Adept at both comedy and drama–and at mixing the two–Academy Award-winning writer/director Billy Wilder gave us some of Hollywood’s greatest movies. Vote for your top Wilder film in this week’s poll.

Last time out we wanted to know your favorite Jerry Lewis movie, and several of you wrote about Jerry’s work with Dean Martin. Well, you spoke and we listened, so here’s a poll asking for your top Martin and Lewis comedy.

Director Stanley Kramer earned critical acclaim and three Oscar nominations for such groundbreaking dramas as The Defiant Ones, Judgment at Nuremberg and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. Vote for your favorite Kramer work in this week’s poll.

Frontier loners, serial killers, Scottish freedom fighters, and a doomed luxury liner; all were among the recipients of Hollywood’s biggest prize in the ’90s. MovieFanFare wants to know which “Best Picture” you think is most deserving of the title.

A Broadway rivalry, a Bronx love story, a Jules Verne adventure and an Ancient Roman epic were among the Academy’s Best Picture winners in the 1950s. Which film do you think shines above the rest? Vote here and let us know.

MovieFanFare kicks off our annual spotlight on the Academy Awards by asking for your pick for the top Best Picture winner from the 1930s. We’re not sure which film will come out ahead, but statistically there’s a 30% chance it’ll be a Clark Gable film

This week’s MovieFanFare poll is on the side of the angels…most of them, anyway. Which of Hollywood’s heroic heavenly helpers–from Jack Benny and Cary Grant to John Travolta and Denzel Washington–is your favorite?