Poll: Classic Movie "Arc" Quotes

Which one of these movies loved by our former presidents is your favorite?Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums Truman-Trump's Favorite Movie Biden's Favorite Movie

In threatening situations, we grab our mobile or cell phone and call the police. Before there were mobiles and cell phones, wired phones had no affordable alternative. In many movies of the 1980s, first mobiles appeared on screen but here we head for movies with wired phones or phone booths in a necessary function. Which of these movies has the most interesting telephone scenes? Call us here.

This is a list of films focusing on journalists/reporters. Which is your favorite? Discuss Here

In the 1970s, particularly in the shadow of Watergate and general disillusion with the government or corporate establishment, there was a particular genre of thrillers which became popular, that involved various shadowy conspiracies. These could involve the government (or secret rogue groups within the government), corporations, or other nebulous groups of powerful people behind the scenes. Often a lone person (or very small group of people) will see or notice something that puts him or her on the trail of such a conspiracy. This person could be an intrepid reporter, or a small-time cop or sheriff, or a private investigator. Often this person has no clue at first what he's getting himself into, but as his curiosity peels back more layers of the onion, he'll suddenly find a stray bullet whizzing by him, or some other grave threat to his health coming from the shadows. This will almost always stiffen his resolve to find out what's going on, and the race is on for him to gather enough evidence to expose the truth before his newfound foes end him. His success in that race isn't always guaranteed. Which of these "paranoid thrillers" of the 70s intrigued or frightened you the most? Discuss here

This list contains films focusing on informers, whistleblowers, undercover cops and infiltrating spies. Which film about informants is your favorite? Discuss/Suggest at the Poll Suggestion Board!

Celebrating the New Year 2018, here are the Top 18 most popular movies (vote-wise) with a runtime of exactly 2 hours and 18 minutes. Which one is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here... and Happy New Year!

Which is your favorite Capitol Caper? In this poll are movies that take place, in part or whole, in and around Washington, D.C. After voting, please discuss here.

Docudrama (or documentary drama) is a genre of film, which features dramatized re-enactments of actual events. Movies that have at least 25,000 votes and an IMDb rating of at least 7.0 are considered. Which of these is your favorite docudrama movie? Discuss here

Movies that have at least 50,000 votes and an IMDb rating of at least 7.0 are considered. Which among these historical thriller movies is your favorite? 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 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

Which one of these top 35 most inspiring movies according to the American Film Institute is your favorite? Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums

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!

1976 was a terrific year for American movies, four of the five Best Picture nominees are rated 8.0 or higher on IMDb, are included in the American Film Institute's Top 100 Greatest Films and are considered as all-time iconic classics. Which of these four films is your 'personal" Best Picture of 1976? Discuss the list here

Movies that have at least 10,000 votes and an IMDb rating of at least 7.0 are considered. Which of these is your favorite conspiracy thriller movie? Discuss here

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.

Recently Entertainment Weekly magazine made a list of the single films that best captured the spirit and and story of each US state. Since there are 51 films on the list (including Washington DC) the most popular 35 are listed below. Vote for your favorite film and then you will know which US state you should be living in! Discuss the list here Movies that didn't make the top 35 cut: True Grit (Arkansas), The Ice Storm (Connecticut), Breaking Away (Indiana), Coal Miner's Daughter (Kentucky), Hairspray (Maryland), In the Heat of the Night (Mississippi), Nebraska (Nebraska), Our Town (New Hampshire), Gas, Food Lodging (New Mexico), Junebug (North Carolina), Three Faces West (North Dakota), Oklahoma! (Oklahoma), Nashville (Tennessee), Giant (Texas), Shenandoah (Virginia), October Sky (West Virginia)

If you happen to have been born between 1946 and 1964 or thereabouts (and if not, you'll just have to pretend :-) ), then you should recall many if not all of these films. Which title do you recall most fondly? Which film perhaps even influenced you in some way in a time when social values, political views, music taste, sexual prejudices, drug use, race relations, respect for state authority, women's rights and so many other entrenched views were being questioned without quite knowing what this would lead to. Limiting the list: To keep this list faintly manageable, it ranges from the early sixties which saw the first boomers in their teens (so no Rebel Without a Cause (1955) or West Side Story (1961)), to the mid seventies before subject matter turned to mid-life crisis (Kramer vs. Kramer (1979), The Big Chill (1983), Field of Dreams (1989)) and post Vietnam coping (Apocalypse Now (1979), Coming Home (1978), The Deer Hunter (1978)). (based loosely on Oliver Stone's list "Iconic Films for the Boomer Generation" http://goo.gl/G8OqjS) Discuss here

In 2009, the website The Art of Manliness published a list of "100 Must See Movies: The Essential Men’s Movie Library". Which of these movies has the most interesting things to say about manliness? Discuss 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.