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Sight & Sound's survey, published every 10 years by the British Film Institute lists the 100 greatest films of all time. From the 20 highest-ranked films of their 2012 list which one is your favorite? Discuss here

What is your favorite movie with 7,7 IMDb ranking over 77,777 votes? Discuss this poll here

In the beginning, movies took their inspiration from the classic Greek Tragedy structure: one plot, characters driving the narrative, three acts, unity of time, setting and action etc. But progressively, some ingenuous filmmakers embraced the cinematic medium with more creativity, changing forever the way stories would be told. The question is: in your opinion, which of these 10 influential movies was the most groundbreaking in the field of storytelling? Discuss here

I always was fascinated by the early works of certain directors, and how they evolved over the time. This List only includes Low Budget Movies (up to 500k), even some unfinished ones, I think it cant hurt to know they are there.. it still helped the Filmmakers to progress. I really recommend to give them a try, some are really gems.. and maybe this list is going to be a Poll in the future, i would like to see how others think of this movies. I love them! -oldest to newest- Discuss here

Which of these 35 top rated non-animated foreign movies (non-English) of the 1960s is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

At the time of writing this poll, Jean-Luc Godard is the last living major director of the French New Wave. And, he will turn 91 years old on December 3rd, 2021. Unlike Truffaut, for example, Godard always went against the stream. Which of his feature films is your favorite? Discuss here

Many of us watched in stunned horror as flames engulfed and nearly destroyed the iconic Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris. The cathedral known as the Notre Dame Cathedral in English has appeared as a center-piece in many film productions. Which appearance of Notre Dame in movies is the most memorable? Vote for Statue of Liberty in Movies here! Discuss the list here!

The Catholic Legion of Decency from 1933 to 1980 provided moral guidance to Americans, telling them which films were okay to see and which ones were not okay to see. The Catholic Legion of Decency was a powerful organization; their diligent efforts altered the content of some 16,251 films over a fifty year period. Despite their best efforts to eradicate morally questionable content over 150 movies still had to be condemned. Condemnation by the powerful Legion meant parishioners were forbidden by the church from attending a screening of the film under the notion that it was a mortal sin. The original Catholic Legion of Decency was merged into the reorganized United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Office for Film and Broadcasting in 1980 and still provides the same moral guidance for films to this day. Source: Catholic News Movie Reviews Which movie classic condemned by the original Catholic Legion of Decency from 1933 to 1980 is your favorite? * minimum IMDb 7.0+ rating and at least 5,000 votes Discuss the topic here.

France is known to be one of the European countries with a robust film culture. With a huge influence in European and world cinema, they provided us with great cinematographic works in the last century. Here are some of the greatest French cinematographic works of the last century; which one do you consider the best? Discuss here ______________________________________________________ Live Poll: 21st Century

Which of these French crime films* is your favorite? Rejoignez-nous ici dans notre syndicat cinématographique. *French language films filmed and set (mostly) in France. Minimum rating of 7.0/ 5000 votes. Films no later them 1971.

It is very likely that the most iconic French movie's score according to voters will simply be the most iconic French movie's score (it's all in the emphasis, see what I mean?) but even with that possibility in mind, we've tried to compile some pretty classic examples of French movies whose scores could catch foreign ears and became international cinema's standards. Which of these French movies' scores would you say is the most classic? After voting, you may discuss the list ici

An art film is typically an independent film aimed at a niche market rather than a mass market audience. During the 1960s, the term "art film" began to be much more widely used in the United States than in Europe. Here are some of the best art films made in the 1960s. Which of these movies do you think is the most artistic? Discuss the poll here

The Paris 2024: XXXIII Olympic Summer Games (2024) are being held in Paris, France from 26 July 2024 to 11 August 2024. Worldwide, people will visit Paris over this two-week period through the power of television. Paris has served as the backdrop or been an essential plot element in thousands of movies, making it a very familiar destination for many viewers. Source: Wikipedia - Category:Films set in Paris Which of these select movies that uses Paris, France as a significant plot element or backdrop is your favorite twentieth century Parisian film? Discuss the topic here.

2020 is the year where 1990 movies (along with IMDb) celebrate their 30th anniversary but there's another mathematical piece of trivia worth dedicating a poll to it and it's all in the title. All these movies are from 1960 and have more than 6666 votes; which one is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss this poll here

Each of these films was the highest rated film of its year. Which one was the best of this lot? Discuss here Also Vote for:Best Movie by Year on Rotten Tomatoes (1985-2016)

Which of IMDb's 20 highest rated 1960's movies with a one-word title, is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Vote Other Decades >>> 1970's

Sight & Sound's survey, published every 10 years by the British Film Institute lists the 100 greatest films of all time. From the 20 highest-ranked films of their 2022 list which one is your favorite? Note: The list has 21 options because Bicycle Thieves and Rashomon are tied at the 20th position. Discuss here

In general, the measure of a good movie quote is how long it sticks in your mind. Some achieve it by being repeated (catchphrases, arc quotes...) and others are delivered only once but are so puzzling that you keep repeating them over and over. They're not necessarily meant to convey obscure or surreal meanings, sometimes they're just so strange and nonsensical that they almost have a ring to it. This poll is about quotes that don't make sense when you first hear them but sound so attractive to the ear even if they make you go "huh?" Read each quote -if you know the film, you'll probably agree; if you don't, it's even better. Which of these head-scratching quotes, quick exchanges or dialogues is your favorite? A poll vote without a discussion here is like a soup without a mustache!

Akira Kurosawa (1910 – 1998) was a Japanese film director, screenwriter, and producer who directed 30 films in a career spanning 57 years. He is regarded as one of the most important and influential filmmakers in the history of cinema. Among Akira Kurosawa's dearest films, which is your favorite title? Source here: Akira Kurosawa's 100 Favorite Films of All Time. Note: out of 100 films, below is the list of 35 movies with titles in English and that are most probably recognizable by the average viewer. Join the Discussion Here in the IMDb Poll Community Forum

BBC Culture polled 209 critics from 43 countries to find the 100 greatest foreign-language films of all time. Which film from their Top 25 is your own favorite? Discuss here after voting