Poll: Best Sixth Installment in a Franchise

Celebrating Mother's Day, here's a selection of memorable movie quotes that contain the words mother, Ma, Mama, Mom...and I guess that's about it, we excluded derivative words like grandmother, godmother or the infamous word that goes with "Yippie-Ki-Yay", out of respect (sorry Die Hard (1988) and Samuel L. Jackson's fans). So... Which of these motherly movie quotes is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Which of these remakes, reboots or sequels of 2023 do you think is the most unnecessary? Discuss the list here!

Sylvester Stallone is celebrating his birthday on July 6. Which of his movies is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

In some movies there are underdog characters that totally gained the attention of the audience. Many of them had an impact that lasted for decades. Some others are of newer date. Which of these iconic underdogs is your favorite? Tell us here.

Great news, Mrs. Doubtfire fans. 21 years later, a sequel is finally in the works! Which of these sequels made more than a dozen years after the original movie is most watchable? Discuss the list here.

Inspired by Sharan Shetty's Video of Best Movie Monologues When you think of your favorite monologue in a movie, in which of these 12 categories, does it fit? Discuss here Since these categories might overlap, please take the order into consideration, and pick the highest one. For instance, "you can't handle the truth" is an angry tirade, a villainous monologue, a military AND a courtroom speech, yet it falls under the coutroom category because : - - - The context of the trial is the most significant parameter.

Some movie endings leave you wanting for more, but no sequel is made. Some of them do make a comeback, but after a long period. Which of these movie sequels was worth the wait the most? Discuss the poll here Note: Only feature-length movie sequels with an IMDb ratings of at least 5.0, more than 5,000 votes and at least having 15 years of gap are considered.

We had to wait more than 10 years to see these sequels. Which is the best? You may discuss here

Which one of these '70s guy movies (that gals can enjoy just as well) do you think is the best? After voting, you may discuss the list here

Which movie in this century is the most successful comeback based on the 20th century franchise? Please discuss here.

Besides being the name of a shoe company, Nike is the Greek goddess of Victory, Speed and Strength (the Greek valued the last two in that order). She awarded the Laurel wreath of victory to winners in sports contests and in battle. When it came to war, she was Zeus’ chariot driver. She is the only winged Greek goddess. Her symbol is the same symbol that the shoe company uses. It represents her wings. Which of these 6.9 or better films that represents one of her attributes (contest or war victory, and contests of speed, and strength) would she give her award, the Laurel Wreath of Victory, to? Or better yet, you get to complete the sentence “And Nike’s Laurel Wreath of Victory goes to ______.” Submit your contestant’s entry forms here. Remember the contestant has to be 6.9 or higher and over 20,000 votes. You just can’t have slop representing a goddess. Why 6.9? That is the rating of the film that actually has her symbol appearing in it!

These movie titles contain the full name of the main character from the movie, without any additions. Whose title role performance is your favorite? You may discuss the poll here

Poll authors and other members of the IMDb Poll Board have a variety of experience in the films they have seen. This is a list of the first films that IMDb Poll Board users remember seeing in theaters. Which of these first films do you find most intriguing or unexpected? After voting, please discuss here.

Which of these movies written, directed and starring Sylvester Stallone is your favorite? Discuss the list here

This is the list of some movies written, directed and starring the same person that are rated 7+ Which one did you like better? Discuss the list

Some original movie and TV scores* reached such an iconic status that they became classic standards defining very specific situations. Which classic movie/TV score would you say is the most iconic? After voting, you may discuss the list here *(which unfortunately disqualifies 2001 and The Sting)

Some movies were made in order to end franchises. Which movie ended it's franchise the best?

Pretty much all movies feature songs, but that doesn't mean they're musicals. A popular song (sometimes written specifically for the movie, sometimes not) is usually played once or twice, and usually whenever we hear that song, we think of that film. Which one is your favorite tune? Not film, mind you, but song? Discuss the poll here.

Which movie of the Rocky franchise is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

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 last 25 years of history, which is the most important United Artists movie? Vote on part I Vote on part II Vote on Part III Discuss Here Poll by Pencho15