Poll: Most Anticipated Film: Fall 2013 Edition

With Prisoners capturing the box office since it's release, and remakes of Carrie and Oldboy and the sequel to Machete about to come out, revenge films are more popular than ever. Which of these is your favorite?

Given the Academy Awards started in 1927, there will not be the few films from the IMDb Top 250 that predate that year. Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/226089844

What is your favorite movie referencing dear old "Mom" by Samuel L. Jackson? Note: ******-****** is left out. We are "G" rated here! Numbers on each title are the total references to "Mom" See the full article on which this poll is based, from the HUFFPOST, by Oliver Noble and Ben Craw here. After voting, please discuss here.

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 Korean films with at least 15,000 votes and an average rating of 7.0 or above is your favorite? Discuss here See also: ?? Indian Films With Most Votes ?? Japanese Films With Most Votes

And here comes part II of the 'anagram' poll series: this time I rearranged 10 one-word titles from IMDb Top 250 (as of 3rd April, 2021) and came up with sentences -or fragments- that can summarize the film (or a significant part of it). Which anagram-summary works the best for you? After voting, you might discuss the list here Check Part I

As the saying goes: 'Old is Gold' and these movies make it a reality. Here is a list of movies with 'Old' in the title having a minimum of 5,000 votes. Which of these movies do you think is worth the Gold? Discuss the poll here

A list of films of the past 40 years with moments that overwhelm the audience with emotional performances, climatic sequences and majestic visuals. Poll Suggestion Thread (http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/231635152?d=231635152#231635152)

Which of these movies do you find to be the most exciting nail-biter ? Discuss this list here !

Making an American remake of a great foreign language film into an English spoken version usually is a good idea. After all, sharing a great story with as wide an audience as possible makes a lot of sense. However, despite having bigger stars, larger budgets and the full resources of Hollywood behind them, it is often not enough. These adaptations, more often than not, pale in comparison to the masterwork and magic of the original telling. Which of these select American remakes* is by comparison the most unworthy of its foreign non-English language original? * IMDb rated 6.9- (as of June 2019) Take the companion poll: Best American Remake Non-English Movie Discuss the topic here.

From this list of thriller films, which film is the best thriller not in the English-language? Discuss Your Favorites Here!!!

If you are an American or Canadian and saw any of these great films: You probably didn't see these films in a movie theater, as hardly anybody did. But, you likely regard them to be good enough to be worthy of the price of admission, based on your collective IMDb ratings. When "bad" movies go onto break a $100 million or more in domestic box office receipts regularly, it is hard to fathom how these "good" films couldn't do at least a meager $2.5 million in domestic box office receipts. Despite their poor results, every one of these movies eventually found a HUGE audience. They achieved wide spread viewership through VOD, pay TV, cable TV, broadcast TV, Blu-ray/DVD/VHS, media streaming services or another type of screening. Nonetheless, you are probably like me, scratching your head and wondering why these films didn't do better at the box office. Which of these 2000s movies*, that produced relatively meager North American ticket sales, but went on to be widely seen anyways, is your favorite of the decade? * 90,000+ IMDb votes, < $2.5m Domestic USA-Canada box office, 6.5+ IMDb user rated Vote in the companion poll: 2010s Exploding Box Office Movie Duds Discuss the topic here.

Which is your favorite Non-English movie on IMDb Top 250 Movies? Note: List includes films with at least 120,000 votes and does not include animated feature films. The ratings being accurate as of September of 2023. Please discuss here.

In some movies there are underdog characters that totally gained the attention of the audience. Many of them had an impact that lasted for decades. Some others are of newer date. Which of these iconic underdogs is your favorite? Tell us here.

From Looper's list of the most disturbing non horror movies, which of these did you find the most disturbing? http://www.zergnet.com/news/2162603/the-most-disturbing-non-horror-films-of-all-time Discuss this poll here

Movies that have at least 100,000 votes are considered. Which among these Fast Paced movies do you think is the best? Discuss here

Which of these top-rated movies about memory manipulation is the best? • Note: Only movies with at least 100000 votes and an average rating of 7.0 or above are considered. Discuss here

Call him controversial, biased or divisive, now Oscar-winner Spike Lee has never stopped to be relevant ever since he set the template of his groundbreaking art with She's Gotta Have It (1986). He wasn't always political and made many heart-warming drama/comedies but his main work explored with a critical eye and an uncompromising spirit the social, political and interracial climate in the United States during the last fifty years: the 60s with Malcolm X (1992), the 70's with BlacKkKlansman (2018), the 80'/90s with his masterpiece Do the Right Thing (1989) and the post-September era with 25th Hour (2002). Still, for all their activism or personal stances, his "joints", as he always called them, were never devoid of humor, tenderness, a camera wizardry, editing energy and musical sensibility that elevated them to unforgettable cinematic experiences as well as -to use that key word again- relevant. In homage to his first Oscar win, name your favorite Spike Lee's joint? After voting, you might discuss the list here. That's it? that's it! Got it? Got it. Now go!

The Silence of the Lambs, arguably, is the scariest non-horror film ever made. With that being said, which of these movies not categorised as horror deserves to hold the title of second most terrifying ? Discuss this poll here !

After the huge success of the poll Your Least Favorite Movie of the IMDb Top 25, we decided to extend the idea to the top 100 of IMDb. This is part three of four. This time please vote for your least favorite movie in the IMDb Top 51 to 75. Tell us here. (The list is current as of May 10th, 2021) _____________________________________________________ Part 2 / Part 4