Poll: Top 25 Fourteen-Word Movie Quotes

Twin Films are movies with more or less the exact same plot, released at nearly the same time (within a year of each other, for the purposes of this list). Which if your favorite set of twin films? Discuss the list here.

Which of the IMDb poll boards favourite films rated 7.0 and above with atleast 25,000 votes would you most like to see in the top 250? Discuss Here

Gender Bender movies are movies in which a person dresses, behaves and speaks in a way characteristic of the opposite gender. This is also called cross-dressing and to get more specific, a man who dresses up as a woman is called a drag queen and a woman who dresses up as a man is called drag king. Which is your favorite Gender Bender movie? Sources: thecinemaholic.com and ranker.com Cast your Vote in the Live Poll Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

Which movie should have kept the working title because it sounds better with the movie? You may discuss the poll here See also: Why Not the Working Title? (Part 1) What if They Kept the Fake Working Title? (Part 1) What if They Kept the Fake Working Title? (Part 2)

The National Film Preservation Board selects twenty-five movies each year to be on the National Film Registry. The list includes feature films, documentaries, short subjects, and animated shorts. Which of these 1980's films on that registry is most deserving of its place on this list of historically significant films? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/252128886 Please DO NOT vote for your favorite film. Vote for the one that you think is most historically deserving of being on this list. Note: There are so many 80's films on the Registry that they had to be broken into two lists.

A nickname is an informal name given to someone or something, often preceded with a.k.a. (though sometimes it's the real name that goes after). This poll focuses on nicknames given to human characters, either real of fictional. Indeed, many movies are named after a main character who's mostly referred to through a nickname, the following list doesn't include however nicknames that give indication of the character's job or title, nor does it feature terms of endearments (so no Godfather, Birdman of Alcatraz and Mommie Dearest, also the choice is limited to English titles and one film per franchise) Which of these "nickname" movie titles is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these 13 films (like the 13 stripes) makes the most 'asthetically pleasing' use of the 'stars and stripes'? Discuss 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!

The American Film Institute (AFI) lists these 80s comedies in the category "The 100 Funniest American Movies Of All Time". Which is your favorite title? Source: AFI's 100 YEARS...100 LAUGHS Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

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.

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

Things are just not going right for you and you are in need of mindless fun and a really good laugh. Which of these hoary old and not-quite-so-old chestnuts would you like to watch to cheer you up? Discuss 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

Which of these 1980's romantic-comedy films is your favourite? Discuss this poll here

TimeOut magazine polled 83 working actors for their personal top 10 films and used those lists to make a list of 100 Best Movies of All Time. Here we have the top 35 films from that poll. Which of these is #1 on your list? Discuss the list here

Many people know that if you score a word with all seven of your letters in the classic word game Scrabble, you get what is called a "Bingo.” Which of these 7-lettered movie titles, or “Bingo” films, are your favorite? [Please note: Minimum 10,000 votes for a film.] What's your move? Discuss (without showing your tiles) here.

All these classic movies from the American Film Institute's Top 100 celebrate a milestone anniversary in 2017. Which of the following AFI's classics would you say was the most influential? Discuss the list here

Some of the characters in these films are just unconventional or eccentric, others are stark raving mad. Which of them is your personal favourite? I had to list them by the films they feature in, because some of them have no character page or the character appears in several (sometimes very different) versions in multiple films. If there is more than one character from the same film, the film appears twice in the list, with different charactors (actors playing them) listed beside the film title. Discuss the list here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/223653701

In general, the measure of a good movie quote is how long it sticks in your mind. Some achieve it by being repeated (catchphrases, arc quotes...) and others are delivered only once but are so puzzling that you keep repeating them over and over. They're not necessarily meant to convey obscure or surreal meanings, sometimes they're just so strange and nonsensical that they almost have a ring to it. This poll is about quotes that don't make sense when you first hear them but sound so attractive to the ear even if they make you go "huh?" Read each quote -if you know the film, you'll probably agree; if you don't, it's even better. Which of these head-scratching quotes, quick exchanges or dialogues is your favorite? A poll vote without a discussion here is like a soup without a mustache!

Hard to believe that these movies were released 40 years ago, time flies like a bicycle across the moon. Which of these 28 movies released in 1982 is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here