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Virginia Cathryn 'Gena' Rowlands was born on 06/19/1930 in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. She sadly passed away on 08/14/2024. She participated in 45 TV series and 58 movies. Which of these iconic movies starring Gena Rowlands is your favorite? Discuss this poll here.

Each film title in this list was abbreviated with the use of internet slangs. Which of them should replace the original? PLMK your POV here

Which of these movies with Natalie Portman is your favorite? Discuss here

Juliette Binoche celebrates her 60th birthday on March 9, 2024. Throughout her illustrious career, she has garnered numerous accolades, including an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The English Patient (1996). Binoche is renowned for her ability to portray a wide range of characters with depth and authenticity, from romantic leads to complex individuals grappling with existential questions. Which of these Juliette Binoche characters is your favorite? Discuss the poll here

Which of these movie/TV post-2000 titles containing the letter I in first person do YOU like most? WE can discuss this list HERE

Gus Van Sant celebrated his 70th birthday on July 24, 2022. He has received numerous accolades for his work, including two Academy Award nominations. He has played a prominent role as an independent filmmaker while working on some mainstream movies. Which of these movies directed by Gus Van Sant is your favorite? Discuss the poll here

The Paris 2024: XXXIII Olympic Summer Games (2024) are being held in Paris, France from 26 July 2024 to 11 August 2024. Worldwide, people will visit Paris over this two-week period through the power of television. Paris has served as the backdrop or been an essential plot element in thousands of movies, making it a very familiar destination for many viewers. Source: Wikipedia - Category:Films set in Paris Which of these select movies that uses Paris, France as a significant plot element or backdrop is your favorite twenty-first century Parisian film? Discuss the topic here.

"I want to be a part of it, New York, New York..." So many movies have become part of New York legacy, but how many titles had "New York" as a part of it? Coinciding with the 57th New York Film Festival and the recent release of Woody Allen's A Rainy Day in New York (2019), here's a list of movies that have 'New York' in the title, which one is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

In popular folklore, vampires were undead beings that visited loved ones and caused mischief or deaths in the neighborhoods they inhabited when they were alive. They wore shrouds and were often described as bloated and of ruddy or dark countenance. In the 19th century, vampires were commonly portrayed as gaunt and pale. Nowadays, they usually don't look so scary anymore. In fact, Hollywood's idea of modern vampires is often quite appealing. Part 1: Which of the following female vampires of movie and TV is the most attractive? Vote also for Part 2: Most Gorgeous Male Vampire Discuss the list here

Using more than one language in a single film can accomplish many things, including illustrating how interconnected we all are, no matter where on the globe we may be or to what culture or cultures we may belong. Each of the following films uses two or more languages. Whether by creating authenticity, enhancing atmosphere, or showing how "small" and interdependent the world is, which movie uses the changing languages to best effect? After voting, please feel free to discuss here. Vote in another "Multilingual Movies" poll here. Note: The list only includes films with real and not fictional languages, with at least 20,000 votes, and with at least a 7.0 rating.

Have you ever wondered why World Math Day, also known as Pi Day, is celebrated on 14th March? It is because the first three digits of Pi's value (3.14159...) come off as 3.14 in month/day format. Here is the list of movie titles with 3 words (separated by space), 14 characters in English, IMDb rating of 7.0 or above, and a minimum of 60,000 votes. Which of these movies do you like the most? Discuss the poll here

Which of these movies titled "Love" is your favorite? Please discuss here.

Whenever I’m planning a trip I love to see if there are any movies filmed or set there. And even if I’m not planning a trip, nothing satisfies wanderlust more than a movie full of quaint towns and beautiful scenery (even if only for a little while)! Below is a list of movies that will inspire you to travel to a certain city, or have an interesting journey. Which of the following movies did you enjoy the most? After voting, discuss here.

France is known to be one of the European countries with a robust film culture. With a huge influence in European and world cinema, they continue to provide us with great cinematographic works over the years. Here are some of the most recognized French films of this century; which one do you consider the best? Discuss here ______________________________________________________ Live Poll: 20th Century

Which of these films with the Eiffel Tower has the best poster? Discuss the list here!

Which image or scene from Paris is your favorite? Discuss here

What's your favorite anthology movie? Discuss here Note 1: I don't list any horror movie as you can vote for your "Favorite Anthology Horror Movie" here. Note 2: I only listed movies with more than 10K votes.

And we all have in our minds this immortal, and incredibly romantic, quote delivered by Bogart is Casablanca (1942). Basically, Rick invites Ilsa, in a moment of deep sadness, to stick to the one happy memory they both share, which is that beautiful time they had in Paris, and that no one will ever take away from them, not even war, not even terror. And I guess this quote painfully echoes the events that recently stroke the most beautiful town in the world. No matter what happens, we must all remember Paris, as the symbol of happiness and lifetime memories, the world's must-see, a magical town that movies never ceased to paid tribute to, and it's not a hazard that most of them happen to be romances. And in this melancholy time for the world, as we all have a little of Paris in our hearts, I thought it would be a good idea to pay a cinematic homage to the City of Lights, in memory of the victims of the Paris attacks, and in fact, all the innocent victims of terror and barbarity in the world. So, apart from Rick's legendary farewell, which of these ten other quotes constitutes the best tribute to Paris? Pour en discuter, veuillez cliquer sur ce lien

Which of these movies is your favorite, where the city serves as a character? Discuss the list here.

On March 25th, the celebrated French filmmaker, Bertrand Tavernier, passed away. He was 79. Which of his films is your favorite? Discuss here