Poll: IMDb Poll Board Users' Top 10 All Time Classics

Some movies were made in order to end franchises. Which movie ended it's franchise the best?

This is a list of films by non-American filmmakers that explore the distinct American experience from its landscape to its culture. Which American story told by a foreign filmmaker is the best? Discuss Here!

The Silver State is the official nickname of Nevada. The nickname dates back to the Nevada silver-rush days of the mid 1800's. At that time silver was literally shoveled off the ground in Nevada; heavy gray crusts of silver had formed on the surface of the desert over millions of years and were polished by dust and wind to the dull luster of a cow horn (called "horn silver"). A big silver bed could be tens of meters wide and more than a kilometer long (worth $27,000 a ton in 1860's dollars). The territory of Nevada and surrounding states were picked clean of silver within a few decades (source: statesymbolsusa.org). Nevada became the 36th state of the United States of America in 1864. These movies have a connection with Nevada. They are (partially) filmed there or it's a topic in the story. Which movie (or movie poster) do you associate the most with Nevada? You may discuss the poll here Click here to vote for other States of America

Some original movie and TV scores* reached such an iconic status that they became classic standards defining very specific situations. Which classic movie/TV score would you say is the most iconic? After voting, you may discuss the list here *(which unfortunately disqualifies 2001 and The Sting)

Now that Jaws (1975) has been released in theaters with a Real 3D conversion, what other classic 2D film would you like to see get a conversion into 3D for the theater or immersive 3D for VR headsets? It can not be a film that had been previously released in 3D or VR. Which one amongst the following would you pick? If you got any to suggest, suggest it here. Limit it to 3 suggestions. And you can give a brief suggestion why it would look good on screen in 3D. It just better not be on the IMDb List of 3D films

Although the 'legal movie' genre has provided some of the finest, most gripping and intellectually challenging American classics, it is also the most frequently snubbed when it came to the Oscars, especially the most important of all : the Best Picture. To date, only a few trial movies have won the Oscar : The Life of Emile Zola (1937), On the Waterfront (1954), A Man for All Seasons (1966), Kramer vs. Kramer (1979) and (to some extent) Chicago (2002) So, from this list of Courtroom Dramas or Trial Comedies nominated for Best Picture, which one would have most deserved to beat the actual winner? (are included all the movies in which a system of justice, of any sort, plays a significant role to the plot) Discuss here

Well, it goes like men, there are 'night' movies and 'morning' movies... Indeed, when it comes to dramas, nighttime is generally an ideal setting for climactic scenes as darkness emphasizes danger and allows violence to reach its highest point. Then, the sun can rise peacefully, lighting hopes for a brighter future... But sometimes, the night plays the "quiet before the storm" part or let things escalate until they can finally implode at dawn, in the morning or let's just say a few hours before noon. This is a compilation of memorable climactic scenes that take scene at a moment viewers can identify as the morning, either because it's shown or strongly implied (some pictures don't match in order to avoid spoiling the ending). Not necessarily from your favorite film, which of these morning climaxes is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

These are movies, released in the 1940s, widely considered to be one of the best decades in cinema, recommended by poll authors and commentators. Which of these relatively little-known but highly recommended films, all released during the 1940s, would you most like to see (again or for the first time)? (Where there are comments next to a movie, they were provided by the poll board contributor who nominated the film.) After voting, see the guidelines or discuss the poll here Vote for movies released before 1940 here

The members of the IMDb Poll Board have chosen their favorite movie from the western genre. Which one do you choose? Discuss here

The members of the IMDb Poll Board have chosen their favorite movie from the 1940s. Which one do you choose? Discuss the list here!

In honor of 2022 Oscar Best Picture nominee, The Power of the Dog (2021), a Neo-Western genre film: Which of these select Oscar-nominated Best Picture movies* in the Western, the Revisionist Western, the Neo-Western or another Western-themed subgenre is your favorite? Discuss the topic here.

These Movies Leaved a Confusing, Sad, Disturbing, or Happy Feeling After We Watching It. Which of these iconic movie endings is your favorite? (This list only includes those that are rated 8.00 or more.) Discuss here

Which sequel from IMDb top 250 is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Movies released in 1943 are now 75 years old. This poll includes the top rated 20 of the 1,264 movies released in 1943. Which one of these is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. 2016 << Movies at 75 in >> 2019 Also vote for: Movies at 25 in 2018 | Movies at 50 in 2018

Choose the judge whose courtroom (if he has one) you'd most like to be one of the courtroom spectators.

In some movies there are underdog characters that totally gained the attention of the audience. Many of them had an impact that lasted for decades. Some others are of newer date. Which of these iconic underdogs is your favorite? Tell us here.

Excellent prose sometimes seems to be a dying art. The film industry, at times, does its part to revive it with great screen plays and, every so often, with exquisite titles from various sources, including novels, poems, and songs. The titles below serve as oases in a desert of the vague and recycled stamp-ons like 'Deceived' and 'Shattered.' Enjoy the sound and substance of the words below and, instead of voting for your favorite movie, vote for your favorite title. This is Part I of a Run-Off Poll. Vote in Part II here. Vote in the Run-Off Final here. Discuss here

Here are IMDb poll board members' favorite movies starting with the letter O. Who do you think has the same taste as you? ❖ Discuss or Share your favorite movie here! Movies: « 123 | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O » TV: « A | B »

What do you think is the most intense scene in a trial movie from them below? (Feel free to vote, even if you just know a few of them.) To avoid spoiling in some cases, there are hiding bars put on the descriptions. To keep it fair, they are put on all of the descriptions. Rules for suggestions: 1. The intense scene doesn't need to happen in the courtroom itself, but the intense scene has to be in a trial/courtroom movie. 2. It can also be an intense trial or courtroom scene, urgent for storytelling in a drama, or comedy, etc. But then it has to be a trial or courtroom scene for sure. Remember the rule: No movie picked twice in this special poll series. To be sure avoiding to pick a scene of a movie that already had a scene used in this series, there is a list of already used titles to compare. Search for the original title of your suggestion in the comparing list. Use the original title for comparing. No movies rated below 6/10. You can give your statement here. ____________________________ Live-poll part VI Live-poll part VIII

You meet someone who says they don't like western movies. Of these westerns that have been on IMDb's Top 250 list (1996 - 2015), which would you recommend? Discuss your choice here