Poll: 2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Animated Feature

Our world is allegedly filled with hidden treasures and magical beings. Which of the following movies would you'd be least surprised to find out was an actual documentary on real world existence of selkies, wood spirits, banshees, and/or fairies? Document your answer here.

Which film do you think will win next year's (2015) Oscar for Best Picture? Discuss the list here [NOTE: This poll was first published on Oct. 17, 2014 and includes options that are no longer in contention. Please find the official poll of the final nominees here: http://www.imdb.com/poll/cCeHBW2OExg/] Also Available: 2015 Oscar Predictions: Best Animated Feature

Which of these anime* feature films from the past decade is your favorite? Animate your feelings about these anime films ... but with words... over here! *2010 to 2019. No sequels. Not based on preexisting television properties adapted/remade/rebooted into movies. Minimum 1000 IMDb ratings; greater than 6.7 IMDb average rating. Projects adapted from manga or related print media are accepted.

During his final years, legendary four-star critic Roger Ebert became both more prolific and selective: he reviewed movies he wished to see, but it didn't diminish the quantitative value of his writings just as disease and a permanent loss of voice didn't diminish their qualitative merit. You could agree or disagree with him, you would always enjoy his writing. Thumbs down on that sad day of April 4, 2013 when Ebert left the world, an unparalleled legacy and also a taste of deception because we knew there were many great movies and classics to come, movies he would have enjoyed, some even more at the twilight of his life, movies from directors he respected and admired... but that he would never review, forever. Which of these movies released less than a year after his death or at his lifetime but that (strangely enough) he didn't review, would you have most loved to see reviewed by the late Roger Ebert? After voting, you might discuss the list here (this poll adresses those who liked to know Ebert's take on a film before or after watching it, not everyone was or is still addicted to his website, if that's the case, the last option is for you)

Which of these Evil industries do you think has the most evil plans? Discuss here

"Cowboys don't cry, and heroes don't die. Good always wins, again and again. And love is a sweet dream, that always comes true. Oh if life were like the movies, I'd never be blue" ("Here In The Real World" by Alan Jackson) Life is full of disappointments, heartbreaks, shattered dreams, and more than anything, the painful realization, that the real life is not a fairy tale, and it's not always end with, "and they lived happily ever after". Movies allow us to escape from our daily life, and remind us, that in spite of everything, there is a hope for humanity. Which of these happy movie endings is your favorite? Remember: All the movies were suggested by IMDb users. Happy Discussion here

Which of these top 35 kids and family movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes, is your favorite? Discuss here Other Genres: Art House & International | Classics | Drama | Horror | Mystery & Suspense | Musical & Performing Arts | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

What is your favorite piece of LEGO? LEGO was founded in Denmark in the 1930s, and its plastic bricks and minifigures has made it one of the world's most popular toymakers. But it has also branched out into games, movies and other entertainment, recently being named "the world's most powerful brand." Here are some of the Lego-related titles. Discuss the poll here

Which film that earned just a single nomination for the 87th Academy Awards do you most want to win it's nomination? Discuss it here

Which film are you most looking forward to seeing during the Winter of 2014 (January 1 to March 31, 2014)? You may discuss the poll here.

Here are the top 20 earners on the worldwide box office (as of the end of 2014) which of the films that have made this list - in their positions based on amount earned - is the biggest surprise (over/underperformed)? Source - Box Office Mojo Take the 2013 poll here Discuss Here

Which of these animated movies do you think is equally thoughtful to children and adults alike? After voting Discuss here.

Disney is known to have awful sequels, but they can't all be that bad. Which of these sequels of a Disney or Pixar animated sequel is most watchable? Discuss here.

In an era when technology is at an all-time high, we've channeled that growth through the creation of many lovable and innovative animated movies in this decade. Which of these 2010s Animated movies will you most likely remember? After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

"With Incredibles 2 (2018) now in theaters, we take a look at the top 25 highest-grossing animated movies at the U.S. box office. Did your favorites make the cut?" — IMDb Editors Which of the highest-grossing animated movies is your favorite? See the original list here. After voting, you may discuss the poll here.

These are the films with the movie title "movie". Which one of these is your favorite? Discuss the list here

The following 2014 films have reached the Top 250 at least once, which of them do you think is more likely to remain or return to the list within 10 years? Poll by Pencho15 Discuss at Discuss here

In past decade as Hollywood tentpole* films have been over-prevalent, which of these tentpole projects BEST shows that Hollywood can still put out high quality material with originality** and intelligence? Suggestions welcome at Poll Suggestion Thread! *A tentpole film is a high-budget feature film by a major studio (WB, Fox, Sony, Universal, Disney) meant to ensure high box office profits with mass promotion, wide international release on a single date or in a close period with possible 3D, Thursday showings and trilogy/franchise screenings. **Originality is not restricted to being an "original film." Originality can mean aspects of story, craft and cinematic significance. Remember, Stanley Kubrick is considered one of the most original filmmakers of all time and every single one of his classic films is an adaptation of a novel. Note: The criteria for the selected films beyond "tentpole" definition is that the critical and audience consensus be at least fairly positive in the IMDb, audience, fanbase and critical communities as a general consensus. My personal feelings about any of these films are NOT a factor.

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Which is the best animated movie outside of Disney and Pixar? This poll doesn't include anime movies You may discuss here