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Which of these male performances chosen by IMDb Poll Board members as the best performances not nominated for an Oscar most deserved to be nominated? Discuss it here. Vote in the female poll here

Robert De Niro and Sean Penn both have their birthdays on the 17th of August. They both are also widely considered to be among the greatest actors in the history of cinema, both have two Oscars, both are directors as well as actors, and both are known for intense performances. Of these two friends, whose performances are your favorite? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/233399884/

Celebrating the 4th of July, here's a list of characters who represented a little more than the heroic side of their respective movies; they became symbols of what generally make American heroes shine in and beyond the national borders: idealism, persistence, coolness, bravery and a little je-ne-sais-quoi that make us (foreigners) wish for a while that we could belong to the same place. Which of these American Icons is your number one pick? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these persistent characters' drive in never quitting do you find the most inspirational? Discuss the list here!

American actor Christopher Walken, born in Queens, New York in 1943, turns 75 years old on 31 March 2018. What's your favorite character played by Christopher Walken? Discuss the list here

All of these characters claimed the top prize in various greatest character lists found on the web and in magazines, but which of them is the greatest in your opinion? Discuss Here

Who is your favorite character that Robert De Niro has portrayed? Discuss the list here!

Which of these 1980s male characters is the most memorable? Discuss the list here!

Which actor should win the 2017 Golden Globes Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

There are two kinds of bespectacled people in this world, those who can't see without their glasses, and those who can't be seen without. All the following characters from Live-Action Movies seem to belong to the first category... and somewhat to the second, because we have trouble imagining them not wearing their iconic glasses... ...and being a bespectacled fellow myself, I felt the need to pay a tribute to characters from the big, and also the small screen, who wear glasses that are NOT sunglasses. So which of these bespectacled movie characters, real or fictional, is your personal favorite? Discuss here

Which of these is the most iconic scene from a movie directed by Christopher Nolan? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Also vote for most iconic scene from the movies of: Martin Scorsese | Steven Spielberg | James Cameron | Charlie Chaplin | Alfred Hitchcock | Quentin Tarantino

These characters are depressed, their face conveys sadness, and their lives make no sense to them. Who is the most depressive? Discuss here

Scottish actor Sean Connery was the original James Bond (not to mention debonair and suave ladies man). While he is primarily known for that role he has appeared in almost one hundred credits (always sporting a Scottish accent despite playing Russians, Anglicans, and others). What is your favorite Sean Connery character? Discuss the list here

The legendary actor Christopher Plummer has sadly passed away at the age of 91. Which of his iconic roles is your favorite? Discuss here.

Which do you think was the biggest surprise of the 2015 Oscar nominations? Discuss this poll at http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/239082419?p=1 Poll by Pencho15

It's a Wonderful Life (1946) has become a timeless classic in the world of cinema and a beloved tradition for people to watch every year around Christmas. It has been cited as the favorite film of both its star James Stewart and director Frank Capra and, with virtually every scene standing on its own as a classic moment, the film has become as quotable as it is endearing. Which of the many memorable lines from the film is your all-time favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

The IMDb Poll Board Users are very sad to hear that Sir Sean Connery passed away on 10/31/2020. Our condolences go to his wife and his family. Before going into acting, Connery had many different jobs, such as milkman, lorry driver, laborer, and bodybuilder. At the age of 23 he had the chance to become a professional football player, but decided to join the movie business. For his success as an actor, he was knighted by Queen Elisabeth II on 06/05/2000 as a Knight Bachelor. He wore a traditional Scottish kilt at the ceremony. Most of his characters were sympathetic lead characters, like his signature role as the MI6 secret agent James Bond in the James Bond movies based on the books of Ian Fleming. Sean Connery was versatile and his range was wide: Once he played an environment scientist, another time played a submarine captain, and once a monk. His tremendously strong and charismatic personality impressed and entertained the audiences for decades. Which of his performances would you consider to be his strongest? Tell us here.

The Golden Raspberry Awards, more popularly known as Razzies or Razzie Awards, annually honors cinematic under-achievements in a variety of film categories. While, the Academy Awards, more popularly known as the Oscars, annually honors film excellence in artistic and technical merit categories. The two awards lie at opposite ends of the recognition spectrum for worst and best movie performances in a given year. Which of these select dual Oscar and Golden Raspberry winners do you believe to be the most talented of the group? Discuss the topic here.

Which Oscar nominated performance from a movie directed by Steven Spielberg is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Celebrating the 45th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather (1972), certainly one of the most quotable movies of all-time, here's a list of all the classic quotes that elevated our experiences and enriched our memories from "I believe in America" to "Don Corleone" ... with the exception of the most classic of all, a certain offer one can't refuse. So, which classic quote from The Godfather (1972) is your personal favorite? Leave the gun, take the cannoli, and discuss the list here