Poll: The Buckeye State Movies

Which movie directed by Sam Raimi is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Billy Wilder was an Austrian-American filmmaker regarded by many as one of the most talented and versatile filmmakers to have ever lived. Known for their bite and sarcasm, hilarious gags and constant wit, his films will always possess that classic and inherently timeless appeal. This poll celebrates all of the man's colourful lead characters. Which one is your favorite lead character in a film directed by Billy Wilder? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

A new millennium brought a new, darker and more provoking perspective on a genre that many people thought was all but out of cinematic gas. Which of these 2000s Superhero movies will you most likely remember? 1990s <<< Also vote on best superhero movie >>> 2010s After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Jack Lemmon's formidable talent and craft included his range: he could do drama and comedy with equal success. Filmmakers took notice and cast him in so many different kinds of roles that Lemmon's great versatility became part of his appeal among audiences: when we're down and want to feel understood or gain insight, we can watch one of his dramas; when we're down and want to be distracted and laugh, we can cheer up with one of his comedies. No matter what life gives you, there's a Jack Lemmon film to help. Which of his performances have you most appreciated? Discuss Jack Lemmon or the poll here. This poll is dedicated to one of Jack Lemmon's biggest fans, the distinguished metallurgical engineer, John "Jack" Kearns, who died in April of 2019. Except for the first five options, the list is in alphabetical order by title of the film or series.

Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is about to begin. Although there have technically been Marvel films for decades, the "official" universe we know now ignores most of the earlier ones. This poll consists of all the Marvel movies that are now obsolete; they either have nothing to do with the state of things now, or they were remade for the current MCU. Which of them is your favorite? Discuss here!

Which movie ended its franchise the best? Discuss the list here!

Which comedy film of the 1960s do you think is the funniest? You may discuss the poll here See also: Funniest Comedy Film of the '00s Funniest Comedy Film of the '90s Funniest Comedy Film of the '80s Funniest Comedy Film of the '70s

Vampires are out to suck your blood, but you prefer to keep it where it is. Which of these dedicated* vampire hunters would you want by your side to keep you safe when walking out in the dark? * Dedicated; vampire hunter by choice, not by unfortunate twists of fate (sorry From Dusk Till Dawn fans) Discuss the list here.

Celebrating Mother's Day, here's a selection of memorable movie quotes that contain the words mother, Ma, Mama, Mom...and I guess that's about it, we excluded derivative words like grandmother, godmother or the infamous word that goes with "Yippie-Ki-Yay", out of respect (sorry Die Hard (1988) and Samuel L. Jackson's fans). So... Which of these motherly movie quotes is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these movie character words of wisdom agree with you the most? Discuss this poll here Also, vote on TV Character Wisdom

It's no surprise to anyone that comic book movies are among the highest-grossing films being churned out these days. These films are the highest-grossing comic book adaptations according to unadjusted domestic box office gross. With their massive fanbases, they bring in the big $$$, so we as moviegoers can expect to keep seeing them at least for the foreseeable future. Which of these movies do you believe to be worth its immense box-office gross? See the original list here. After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

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!

Seth Grahame-Smith is a mash-up novelist and Hollywood screenwriter. A mash-up combines a pre-existing classic work of fiction with new plot twists added from another genre by a contemporary co-author. Popular works include: "Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter", "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", "Little Women and Werewolves" and "Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters". Which Seth Grahame-Smith mash-up movie hero is more lethal: Abraham Lincoln, The Vampire Hunter or Elizabeth Bennet, The Zombie Killer? Discuss the topic here.

What is your favorite pairing of Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon? Discuss this poll here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/209265251

Bruce Campbell has had his share of cameos in different movies in the past years. From a Ring Announcer in Spider-Man (2002) to a Winkie Guard in Oz the Great and Powerful (2013). But which one of these cameos is your favorite? Discuss here

Born in Austria-Hungary, Billy Wilder's films won six Academy Awards and were nominated a total of 71 times. Which is most memorable film that he directed? Discuss the list

Which of these third superhero installments is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Which of these comedic performances that won an Academy Award is the best? Discuss the list here!

These movies are the 35 most expensive per minute as of February 2016. Which movie's position on the list surprises you the most? Budgets and running times from Wikipedia. Discuss it here

These films disregarded the conventional 'one antagonist per one protagonist' archetype and complicated their narrative by placing multiple foes at the hands of our hero. (Please note: In order to qualify as 'multiple' villains, each must be shown to have different motivations and thus work towards different end goals. One film per franchise.) Which of these films with multiple villains is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.