Let your voice be heard in our movie polls. Every week a new poll lets readers vote for their favorite film, actor, genre or other topic.
With the fall TV premieres set to go, we look back to the 1965 season. Which “Golden Anniversary” debuting series–Branded, Get Smart, Green Acres, I Spy, and Lost in Space, to name a few–is your favorite? Vote in our poll and tell us why.
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To mark this week’s release of Disney’s new live-action Cinderella, we’d like you to vote for your favorite film or TV version of the fairy tale classic. Julie Andrews, Lesley Ann Warren, Drew Barrymore, Betty Boop…who wore the glass slipper best?
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They’ve been depicted in dramas (Norma Rae, On the Waterfront), comedies (Gung Ho, I’m All Right, Jack) and even musicals (The Pajama Game). For Labor Day, we’d like you to vote for which labor union-related movie you think is the best.
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From The Hills Have Eyes to the Elm Street and Scream series, his films changed the face of cinematic horror. MovieFanFare remembers writer/director Wes Craven, who passed away this weekend from cancer at 76, and invites you to vote for which of his fright flicks is your favorite.
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From White Heat to Point Break to The Departed, the lawman going undercover to infiltrate a criminal gang has been a Hollywood genre staple for decades. This week we’d like you to vote for which undercover cop movie you think is the best.
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To mark the 20th anniversary of The Usual Suspects and Kevin Spacey’s Academy Award-winning turn, we’d like to know which of the two-time Oscar winner’s screen roles–from suburban everymen to evil grasshoppers to Bobby Darin–is your favorite.
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Last week we asked for your top Lana Turner movie. Today we salute her The Postman Always Rings Twice co-star, two-time Oscar nominee John Garfield. Which of his films–Body and Soul, Gentleman’s Agreement, Force of Evil and more–is your favorite?
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From “sweater girl” to femme fatale to melodrama diva, Lana Turner did it all in her storied and stormy Hollywood career. Which of the Oscar-nominated actress’s movies–Honky Tonk, The Postman Always Rings Twice, Imitation of Life and more–is your favorite?
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He may be best known as the director of the original Pink Panther franchise, but filmmaker Blake Edwards was adept at drama and suspense as well as comedy. As a birthday week tribute our poll wants to know which of Edwards’s movies is your favorite.
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Happy Apollo 11 Day! With the 1969 lunar landing in mind, we’d like to know what your favorite movie is with scenes set on the moon (and yes, we’re counting Apollo 13 as an option), from the serious (Destination Moon) to the silly (Cat Women of the Moon).
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