Poll: Words Can Hurt

Which one of these top 35 heroes according to the American Film Institute is your favorite? Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums

Which of these Disney songs most suits the character? Discuss the list here!

Which boxer ever portrayed in a movie is your favourite? After voting,please discuss here.

As of 2024, forty-three individuals have career feature Oscar nominations in front of the camera, as well as, behind the camera (forty-seven, if you count Peter Sellers', Dyan Cannon's, Christine Lahti's and Riz Ahmed's shorts). Which person who secured dual Oscar nominations* in front of the camera, as well as behind the camera, in the 20th century, is the most impressive talent on both sides? *an acting Oscar nomination plus a behind-the-camera Oscar nomination (directing, writing, producing, music, etc.) Vote in the companion poll: Both Camera Sides Oscar Nominees (2001-Now) Discuss the topic here.

The ordinary park bench has played an iconic role in many movies. From this list of park bench* scenes, where at least one person and no more than two are sitting down, which is your favorite? *in a public park, private garden or in close proximity to a park Discuss here

Which is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

From the American Film Institute's 100 Greatest Heroes and Villains, who's your favorite screen-character played (if applicable) at least 3 times by the same actor? After voting, you may discuss the list here

To date, the 1970's is the only cinematic decade where each Best Picture Oscar-winning film was also nominated for Best Actor. Which Oscar-nominated performance by an actor in a leading role from a 70's Best Picture is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

What is your favorite "rock" ? No movies. Share your thoughts here

Probably the most recurring character from a Best Picture winner: the inspirational hero, a man or a woman of conviction and action, who faces adversity, even sacrifices his life for an ultimate triumph, filling our hearts with hope, faith in humanity, faith in our own potential. So, which of these heroes from a Best Picture winner would you say is the most inspiring? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Over the decades there were movies with such memorable scores, you instantly recognize and associate them with the movies. In most cases generations of people will recognize the tunes. Which of these widely known instrumental scores best brings its movie to mind? Discuss here. Big thank you to blackbolt-3, who helped on some parts of the creation of the idea.

There are some movie scenes that make you hold your breath because it's so intense... you feel like you're there... you feel like you're excited for that and when you get that feeling you already know you'll never forget that scene. These moments are kinda cinematographic pleasure. According to IMDb poll Board Users and all our different standards this is what we considered intense. Which one of these movie scenes left you more amazed? Discuss here ______________________________________________________ Live Poll: Part I Live Poll: Part III

Which onscreen portrayal of a famous author is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Which lead character from the Best Picture winners of the 1970s is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Which of the following categories would you most wish to be part of the Academy Awards? Discuss here

This is a re-creation of one of Rafael_M's old polls. From this list of Movie Hero Types, I like to root for... After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Also vote for: The Villain Types

In some movies there are unbearable sad moments which tear the heart of the audience. Which of these Moments nearly made you cry? ... or actually made you cry? (Spoiler bars attached.) Please tell us here.

Jebediah Springfield once said "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man". We can all say "Amen!" to that. Yet, as true as it is, this creed wasn't fully embraced by Hollywood where heightism seems to have prevailed for decades and decades, allowing only a few vertically challenged actors to portray heroic characters instead of the usual sidekicks, comic reliefs, or vile antagonists from the sneaky traitors to the villains with 'Napoleon Complex'. Celebrating the "little big guys" of cinema, which of these heroic characters played by actors under 5'8 is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here (only male adult roles, characters over 20, and no member of a group or creatures of naturally small size)

Some actors defined a genre with one of their characters like no other. Which of these genre defining characters would you choose as the most clear candidate? ... the one and only ... Discuss here.

Which of these cinematic characters whose initials are R.B. (first, last name) is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here