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Which of these movies best matches your main resolution for 2015? Discuss here

Which of these titles seems more weird to you? Note: 1)Long titles,really messy or difficult to understand with the 1st sight. 2)Rated more than 6 & over 15.000 ratings at least. Discuss the Poll Here

We helped some movie characters dating on a social platform and now they're stuck together. Not all of the contacts are romantic. Some of the pairs are lovely, other practical, freaky or strange. We searched for interesting character pairings which might be in an other or the same genre, but in a completely other franchise. Which of these partnerships is your favorite? Check here.

One of the funniest people of all time, stage and screen comic actor, screenwriter, film director, and author Gene Wilder passed away at the age of 83. Which of his performances do you consider your personal favorite? Discuss the list here!

Sometimes movie titles could be the reason to watch a film. Some of them are weird, some funny and some very creative. Which movie title do you find most interesting? After voting, discuss here.

Perennial star Burt Reynolds has passed away at age 82. A prolific actor with over 180 credits, his final film appearance was scheduled to be in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019), currently filming in the Los Angeles area. One of the most popular stars and sex symbols in the 1970s. The terms "beefcake," "hunk" and "stud" could arguably have been created to describe him. While Mr. Reynolds created several unforgettable characters in his long career, we'd like to know: which of his characters is your favorite? Want to talk about it? Click here!

Which of these execution scenes is the most memorable? Discuss the list here!

There are some curious incidents which can occur in the "Civilzation" game series. Which of them is the best basis for a movie premise? Discuss here

Longtime Talk and Game Show host Regis Philbin has just passed this July 24, 2020, at the age of 88. Condolences to all his friends, family and long time fans. Known most recently for the original U.S. production of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (1999), Regis also popped up many a time on TV Shows or Movies where he played himself. So, along with his many hosting appearances, what do you best remember him for? After voting, please discuss here.

Slapstick comedy is a style of comedy which is based on deliberately clumsy actions and humorously embarrassing events. Which of his early slapstick comedies, do you enjoy watching the most? Discuss the list here.

Instead of a list of scary ghost stories for Halloween, how about a list of ghost stories that were never meant to scare? Or may have some scary moments in them but that the main object of the film was not meant to be scary? Maybe just play around with the ghost and spirits theme a bit. Here is a list of films that were mostly comedies, some romantic, mystery, and even a musical. And true, most of them are in black and white, and are comedies but that goes to show that this concept existed before Beetlejuice (1988) and Ghostbusters (1984) and done with comedians like Bob Hope, ‘Abbott and Costello’, ‘Martian and Lewis’, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, and even Cary Grant who could get more laugh per minute than Micheal Keaton with special effects. Which one is your favorite? If you got any to suggest for this list, investigate this haunted mansion. (Most of the films have that or a castle. Just plain suburban haunted houses, hospitals, and insane asylums are in the minority here.)

Intelligence. Suspense. Entertainment. This list looks at both the real and fictionalized game shows portrayed in films. The game show must have been broadcast through some entertainment medium and must have a clear winner/prize. Which would you most want to be on? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Which comedy film of the 1970s 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

This is a little list I made up (except for three or four options, slightly rewritten) of "Light bulb" jokes, all based on movie-related characters or professions. Which one do you find the most amusing? Discuss here

Which is your favorite unusually long title for a movie? It doesn't matter if you've seen the film or not. Poll Suggestion by Pencho15 Discuss this suggestion Here

December 1, 2015 mark the 80th anniversary of Woody Allen. This list of quotes by The Writer and Director from his Books and Interviews, Which is your favorite? See Part I HERE Discuss The Quotes HERE

Which of these renowned contemporary directors can strike the coolest "director-pose" next to a movie camera? Discuss your favorite auteur HERE...Action!

February 5 of 1919 marks the establishment of United Artists, a movie company that changed history, becoming the first one meant to give actors control over their own interests. Founded by Charles Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and D.W. Griffith, the studio became mainly known as a distributor, and while it was sold and restructured many times, it still lives today as part of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of United Artists, we have this poll. From their second 25 years of history, which is the most important United Artists movie? Vote on part I Vote on Part III Vote on Part IV Discuss Here Poll by Pencho15

Was it because the war made people question the afterlife or because the after-war made them consider the precious, futile or somewhat volatile value of life; who knows? But let's just say that there was definitely something magical, disturbing or enchanting in the cinematic air of the 1940s... from animated music to costumed horror, whether in family-oriented dramas or heavenly comedies. So, which of these Fantasy movies of the 40s is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

On June 11, 2023, we celebrate the 90th birth anniversary of comedic legend Gene Wilder, whose unforgettable performances have left an enduring impact. With his exceptional talent, Wilder brought to life an array of quirky and lovable characters on the screen. He notably collaborated with director Mel Brooks on films like 'The Producers' and 'Young Frankenstein', earning him recognition and Academy Award nominations for his acting and writing. Wilder's iconic portrayals of Willy Wonka in 'Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory' and Dr. Frederick Frankenstein in 'Young Frankenstein' continue to captivate audiences. Which Gene Wilder feature film do you find the most memorable? Discuss the poll here