Poll: Favorite Movie Based on a Comic Strip (A to L)

Movies released in 1991 are now 25 years old. This poll includes the top rated 35 of the 3,433 movies released in 1991. Which one of these is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Also vote for: Movies at 75 in 2016 Movies at 25 in >> 2017

Which of these quotes delivered by a child is the most memorable? Discuss here

With the upcoming theatrical release of Incredibles 2 (2018), here's a poll dedicated to cinematic families whose name appeared in the title. Which of these titular movie families is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here

In the bonus material to my copy of The Ghost Breakers (1940), screenwriter Larry Karaszewski said that while he and Scott Alexander were writing the screenplay for Goosebumps (2015), they wanted to write a family friendly horror comedy hybrid. They had looked for a movie with the right balance to use as their inspiration, and to get it right. He said that he was surprised how few they were, and that they had to go back to the Abbott and Costello films and others. (The ones he mentioned by name are marked by an *. The Abbott and Costello films are marked by **.) Using that as a starting point, and no “R” rated films on this list, and “PG13” is borderline, which of these films from the horror comedy genre is the most family friendly, or, in other words, would you show a 5 yr old without scaring him half to death? If you got one to suggest that is not “R” rated or worse, but is horror comedy genre that is family friendly, (check the keywords), offer them here for consideration.

These are the highest rated movies based on TV shows in IMDB with at least 30'000 votes. Which is your favorite? You may discuss here

They're abnormal, unusual and wildly entertaining. Out of these (non-human) movie creatures, which one is the funniest? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

Which of these quotes from American movies -yet not in the English language or not featuring any English word- is the most memorable? Despuès voter, du kansst discutere aqui

Which of these comedic two-parters from the '90s is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here To be eligible, the two movies must be comedies and shouldn't be more than four years apart with at least one of them released in the '90s

Which TV comedy with "Family" in the title is your favorite? Discuss here

Which of these family friendly Halloween themed movies are best for kids? After voting you may discuss here

Which of these 35 top rated non-animated Fantasy movies of the 1990s do you find the most fascinating? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Most Fascinating Fantasy >> 2000s

Superheroes, monsters, Disney characters or 'ordinary' characters in fine-looking suits: which of these movies features the coolest-looking inspirations for a Halloween party disguise? After voting, you may discuss the list discuss here

The following comedies feature some unconventional, some inspiring, and even some horrendous mothers, step-mothers, grandmothers, or people taking on the role of mothers, but they all have one thing in common: they're funny. Which movie featuring a comedic Mom is your favorite? Celebrate Mother's Day by talking about your favorite "mom-com" here. (Only live-action films with at least 15,000 votes, as well as rating of at least 5.8, on IMDb are included.)

Which Film Gets You Into the Halloween Mood? Discuss here.

These series all have great opening title sequences. When watching episodes from these series, which title sequence do you never skip? If you have several favourites on the list choose your overall favourite. You can discuss this poll here http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/259821641

Most fantasy films are remembered for the splendor of their special effects, their heart-pounding action sequences, the enchantment they provide for children from 6 to 60 or the durability of a saga that made the audience grow with the characters. These standalone fantasy classics are as enduring as any "franchise" (trilogies and beyond) but it's fair to say that what makes them so memorable is how damn quotable they are. Which of these fantasy classics would you say is the most quotable? After voting, you might discuss the list here (trilogies or franchises aren't included because they're not quotable but because it would be either unfair to put them in the same balance of judgment with stories that have only "one" cinematic offering or difficult to pick which opus of the saga is the most quotable to be considered the right representative)

Which film has the best dance of the Tango? And to be fair, there must be a video of the dance to each film entry so you can judge them properly. And if the Tango has you tangled up, untie yourself here. (Yes, that line contained a play on words reference from one of the lines in the movies listed here.) if you want to suggest one, you have to give a link to the dance in that movie in order to be considered. (WARNING: IMHO, the two Rudolph Valentino ones are going to be hard to beat. That Tango in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921) still holds up today.)

Often times when a film gets a sequel it becomes a full blown franchise. (Often at least a trilogy) But here is the sets of films where they (at least for now) have only gotten one further installment for one reason or another. So this is just to see which duo of films is considered the best. Remember, these are all films that are supposed to bet set in the same continuity. Some of them for instance are being considered to be rebooted and the like. And also remember that you're supposed to take into account your feelings for both films in each set, whether you like one of the films or not. As this is a test of the films' accumulative strength against the other films duos.

These titles crossed over from a T.V. series and became a full length film. Which do you think made the transition best? Discuss here.

From Wikipedia- A situation comedy, or sitcom, is a genre of comedy centered on a fixed set of characters who carry over from episode to episode. Sitcoms can be contrasted with sketch comedy, where a troupe may use new characters in each sketch, and stand-up comedy, where a comedian tells jokes and stories to an audience. Sitcoms originated in radio, but today are found mostly on television as one of its dominant narrative forms. This form can also include mockumentaries. Which Sitcom that premiered between 1960-1969 would you call your favorite? Discuss 60s Sitcoms Here