Poll: If one cinematic skill could improve my life ...

Which of these cinematic happy-go-lucky optimists and half-full glasses philosophers would most help you to look at the bright side of life? After voting, you may discuss the list here

In some movies films are a subject. The characters work at films, talk about films or just love to watch films. Some of them are real geeks, others are just part of the audience. They are mostly all freaks in a very positive or some even in a negative way. Who of them is the most interesting film freak? There are spoiler bars on the options to prevent spoiling the movies for you. Discuss here.

Which of these hairstyles do you think is the most iconic? Discuss the list here!

Discuss your movie plans here.

... and decided your cover photo should be a still frame featuring a movie character looking at a big screen, which image would you pick? After voting, you might discuss the list here (sorry if some pics aren't exactly well-adjusted for the poll format)

On average, how early or late do you arrive to the movie theater to watch a given movie screening at said cinema? Book your movie ticket here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/234656121

Ever since Hollywood arose, women played in lead roles. Some of these films are telling about movie business or at least about cinematic fandom. Here we have some female protagonists who rocked it. Which of them is your favorite character? Tell us here.

These detectives may be brilliant, or at least get the job done, but at the same time they suffer from personal issues or shortcomings. Despite it all, which one is your favorite?

All the actors from the list are geniuses, but if we have no choice and we must replace one of them, who from this list of Animation characters is the most suitable for replace a human actor? All the characters are from movies. Discuss Here

... and could pick only ONE picture for the cover, which of these 35 iconic shots, would you choose as the most defining of all the values (magic, innovation, escapism, truth, universality, entertainment, technology ...) Cinema stands for ? Discuss here

If you are going to make a resolution for the new year, which of the following comes closest to the one you most have in mind? If you aren't going to make any resolutions, which of the following comes closest to what you think would be the best thing to happen to you during the new year? Discuss here

According to a recent Buzz-Feed article on May 21st, 2021, these actors flatly turned down being these famous characters. And have admitted their regret. Who do you think is your number one pick that may have been better overall in the role, rather than the actor that eventually got the part? After voting, please discuss here.

How old were you when you saw your first foreign language (a film in a language different from your own native born language and not dubbed into your language either) film? Discuss your answer here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/228710263

Which of the theater scenes below is your favorite? Discuss the poll here

Besides IMDb, Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes are the top two websites to which people turn to see aggregate scores of movies' ratings but, whereas IMDb's scores are based on users' ratings, Metacritic's and Rotten Tomatoes' main scores are based on reviewers' ratings. The basic idea is the same but ratings are sometimes different because their methodologies differ; of these two, which has more influence over the movies you choose to see? After voting, feel free to review the reviewers here.

I Didn't count villains, it's too obvious. Who of the following is most worthy to go to jail? Discuss Here

How close to a famous actor have you ever been? Share your story with us at the poll board

An Easter egg is an intentional inside joke, hidden message, or feature in an interactive work seen in video games, TV, movies or other types of media .The name has been said to evoke the idea of a traditional Easter egg hunt. Do you hunt for Easter eggs while you watch movies and TV shows? Discuss Here

We all have a favourite film(s), and because it's our favourite we tend to love all aspects of it, but if you were to choose the main reason, what would you pick? Discuss Here

As Norma Desmond once said, "We didn't need dialogue. We had faces." Though she may have meant this in a different context, we understood the subtext - sometimes, the most powerful moments in a film can be conceived without any dialogue at all. We often associate powerful movie scenes with some intense action or an intense exchange of words. However, these scenes had little to no dialogue and still resonated with us for being as iconic as they were silent. By the end, you may have felt emotionally drained or inexplicably moved, but the catch is that such was achieved without the primary usage of dialogue. So which of these powerful movie scenes, that had little to no dialogue, resonated with you the most? (Please note: TV shows, silent movies or scenes that are montages, like the introduction to Up (2009), though beloved by many, will be excluded from this list.) After voting, SPOILER: you may convey your thoughts here. Also vote for: MORE Powerful Movie Scenes With Minimal Dialogue