Poll: Intriguing Split Personality Movie Characters

What do you think is the most intense scene in a trial movie from them below? (Feel free to vote, even if you just know a few of them.) To avoid spoiling in some cases, there are hiding bars put on the descriptions. To keep it fair, they are put on all of the descriptions. Rules for suggestions: 1. The intense scene doesn't need to happen in the courtroom itself, but the intense scene has to be in a trial/courtroom movie. 2. It can also be an intense trial or courtroom scene, urgent for storytelling in a drama, or comedy, etc. But then it has to be a trial or courtroom scene for sure. Remember the rule: No movie picked twice in this special poll series. To be sure avoiding to pick a scene of a movie that already had a scene used in this series, there is a list of already used titles to compare. Search for the original title of your suggestion in the comparing list. Use the original title for comparing. No movies rated below 6/10. You can give your statement here. ____________________________ Live-poll part VI Live-poll part VIII

Which of these one on one battles is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

What could be more dangerous than intelligence? In an evil mind. These are some movie villains that have brain as their ultimate power. Who's the smartest of them all? Discuss Here For Protagonist List: VOTE HERE This is a re-creation of a poll that was published on November 23, 2014.

IMDb has numerous features other than just being an information database. What was your main reason for starting an IMDb Account? Discuss here.

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

No movie's perfect, that's for sure. But even without any flaw in the acting, writing, editing and directing, even when the film is technically good and reach a point of cinematic Oscar-material excellence, there are some flaws that are just too big to ignore, or to forgive. Speaking for yourself, you can't forgive a film that is... After the vote, you may discuss the list here

The word 'imaginary' is to be taken on a broader meaning, most of these characters are much real from the character's perspective but they're imaginary in the sense that only the main protagonist truly interacts with them. So if you had the chance, which of these characters would you love to have as imaginary friend? Discuss here PS: the last 2 options below the 'creepy' one are from "Fight Club" and "A Beautiful Mind", don't read if you haven't seen any of these two films, and do your best to forget about the poll's title ...

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: Powerful Movie Scenes With Minimal Dialogue

From this list of organized crime groups, which do you consider to be the most dangerous??? Discuss Here

Which of these David Fincher lead characters is your favorite? Discuss here

These movie characters were friends and roommates (for a substantial time of the film) but something in the dynamics going between them might suggest a deeper bond than simple friendship, for better or for worse... although it's never explored to the fullest or the subtext is purely theoretical but we can't totally avoid the feeling of a homoerotic subtext. Though we respect your disagreement on many of these inclusions, we hope we'll get your vote for the couple that you feel ticks most of, if not all, the boxes of what makes a legit couple. So, which of these memorable movie duos is the closest to a couple? After voting, you might discuss the vote here