Suggestion: IMDb Poll Board's Favorite Film From Mother's Birth Year

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Here is a list: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?title_type=feature%2Ctv_movie&release_date=1945-01-01%2C1945-12-31

The oldest films I have seen are 12 Angry Men, Psycho, and Dr. No.

How about 'Children of the olymp' ('Les enfants du paradis') or 'Animal Farm'? Other high rated titles: 'Brief Encounter' 'Der Stumme Gast' 'Rosalinda' 'Scarlet Street' 'Leave Her to Heaven' 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' 'Detour' 'Tsogt Taij' 'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn' 'China's Little Devils' 'Roma città aperta' 'The Lost Weekend' There are a lot, isn't it?

'Animal Farm' was also remade in 1954, 9 years later. Maybe you saw that?: https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0047834/ (I guess the other wouldn't be very much different. The story both times is from George Orwell. A very good movie, reflecting humans behavior on animals to show up characters you can also find in social life.)

I added Una familia de tantas, since you prefer that one. Besides, your pick for the previous poll also only has one vote and I don't think it matters much. https://www.imdb.com/poll/NTX_hv5yDqM/results

Guess you would be about 30 to 40 y.o.a.

It's good to be not too exact about on the internet.

Considering that women can give birth for 30-50 years, and/or adopt for about the same number of years, it's pretty difficult to tell a person's age from parental age. My best friend and I are very close in age but I have siblings who are older than her parents, lol.

Mummy had me at 36, and my sister at 44. (Daddy was 2 years older.)

I heard Dan knew Lincoln personally. :D

No that was George Washington. ;D

@NYVKE and @Breumaster, General Washington was disappointed that I could not serve under his command in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. ;-) Abraham Lincoln invited me to "Our American Cousin" at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., on April 14, 1865. I wasn't able to attend due to a prior commitment, so he invited Major Henry Rathbone and his fiancée, Miss Clara Harris instead.

Was it the reason, why Henry Rathbone killed his wife Clara later in 1883? He was declared insane for. I ask you, because you should know him better. Was there a conspiration to get rid of the witnesses? When I think of Kennedy! ... by the way did he invite you? How was he, when he wasn't a Berliner?

@Breumaster, I was really shocked by Major Henry Rathbone and Clara Harris. It's true he tragically killed her in 1883 and was declared insane. His actions were a heartbreaking consequence of the immense trauma he suffered at Ford's Theatre that night, not part of some wider conspiracy. Major Henry Rathbone’s friends do not believe the Lincoln assassination was connected to his later actions or that anyone was 'getting rid of witnesses.’

Pew! Now I'm assuaged! I had the fear there might have been a conspiracy. And there wasn't Gosh! Now I can sleep much calmer. ;)

So you're surely a golden ager. :D

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Depends on the year your mothers gave you birth.

I'm willing to bet it's me, unless you're also the youngest child

I am currently 20 years old.(been a pollmaker since 14 years old).

oi. If I had known you were so young, I would have been much nicer to you. 😔

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@Maxence_G, I suspected that you started at 14 years old. Thanks for confirming.

I didn't expect that. I would also have been nicer.

I intentionally did not want to reveal my age on the internet until I was 18 for safety reasons. Also, I do not remember anybody being particularly mean to me except Ed Jones, but he is not active anymore. Anyway, during my 2-3 first years on this forum, I was still immature and sometimes stirred up conflict for no reason. So no need to apologize.

During my first ~5 years on this forum I was a raging alkie.

It happens to some of the best people. A few days ago, I read that Brad Pitt is an alcoholic. I also heard he stopped drinking, which must be a hard rock to chew.

Brad Pitt is a little messed up. His kids hate him

So NYVKE, I've made a poll about your thought: https://www.imdb.com/de/list/ls599640823/

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No speculating point of view allowed by the bot. :(

NYVKE, I thought I noticed something different about you. Congratulations and bravo: those sorts of things are big accomplishments.

Maxence, Having seen, at 20 years old, Haxan and Colonel Blimp is quite impressive. When I was twenty, I had the advantage of a much older brother and a much older boyfriend, both film buffs, and I hadn't seen either of those films until several years later. It's also cool that you know the birth years of your grandmother and great-grandmother. I'm the youngest child of older parents so I didn't know any of my grandparents. You listing those films, as well, is prompting me to do some research to see if I can find out when my grandparents were born. I think only one was born in the same country as I was.

Thank you @rubyfruit. 💗 2 years 4 months tomorrow.

@NYVKE... Wow, bravo! That is so admirable. And honestly, it motivates me to try to be more attentive to staying on my own path of serenity and living a better life so thank you. Oh and "tomorrow" is now today, I think, so Happy Anniversary!

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I've hardly watched any films pre 1970 except the old Bond Films and a few other classics, but I guess if I were inclined to watch a film from 1945 it would be "Spellbound" (1945)