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Which one of these Best Actor winners from the years 1980-1989 is your favorite? Discuss Here

Which pair of Oscar nominated rivalries (instances where two actors playing people of conflicting relationships are nominated) is your favorite? Discuss here Best Supporting Role Best Leading Role (WINS in capital letters)

Actors With 1 Nomination And 1 Win Since 1965. Who is your favorite? Discuss this poll here

When supporting characters are not that 'supporting' ... when the leads lead a selfish crusade in the name of greed, cruelty or a wicked vision of power ... or when the darkest sides of the human soul inspire powerful and unforgettable perforamances allowing the villain to have a final revenge... and take the Oscar home. Which of these oscar-winning performances as a real-life or fictional villain is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here (PS: Vito Corleone isn't included not because he's a good guy but to call him a 'villain' in the film's narrative would make no sense, his son Michael was a villain in the second opus, although a tragic one)

Which is your favorite on the list? This list is from digitaldreamdoor.com Discuss Here original list

This is a continuation to the previous Most Inspiring Best Picture Hero poll. Indeed, as indispensable as the heroic figure is for a Best Picture, it can't do without a proper enemy to defeat, a memorable incarnation of the darkest sides of human nature to triumph over, or at least try ... although some of the following villains happen to be the main protagonists and often the first victims of their own vileness. So, which of these villains from Best Picture Winners, do you think, is the least redeemable or the closest to your PERSONAL definition of the word 'monster'? In other words, which one did you want to strangle with your own hands or scared you so much you didn't even dare to think about it? After voting, you might discuss the list here

These films captured our attention right from the get go. Their opening scene set the tone for the rest of the movie and ensured we would want to learn more shortly thereafter. Since this list looks at the introductory segments of a film, scenes like the Omaha Beach scene from Saving Private Ryan (1998), which is technically the second scene in the movie, will not qualify. In your opinion, which film had the most memorable, generally awesome opening scene for a movie? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. (Please note: If you didn't see an opening scene you think should have been on this list, be sure to check out Part 2 of "Best Opening Scene In A Movie")

Here's a list of some of our favorite cinematic characters and so much of what made them so great is their opening scene - it immediately set the tone for what we could expect from them and left us wanting more of their presence. Which of these character introductions do you believe to be the most memorable? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

The Emmy Award is the largest and most prestigious award given to professionals and television programs. With the ceremony of the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards taking place in September, there is a huge expectation about who will be awarded with the most prestigious prize of television. These are the nominees in the category of "Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series;" who do you think should win? Discuss here

Portraying a real person in a biopic is a challenging feat for actors. Capturing the essence of a well-known individual requires immense skill, and their performance is closely scrutinized by both film fans and readers of the biopic's source material. Success in this role can bring great rewards, including the coveted Oscar statuette. Thinking about actors who won Oscars for Best Actor in a Leading Role for biopics, who do you think delivered the most iconic performance? Please discuss here.

When movies include real historical figures or claim to be based on true events, they still tend to stray away from the facts, all in the name of our entertainment. However, as an audience we might remain under the impression that some of these falsities are true. So now it's time to set the record straight. Which of the following facts are you most surprised by, having possibly been misled by what a movie has taught you? Please vote here. After voting, discuss here.

No matter how many movies or characters they played, these actors are recognized only for a particular role that made them famous. They may forever be known for that one role, while they've done a lot of other work. Which one do you think is the hardest to forget? Get to know more of them in here

It doesn't take a scientist's mind to understand all the positive values of smiling: just watching someone smiling can immediately draw us to that person. Smiling relieves us from stress and negative thoughts, allowing us to embrace life in a more detached, fun, cheerful or optimistic way. And this is why, for all its stress-relieving, attractive and communicative effect, a smile can also work as the perfect conclusion to a movie, drama or comedy, lasting for a few seconds but promised to an eternal memory. And many films owe a great part of their popularity to a final smile that beautifully wrapped them up, captured their spirit and provided the perfect conclusion. Whether joyful, teary, enigmatic or even creepy, which of these classic final smiles from live-action movies was the most emotionally rewarding conclusion? Discuss here

Which one of these actors that won the Best Actor Oscar for portraying a real person is your favorite? Discuss Here

An opening line sets the tone, a final line makes the point. And since many villains (or evil protagonists) drive the film's narrative, it's all natural that their iconic lines come generally right at the end, before their demise, their pyrrhic victory or simply said, before they leave the screen. Pathetic or poignant in a dignified way, conclusive or enigmatic in an overarching way, all the following lines have been uttered by these baddies the last time we saw them on the screen. Which of these exit-lines is the most memorable? After voting, you might discuss the list here (To make the list, the villains were all nominated for the AFI's Top 50, some of the lines were also nominated for the AFI's Top 100, sometimes making the final list)

Which lead character from the Best Picture winners of the 1980s is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

One of the most enigmatic, surrealistic and iconic songs of all time, Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) is also the title of one of the most anticipated biopics of the year, starring Rami Malek as pop icon Freddie Mercury. In homage to the legendary song that made Wayne Campbell and his friends bang their heads at the guitar solo, here's a selection of classic movie shots that illustrate each of the song's legendary lyrics... literally, symbolically, in a way... or in another. Which image/lyrics combo hit the most sensitive chord to you? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Who is the best villain of the DreamWorks animated movies? You may discuss here

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) didn't bag a single acting nomination at the Oscars, but it still attracted wide interest with its impressive all star cast. Which of the stars cast in the film is your favourite? Note: It's not about the best performance in the film, merely about your favourite star among the glittering "all-star-cast". Tony Revolori is not included, because he was not a star when cast! However, if they make a sequel, he will be eligible! ;-) Discuss here

Which of these performances by actors (born in October) winning an Academy Award for Best Actor or Best Actress do you like the most? Also, check out the polls: Best Actor/Actress Winner - Born in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, and September. Discuss the poll here