Poll: Most Anticipated Film: Fall 2013 Edition

Which of these four hour plus movies (released theatrically) could you watch in a movie theater if given only one intermission in the middle? Incentive: the movie theater will provide free drinks and snacks. Discuss your answer here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/nest/226233585

Which of these "Best" movies is the worst, in your opinion? Inspired by a review of the new movie The Best of Me... Discuss the list here

Which Movie poster with less picture & more text looks most interesting? Discuss Here http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/229212930 *Some new movie posters have changed.

Which of these movies featuring action character Jack Ryan do you consider to be the best ? Discuss this poll here !

In 2014, two CIA films starring Kevin Costner were released. There were Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit and 3 Days to Kill. Which do you prefer? Discuss it here

A poster showing a character's head in profile is a popular concept. Which of these movie posters made the best use of this design?* Discuss the list here * must be the main/lead poster for the film as seen on IMDb, not teasers, alternates, advances, character posters or DVD covers

(time to give the quotes' series a little boost) Funny, witty, shocking, ominous or inspirational, these lines have one thing in common, they consist of thirteen words (contractions considered)... good luck with the 13th edition! Which of these 25 thirteen-word movie quotes do you think is the most memorable? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Christian Bale's birthday is January 30th. The young actor has compiled an impressive body of work filled with memorable performances. His recent string of Oscar worthy turns bodes well for what audiences can expect in the future. In a salute to Bale, a retrospective of his best live-action films and character portrayals. Which Christian Bale live-action movie is your favorite, so far? Discuss the topic here.

While he is better known as an actor, Leonardo DiCaprio also has a long and growing career as a producer, a role he has declared to enjoy a lot. His work as a producer is quite varied and it includes critically acclaimed films, blockbusters, television and an important contribution with enviromental documentaries; he also has a long list of projects in development. From these titles produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, which one is your favorite? Discuss Here Poll by Pencho15

Which of these films in Lars von Trier's Depression Trilogy is, well, the most depressing? Discuss here

See the original IMDb list here Which of these highest-grossing Christmas movies is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Which of these movie/TV characters known to occasionally participate in underground fights would you least like to fight? Discuss Here

Whether it's dark comedy or dark drama, which Nordic dark film is your favorite? Discuss and vote here

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Which is your favorite Willem Dafoe film? Discuss here

Christian Bale is one of the most versatile actors of our generation. Which of his performances do you consider the very best? Discuss here.

Regardless of how you feel about the actual movie, which of these is the coolest poster design from 2014? Discuss the list here

Acclaimed actor, playwright and director Sam Shepard has passed away due to complications from ALS. While probably best known for his role as Chuck Yeager in The Right Stuff, Shepard was a talented playwright who won a Pulitzer Prize for his play "Buried Child" and was nominated for two others. He also won 10 Obie (Off-Broadway) Awards, winning every one he was nominated for and he was companion to Jessica Lange for 27 years, producing two children and five film projects together. Which of Shepard's most well-known roles will you remember him for? Discuss the list here * Titles must have a rating of at least 6.5 stars and 2,500 votes

If you are an American or Canadian and saw any of these great films: You probably didn't see these films in a movie theater, as hardly anybody did. But, you likely regard them to be good enough to be worthy of the price of admission, based on your collective IMDb ratings. When "bad" movies go onto break a $100 million or more in domestic box office receipts regularly, it is hard to fathom how these "good" films couldn't do at least a meager $2.5 million in domestic box office receipts. Despite their poor results, every one of these movies eventually found a HUGE audience. They achieved wide spread viewership through VOD, pay TV, cable TV, broadcast TV, Blu-ray/DVD/VHS, media streaming services or another type of screening. Nonetheless, you are probably like me, scratching your head and wondering why these films didn't do better at the box office. Which of these 2010s movies*, that produced relatively meager North American ticket sales, but went on to be widely seen anyways, is your favorite of the decade? * 90,000+ IMDb votes, < $2.5m Domestic USA-Canada box office, 6.5+ IMDb user rated Vote in the companion poll: 2000s Exploding Box Office Movie Duds Discuss the topic here.

Director Lars von Trier and his films are often considered provocative and controversial. He has been called anti-American and a misogynist, doesn't make life easy for his actors and was declared persona non grata at the Cannes Film Festival after an infamous press conference. His latest project, The House That Jack Built (2018), is about a serial killer who murders women. Which of these selected titles did you have the strongest reaction to? Discuss the poll here