Poll: AMC's Greatest Movies of All Time

Who said comedies couldn't be deep and meaningful? Sometimes, there's more than ha-ha's behind comedies; humor can be the best medium to speak deep and powerful statements about life, to make us question our own existence, or even provide a life-changing experience. So, which of these existential comedies* most affected the way you felt about life? After voting, you may discuss the list here (some are comedy-dramas but you got the point)

These songs, originally made for the feature film, became a enormous success on their own. And you can't hear them without remembering the movie. Wich one of these songs are you most fond of? Discuss this here

These movies all belong to the American Film Institute's Top 100 Greatest American Films, movies that marked on American society in matters of style and substance. They have another thing in common: they define their era and work as an indirect social comment on the mood, atmosphere and also social/political climate of the time of their release. Which of these era-defining or timely AFI classics is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

He 'graduated' in 1967, dustin' off Hollywood's leading man standards. In 1969, he was 'walking here' and in 1976, he was actually running. Whether "Rain", "Marathon" "Little Big" or one "of the President's", Dustin Hoff... was the MAN (though in 1982, he admitted he was a better man with a woman, as a woman... than he ever was as a man). And on the 8th day of the 8th month, beloved star and iconic method actor Dustin Hoffman celebrated his 80th birthday. On this occasion, or celebrating the 50th anniversary of his breakthrough role, or the 20th anniversary of his last Oscar-nominated performance, let's have a look at his leading, co-leading or scene-stealing supporting roles in movies. Which of these movies starring Dustin Hoffman is your personal favorite? Mr. Voter, you're trying to make a choice. Aren't you? Well, once you're done, you're discussing here, you're discussing here!

(Inspired by hb's 'double features' poll) Imagine if we kept the same movie poster, but replaced the original title by one from another film. Which of these 35 combos would be the funniest? (Interesting fact, Presidents of the United States inspired many interesting options) Discuss here

Which of these following movie titles do you think had the best song in their opening? Note: James Bond movies are not included. Discuss here

Hollywood, don't even think about remaking or rebooting this classics! Or else, you're going to be in big trouble! Sometimes you just can't beat the original, so why even try? These movies (1999-below) are best well-known to be a classic and proved to be untouchable because it already have all of its perfection we we're looking for in a film. Do you remember when Hollywood decided to remake Hitchcock’s “Psycho”, one of the greatest film of all time, and it fails because it never captures the greatness of its original? Well, we hoped that these films won’t have the same fate like that one. Which of these classic films you don't want Hollywood to remake or reboot it? Note: I’m excluding animated films like “Toy Story” and franchises that have inspired spinoffs or expanded universes like “Star Wars.” And I’m also excluding classic films that already have a remake, like “Psycho”. Discuss here

Which of these popular summer movies is your favorite? Discuss here

Which of these movies, each inspired by one specific musical artist, do you think combined music and film the most successfully? Several films have been created from classic albums, like Pink Floyd’s The Wall or The Who’s rock-opera Tommy.  There are also albums that are basically musical versions of film scripts, such as Prince’s Purple Rain or Curtis Mayfield’s Superfly. Musical artists, however, are rarely commissioned to provide an entire soundtrack’s worth of original material for a movie in which they shared no part in filming or writing — essentially creating a score of new songs that carry their weight independent of the film, as well. A small, elite group of pop artists can claim such a distinction: Simon and Garfunkel composed music for 'The Graduate', Cat Stevens did 'Harold and Maude', and Aimee Mann's music provided the soundtrack, and some of the inspiration, for 'Magnolia'. A few others are out there but these three are widely considered the best in film, music, and the synthesis of the two. Discuss (and hear sample songs) here.

David Fincher is one of the best filmmakers of the current generation. He listed the 26 greatest movies in his opinion. Which of these is your favorite? Discuss the list here.

Which of these soundtracks from 1960s movies is the best? Discuss here 70s 80s 90s 00s

Which of these films that are in AFI's 100 Greatest American Films of All Time list but NOT the IMDb Top 250 do you feel most deserve a spot in both? As of November 23, 2016. In order to be included, these films must hit the requirements necessary to qualify for the IMDb Top 250, which means a film "must receive ratings from at least 25000 users to qualify." After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

In 2007, a jury of 1,500 film artists, critics and historians, members of the American Film Institute determined that Citizen Kane (1941) remained the greatest movie of all time, followed by 99 American classics. Celebrating the 4th of July, which of the Top 25 Greatest American movies according to the AFI, is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these classic nine-word (as in 1990, IMDb's birthyear) movie quotes, would you say, is the most iconic? Discuss here

The more you repeat a sentence, even a banal one, the more memorable it gets, and you know what, the more you repeat a sentence, even a banal one, the more memorable it gets. That's how memory works, and it doesn't come as a surprise that some of the most memorable movies' lines, you know, the ones that get stuck in your head after the first watching are generally the ones that were constantly repeated, because the more you repeat a sentence and so forth. Now, which of these memorable movies' lines repeated several times in one scene, is the most memorable? Discuss here

Which of these quotes that come at the movie's climax, would you refer to as the most thrilling? (even emotionally, since they're not all from action movies)

Only ten films have been ranked in every IMDb Top 250 year end list (1996-2014) and were made in the 1960s. Which one do you consider the best? 1950s <<< Vote Other Decades >>> 1970s Discuss the list here

Filmsite.org, who was polite enough to mention that the IMDb, Boxoffice.com, Boxofficemojo.com, and The-numbers.com in their intro to ALL-TIME TOP 100 FILMS (Domestic Gross, Inflation-Adjusted), said, as of January 15, 2019, these were the top 35 films for the USA domestic box office. These are the real Hollywood box office blockbusters, not the lists that only use today’s actuals and forget to adjust the box office for ticket inflation for the older films, aka, count the number of tickets sold. However there is one big flaw in this list and that is many of the films have been released more than once. In fact, one originally flopped, and later found its true audience in a re-release in the 1950s and 1960s. With that being said, it still does not take away from the accomplishments of those that had only one release and still made the list. Which one of these films is your favorite? Discuss the films here. They are listed in order from highest to lowest. If you want to see the rest of the 100 list, use the link in this description.

These Movies Leaved a Confusing, Sad, Disturbing, or Happy Feeling After We Watching It. Which of these iconic movie endings is your favorite? (This list only includes those that are rated 8.00 or more.) Discuss here

What movie that has a romantic story line 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....