Poll: 11 Movies to Watch Before (or After) 'Knives Out'

What Film Noir movie would you like to be Jumanji'd/transported into? After choosing, please tell us what character is your choice to be Jumanji'd into right here.

1899 - 1980 "Some films are slices of life, mine are slices of cake."

Which one of these 2000s teen movies do you think is the best? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Vote also for : + The Best '90s Teen Movie + The Best '80s Teen Movie

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

What is your favorite movie or TV series based on a novel by an author with a last name beginning with the letter "B?" After voting, please discuss here.

You know how to whistle don't you? You just put your lips together and...blow. Of these whistled tunes, which do you find yourself Whistling While You Work? Discuss the Whistlers here

Somebody has something and may or may not know they have it, and somebody wants it and may or may not know who has it...or nobody knows what it is. It might even be a person. And everybody might know what it is. Poll suggested by horn-5. You may discuss the poll here.

All these films have numerical digits in the title, but which is your favourite? - Digits only and not indicating a sequel. Rated 7, or higher and with at least 25,000 votes. Which is your favourite? Discuss here

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

"feelings of trust or affection felt in certain cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim toward a captor." Which movie best depicts Stockholm Syndrome? Discuss Here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/238989647

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 of these stairs scenes is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Movies that have at least 50,000 votes and an IMDb rating of at least 7.0 are considered Which among these thriller movies whose runtime is 90 minutes or under is your favorite? Discuss here

Which of these is the most iconic scene from a movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock? ... OTHER THAN the shower scene from Psycho (1960). Minimum 15,000 votes for a film to qualify. After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Also vote for most iconic scene from the movies of: Martin Scorsese | Steven Spielberg | Christopher Nolan | James Cameron | Charlie Chaplin | Quentin Tarantino

Which of these most popular films from the 1930s is your pick? Alternately, which of these would you most like to see? Discuss the list here *7.0 or more stars

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 of these high grossing or popular films from the 1930's are you most ashamed to admit that you have not seen? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/258221882 Look also for the 30's list of Award Winning and critically acclaimed films that you are most embarrassed that you have not yet seen.

Which of these top 35 mystery and suspense movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes, is your favorite? Discuss 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)

Which of these oldest feature films with at least 25000 votes on IMDb is your favorite? Discuss here Also vote for: 35 Oldest Popular TV Shows