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The results are in and it's a landside of vampire kick-butt goodness as Underworld Awakening sweeps in with 46% of the votes for What January Release Are You Most Looking Forward To. And I can't argue as it's what got my vote :)

46% - Underworld Awakening
20% - The Devil Inside
6% - 5-way tie between: Man on a Ledge, One For the Money, Pariah, The Grey and The Iron Lady

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The results are in and it's a landside of vampire kick-butt goodness as Underworld Awakening sweeps in with 46% of the votes for What January Release Are You Most Looking Forward To. And I can't argue as it's what got my vote :)

46% - Underworld Awakening
20% - The Devil Inside
6% - 5-way tie between: Man on a Ledge, One For the Money, Pariah, The Grey and The Iron Lady

Thanks for Voting!

Image: Gary Oldman in TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY. Courtesy of eOne Films.

It was a tight freaking race for the poll for what December Release You Are Most Looking Forward To but in the end it went to the myster Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy with 22% closely followed by US remake of the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo with 18% and then a tie between The Adventures of Tintin & Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows at 15% each. And it keeps hair splitting from there. Wow. What a month!


21% - Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
18% - The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
15% - Tie: The Adventures of Tintin, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
12% - Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol
6% - Tie: Sleeping Beauty & We Bought a Zoo
3% - Tie: The Artist & Pina

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Image: Gary Oldman in TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY. Courtesy of eOne Films.

It was a tight freaking race for the poll for what December Release You Are Most Looking Forward To but in the end it went to the myster Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy with 22% closely followed by US remake of the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo with 18% and then a tie between The Adventures of Tintin & Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows at 15% each. And it keeps hair splitting from there. Wow. What a month!


21% - Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
18% - The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
15% - Tie: The Adventures of Tintin, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
12% - Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol
6% - Tie: Sleeping Beauty & We Bought a Zoo
3% - Tie: The Artist & Pina

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Looks like the Oscars still are the biggest awards game and each and every voter included them as a selection for Which Awards Shows Are You Interested In? They are closely followed by The Golden Globes who rake in 85% of the vote, BAFTA's at 71% (I so which they were televised!) and then Genies & Spirit awards come in at 57% and it makes me very happy that the Canadian Awards got so many votes! Here are the all of the results:

100% - Academy Awards (Oscars)
85% - Golden Globes
71% - BAFTA's (British)
57% - Genies (Canadian) and Spirit Awards
42% - Canada's Top Ten and Toronto Film Critics Association
28% - BIFAs (British Independent) and Scream Awards
14% - Alliance of Women Film Journalists, MTV Movie Awards, People's Choice Awards and Saturn Awards

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Looks like the Oscars still are the biggest awards game and each and every voter included them as a selection for Which Awards Shows Are You Interested In? They are closely followed by The Golden Globes who rake in 85% of the vote, BAFTA's at 71% (I so which they were televised!) and then Genies & Spirit awards come in at 57% and it makes me very happy that the Canadian Awards got so many votes! Here are the all of the results:

100% - Academy Awards (Oscars)
85% - Golden Globes
71% - BAFTA's (British)
57% - Genies (Canadian) and Spirit Awards
42% - Canada's Top Ten and Toronto Film Critics Association
28% - BIFAs (British Independent) and Scream Awards
14% - Alliance of Women Film Journalists, MTV Movie Awards, People's Choice Awards and Saturn Awards

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You have had your say and the November Release Are You Most Looking Forward To goes to the bopping hilarious puppets of The Muppets with 22%, with Tarsem's sword and sandals epic Immortals close behind at 20% and rounding up the heavy hitters we also have Lars von Trier's Melancholia with 15%. I gotta say - I like your tastes!

22% - The Muppets
20% - Immortals
15% - Melancholia
8% - Tie: J.Edgar and Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I
6% - My Week with Marilyn
4% - Tie: Hugo. Like Crazy and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas
2% - Tie: The Descendents and Tower Heist

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You have had your say and the November Release Are You Most Looking Forward To goes to the bopping hilarious puppets of The Muppets with 22%, with Tarsem's sword and sandals epic Immortals close behind at 20% and rounding up the heavy hitters we also have Lars von Trier's Melancholia with 15%. I gotta say - I like your tastes!

22% - The Muppets
20% - Immortals
15% - Melancholia
8% - Tie: J.Edgar and Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I
6% - My Week with Marilyn
4% - Tie: Hugo. Like Crazy and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas
2% - Tie: The Descendents and Tower Heist

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Looks like Toronto After Dark was certainly the place to be with a whooping 72% going to the festival, breaking down to 46% as repeat festivallers and 26% newcomers - I hope all the newbies had a good time. It truly is like no other festival. Remaining votes when to 20% to No, but I wish I was and just a wee little 6% with No.

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46% - Yes, it's a yearly ritual!
26% - Yes, for the first time
20% - No, but I wish I was
6% - No

The 6th Annual Toronto After Dark Film Festival ran for 8 Nights of Horror, Sci-Fi, Action and Cult Movies at the Toronto Underground Cinema in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from October 20-27, 2011.


