Poll: Bloody Good Films

Which of these lesser known but above average films would you be most interested in watching or re-watching? Discuss here.

These are the picks of Bong Joon Ho at the Criterion closet. Which one would you have picked? Discuss here or listen to Bong Joon Ho's commentaries here

February 11th is Foundation Day, celebrating the establishment of the Japanese nation by Emperor Jimmu's ascension to the throne in 660 BC. In honor of the day, we celebrate Japanese filmmaking, it's contributions to world cinema and will enjoy great Japanese movies all year long. Source: IMDb Informer Which Japanese made movie that is currently or formerly in the IMDb Top 250 is your favorite? Discuss the topic here.

In memory of Akira Kurosawa (1910-1998) on his birthday March 23rd, a retrospective on his greatest films. He is regarded as one of the most influential and important filmmakers ever; as well one of greatest Asians of the past 100 years. Kurosawa left a canon of great films, as well as, a legacy that influences movies being made today. Which of the movies directed by Akira Kurosawa is your favorite one? Discuss the topic here.

Oscar nominated director, writer and producer, Akira Kurosawa, might be best known for his prestige Samurai epics. Which one of his samurai films would you consider to be your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here.

Who is the best villain from the 70s? Discuss this poll here

Which movie poster with a skull looks scariest? Discuss Here http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/229792504

From this list of action/thriller films by female directors, which one is your favorite? Discuss this poll here

These movies have been #250 of the IMDb Top 250 list on the 31st December midnight PST of the previous 22 years. Which movie do you think is the best among these? Discuss the poll here See Also: Best Movie to Have Been the IMDb Top 250 #1

The Criterion Collection is one of the most important film distribution companies in the world. They help to bring to light many classic films. Whether foreign or domestic and whether well-known or underrated, the CC helps to bring these movies to mainstream attention and appreciation, in the best editions possible. As such, what is your favourite CC film that is in the Top 250 on this site? Discuss here

According to Wikipedia: "Chanbara (?????), also commonly spelled "chambara", meaning "sword fighting" movies denotes the Japanese film genre called samurai cinema in English and is roughly equivalent to western cowboy and swashbuckler films." Which of these films is your favorite? Rules: More than 25 000 votes Discuss here

War is hell and these films from the 1950s showed us exactly why. The following films either took place during wartime, showed us ways in which the war affected others or immersed us directly into the horrors on the battlefield. Which of these '50s War movies will you most likely remember? 2010s <<< Vote Other Decades >>> 1960s After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

The 1950s is regarded by film historians as the 'Golden Age' of Japanese cinema. Some of the most critically acclaimed Japanese films of all time were produced during this period. These are the top 35 most popular films from the Golden Age of Japanese Cinema. Which one would you most like to discover? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

If you were asked to think of all the horror movie directors you can, chances are more men than women would come to mind. With that being said, there have been many successful horror movies directed by females, some of which may come as a surprise to you. Which of the following horror movies directed by female(s) is your favorite? Please note: Movies with less than 15,000 IMDB user ratings will be excluded. Also excluded are movies not listed as horror on IMDB, although some might consider them as such; notably, American Psycho (2000). After voting, you can discuss here

Which of the top 35 rated feature films "based on a play" is your favorite? (minimum 1000 votes) Discuss your choice here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/222733976

What variation of a play scribed by William Shakespeare that is not named by its original title, is thy favorite? Alas, after voting in this noble poll, please expound in diatribe herein. Translation: Lets talk about ole Billy S. here

The IMDb Poll board is very sad to hear that the great actress Dame Diana Rigg has passed on September 10th, 2020. She was a versatile actress who was knighted for her portrayal of strong women. From The Avengers (1961) to Game of Thrones (2011), she portrayed powerful characters including the mate of James Bond in 1969. Which of these roles do you think was her best? Tell us here.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) is the most adapted writer in the history of cinema and has averaged over 10 screen adaptations credits a year over the past 115 years. In honor of his work, a retrospective of the most popular worldwide adaptations inspired by a Shakespearean work as determined by their IMDb vote totals on the 400th Anniversary of William Shakespeare's death on April 23, 1616. Which movie adaptation inspired by a William Shakespeare work is your favorite? Discuss the topic here.

While it would be a stretch to say that International cinema dominated the world throughout the '50s, it seems though that many of the generally considered greatest films ever made from that decade came from somewhere else than Hollywood or Britain. The following list compiles all movies from France, Japan, Sweden, Italy etc. released during that decade and rated at least 8.0. Which of these foreign movies from the '50s is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here Note: These movies might not be 'foreign' from your perspective but based on IMDb usual term of reference, we're talking of non-American and British movies.

Below are movies that were written, edited, produced, cinematographed by their Director. Which of them is the best movie due to the efforts of its director? Discuss here after voting