and shadow, and unusual camera placement, disorientation through plot devices such as a non-linear plot line, an unreliable narrator, or flashbacks, a sense of impending doom or hopelessness, morally questionable protagonists (antihero), and femme fatale." Which of these notable neo-noir films (1970 onwards) is your favorite? Discuss Here Vote for Best Film Noir Classic: HERE

Cops or not, who do you think was the most dynamic combination of on-screen chemistry, force and fun? If only one movie was ever made with each duo, and the teamed up just once, who do you think would have brought it home? https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdb-poll/best-duo-in-a-buddy-movie/6472a2d781045f30350a77fd

Seth Grahame-Smith is a mash-up novelist and Hollywood screenwriter. A mash-up combines a pre-existing classic work of fiction with new plot twists added from another genre by a contemporary co-author. Popular works include: "Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter", "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", "Little Women and Werewolves" and "Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters". Which Seth Grahame-Smith mash-up movie hero is more lethal: Abraham Lincoln, The Vampire Hunter or Elizabeth Bennet, The Zombie Killer? Discuss the topic here.

Which of these murderous black comedies has amused you the most? If you want to let us know about your skeletons in the cupboard, click here

Which of these select sneakily alternative Christmas movies* set against the back-drop of the holiday season is your favorite unconventional Christmas movie? *limited to movies not primarily about Christmas, do not have a telling Christmas-themed title, but the holiday remains inter-wowen into the movie nonetheless Discuss the topic here.

Choose the film with the funniest crooks.

Movies (with 5,000 votes or more) which repeats word(s) back to back or begins and ends with the same word(s). What's your favorite of these movies? Discuss the list here.

Which one of these " YELLOW POSTERS " do you think is the best? Discuss Here You can also vote for other poster polls : +Reflective Glasses +Rolling out the Red Carpet +The blindfolded hero

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​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 2000 and 2009 is its greatest accomplishment during this period? Discuss the topic here.

According to Wikipedia, a dark comedy is a comic work that employs farce and morbid humor, which, in its simplest form, is humor that makes light of subject matter usually considered taboo. Which of these 35 modern dark comedies of the 2000s is your favorite? Discuss here

What is your main criterion when it comes to organize your DVD movies collection? Discuss here PS: these criteria can overlap one or another, like it's possible to rank the movies by director and rank the directors alphabetically by name (Altman, Bertolucci, Chaplin...) or first name (Akira Kurosawa, Brian de Palma, Clint Eatwood) but the main parameter will remain the director.

Fourth wall breaking is when a character knows that he or she is on screen and continues on to acknowledge the audience's existence. Which character that breaks the 4th Wall is your favorite? Vote on Part 2 HERE Discuss Here

Which of these Santas would you like to have calling at your house this Christmas? Contact the Santa agency here

As our main character reminisces, we watch a story of their past come to life. Which of these films told in flashback is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Which image shows the most belly-laugh-worthy scene in these post-2000 movies? Discuss this poll here.

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.

As flamboyant as any character in his movies, Joel Silver (born 1952) can be credited along with Jerry Bruckheimer as practically reinventing the action film genre in the 1980s. Which is your favorite title produced by Joel Silver? Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

Which of these famous holiday movies is your favorite? Discuss here