Poll: Most Beautiful Shot of Cinematic Sunset (Part 2)

Who is Your Favorite MCU Superhero? MCU = Marvel Cinematic Universe (Films based on Marvel comics) Discuss here More: DCCU Superheroes

If Mad Men (2007)'s Don Draper were the Chief Marketing Officer of a major studio, he would argue that new or nostalgia are the most potent traits a movie can offer the public. Novel cinematic experience: Movies are like a spaceship and promise moviegoers the glitter, the flash and excitement of a fresh experience through an unfamiliar world or time, a new method of filming, an unusual script, etc. that we haven't experienced before. Nostalgic cinematic experience: Movies are like a time machine engaging moviegoers by forming a sentimental bond and a nostalgic yearning. Such as remakes of popular childhood movies and TV series, as well as period movies that remind us of the happiness of an earlier time and place. Given the choice of seeing two equally well-made movies, one offering a novel cinematic experience or one offering a nostalgic cinematic experience, which experience do you find more powerful? Big big thanks to urbanemovies I couldn't do it without him Discuss here

In honor of the 2001st poll, we present the 2001: A Space Odyssey Poll! Which part or aspect of the ground breaking science fiction movie was your favorite? Discuss here: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/flat/237187040

You're going on your first space trip! Which of these songs is going to play first on your space trip playlist? Spin a disc to your space voyage here:

Which of these rooftop scenes is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

(poll-reboot in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing) What is your favorite use of the moon for a memorable movie shot or poster? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Based on the article "129 Of The Most Beautiful Shots In Movie History" by Dan Dalton, here are 35 of the most beautiful shots in movie history. For a better experience, first watch this video "The Most Beautiful Shots In Movie History". Which of these shots is your favorite? Discuss here ______________________________________________________ Live Poll: Part II *(there are some changes in the article's images with that of the video)

During one of Siskel and Ebert's early Sneak Previews (1975), the two critics asked each other that question: If you owned a movie theater, what would you call it?. Siskel liked the word "Paradise", Ebert went for "The MacGuffin". Asked the same question, each IMDb Poll Board user suggested a potential name, either with an personal connection, a sentimental movie-related value or just because it sounded too good not to be picked. Now, which of these movie theatres, if they really existed, would you be the most interested to go to? Discuss here

Which shot featuring a sunset from an animated movie is the most beautiful? Discuss the list here!

These films captured our attention right from the get go. Their opening scene set the tone for the rest of the movie and ensured we would want to learn more shortly thereafter. Since this list looks at the introductory segments of a film, scenes like the Omaha Beach scene from Saving Private Ryan (1998), which is technically the second scene in the movie, will not qualify. In your opinion, which film had the most memorable, generally awesome opening scene for a movie? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. (Please note: If you didn't see an opening scene you think should have been on this list, be sure to check out Part 2 of "Best Opening Scene In A Movie")

... and could pick only ONE picture for the cover, which of these 35 iconic shots, would you choose as the most defining of all the values (magic, innovation, escapism, truth, universality, entertainment, technology ...) Cinema stands for ? Discuss here