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Julia Roberts originally wanted to be a veterinarian. When her brother, Eric Roberts, achieved some success in Hollywood, Julia decided to try acting. At the age of 20, she made her first big screen appearance in the film Satisfaction (1988). Only 2 years later she became known to worldwide audiences when she starred in Pretty Woman (1990). After her breakthrough she was the highest-paid actress in the world throughout most of the 1990s and in the first half of the 2000s. In celebration of Julia Roberts' 50th birthday (October 28th), which movie featuring Julia Roberts is your favorite? You may discuss the poll here

As of December 31, 2015 these are the top 25 earners on the worldwide box office. Which of the films that have made this list in their positions based on amount earned is the biggest surprise (over/underperformed) to you? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Source: Box Office Mojo.

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 the top 35 rated feature film musicals is your favorite? (10000 votes minimum) Discuss your choice here... http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/222749907

Which of these fictional kings is your favorite? Discuss this poll here

Which of Walt Disney Animation Studios' first five classics is your favorite? Discuss here.

We've had the hats. How do you top that? Top hats! Not everybody can wear the style. Who of these people pulls it off the best? Discuss here

Apart from the legendary "You talkin' to me?" which of these no-less famous mirror moments do you think is the most memorable? Discuss here PS : have you noticed how alliterative the title is?

... and experience the first screening of one of these 25 classic and/or groundbreaking movies in the theater, which one would you pick? Discuss at http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/222443186

It's been reported that Tim Burton is directing a live-action remake of Dumbo (1941). It seems kinda crazy but with his version of Alice in Wonderland (2010) making over a BILLION dollars worldwide, the live-action version of Maleficent (2014) breaking records and Cinderella (2015) and Beauty and the Beast (2017) upcoming, this signals a new trend in Disney's plan to take over the world. Which of these popular, non-Pixar Disney films* would you most like to see get the "Burton treatment"? Discuss the list here *which haven't had any quality live-action versions made of the same story and were made before 2010

Do you also see everything in white? Which of the following films is your favorite? After voting, discuss here.

Which two films did you like the most? Discuss this poll here

Movies are full of unforgettable moments featuring walking characters. Sometimes they talked, sometimes they didn't but their silence was even more eloquent, the way they walked could be funny, cool, or revealing a crucial part of the plot, it left nonetheless an indelible mark in our cinematic memories. So, which of these classic 'walking' movie moments, do you think is the most memorable? Discuss at http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/222217671

The National Film Preservation Board selects films to be preserved in the National Film Registry in the United States' Library of Congress. Twenty-five films can be chosen each year that are at least ten years old and are "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant films." From the first year of inductees, which film do you think is most deserving? Discuss here.

Song and animation can't be parted. Song doesn't just deliver tunes but also message, that's the important part. Since animated feature emerge so fast in 90's up to now, animated had already won 8 Oscar in the past 23 years for Best Original Song and won 10 Grammy for the same category. And almost every year animated song enter the nomination list. So, which song do you find hard to forget? Discuss the list here

Celebrating Valentine's Day, here's a simple question about romantic movies' endings : whether happy, tragic or ambiguous, what kind of endings do you think makes the best romantic movies? Discuss here

With the release of the modern re-telling of Cinderella this 2015, which of these modern re-telling of classic fairytales is your favorite? Discuss here

Everybody Loves Bow ties. Well, some people anyway. Okay, most people don't like bow ties but there are some people who can pull it off. Who do you think looks the coolest rocking a bow tie? You can see the board here.

What Fantasy movie would you like to be Jumanji'd/transported into? If you would be so bold, tell us what movie you voted for and what character you wanted to be, right here. No fibbing! Don't be scared! No one will know....

Out of the 100 all-time greatest American movies according to the American Film Institute, only 24 were not nominated for the Best Picture Oscar despite the fact that they were eligible and had gained iconic status shortly after their release. Assuming that most of these movies deserved at least a Best Picture nod, which one, would you say, should have actually won the Oscar? In other words, which non-Best Picture nominee is your 'Best Picture'? Discuss here In addition, the Best Picture nominees for each year of release, in capital letters, the BEST PICTURE of the year, and in bold letters, a film that made the AFI's Top 100 (ironically, 11 of the featured years didn't have a single Best Picture nominee that made the AFI's Top 100).