Toronto After Dark crowd on Zombie Day!

Looks like Toronto After Dark was certainly the place to be with a whooping 72% going to the festival, breaking down to 46% as repeat festivallers and 26% newcomers - I hope all the newbies had a good time. It truly is like no other festival. Remaining votes when to 20% to No, but I wish I was and just a wee little 6% with No.

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46% - Yes, it's a yearly ritual!
26% - Yes, for the first time
20% - No, but I wish I was
6% - No

The 6th Annual Toronto After Dark Film Festival ran for 8 Nights of Horror, Sci-Fi, Action and Cult Movies at the Toronto Underground Cinema in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from October 20-27, 2011.


Toronto After Dark crowd on Zombie Day!

We have a three way tie for What October Release Are You Most Looking Forward To at three times 23% with Anonymous, Paranormal Activity 3 & Real Steel. That's pretty amazing and quite the variety with films from a Shakespeare expose, to supernatural horror to family-friendly action! Om second place we have a two way tie with 11% going to both The Ides of March & my pick of The Thing (2011) and rounding out the selection is Puss in Boots with 5%.

23% Tie: Anonymous, Paranormal Activity 3 & Real Steel
11% Tie: The Ides of March & The Thing (2011)
5% Puss in Boots

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We have a three way tie for What October Release Are You Most Looking Forward To at three times 23% with Anonymous, Paranormal Activity 3 & Real Steel. That's pretty amazing and quite the variety with films from a Shakespeare expose, to supernatural horror to family-friendly action! Om second place we have a two way tie with 11% going to both The Ides of March & my pick of The Thing (2011) and rounding out the selection is Puss in Boots with 5%.

23% Tie: Anonymous, Paranormal Activity 3 & Real Steel
11% Tie: The Ides of March & The Thing (2011)
5% Puss in Boots

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You have voted and the results are in, the most voted for Poll Results: How Many Owned/Unseen Films Do You Have? is Too many to count at 23%. It was quite the split vote this time round, with a 3-way tie with responses of 10-100 with 15% each making it technically the most popular average, and the a lower 3-way tie for the non-10 choices at 7% each. Looks like I'm not the only one with a 'pile' of films to go through

23%: Too many to count
15%: 10-20
15%: 21-50
15%: 50-100
7%: None
7%: 1-5
7%: 6-10
7%: 100+

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I'm currently working though my 2011 Owned/Unseen list and sharing the films as well as the experience weekly on the Movie Moxie Podcast. So far I've braved Attila and enjoyed being scared by The Broken. I can't wait to see what's next.

You have voted and the results are in, the most voted for Poll Results: How Many Owned/Unseen Films Do You Have? is Too many to count at 23%. It was quite the split vote this time round, with a 3-way tie with responses of 10-100 with 15% each making it technically the most popular average, and the a lower 3-way tie for the non-10 choices at 7% each. Looks like I'm not the only one with a 'pile' of films to go through

23%: Too many to count
15%: 10-20
15%: 21-50
15%: 50-100
7%: None
7%: 1-5
7%: 6-10
7%: 100+

Thanks for voting!

I'm currently working though my 2011 Owned/Unseen list and sharing the films as well as the experience weekly on the Movie Moxie Podcast. So far I've braved Attila and enjoyed being scared by The Broken. I can't wait to see what's next.

Results are in and the festival definitely is on most peoples schedule and radar with a whopping 55% answering Yes, It's a Yearly Tradition with most closely followed by 22% saying No, But I Wish I Was. It also sounds like it's either part of your plans for the year are not, with no occasional festivallers by the show of 0% of answers for Yes, I go occasionally.

Here are the results:

55% - Yes, It's a Yearly Tradition
22% - No, But I Wish I Was
14% - Yes, for the first time
7% - No
0% - Yes, I go occasionally

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The Toronto International Film Festival 2011 ran from September 8 - 18, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Results are in and the festival definitely is on most peoples schedule and radar with a whopping 55% answering Yes, It's a Yearly Tradition with most closely followed by 22% saying No, But I Wish I Was. It also sounds like it's either part of your plans for the year are not, with no occasional festivallers by the show of 0% of answers for Yes, I go occasionally.

Here are the results:

55% - Yes, It's a Yearly Tradition
22% - No, But I Wish I Was
14% - Yes, for the first time
7% - No
0% - Yes, I go occasionally

Thanks for voting!

The Toronto International Film Festival 2011 ran from September 8 - 18, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

It's not a surprize to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 as the clear winner of which July release you are most looking forward to with an whopping 47%. Coming in at an impressive second was this weekends big opener of Captain America: The First Avenger 31%, and then we get a big drop with Cowboys & Aliens at 10%. It's clear that the summer is a time for the superheroes & the fantastical - or both!

47% - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
31% - Captain America: The First Avenger
10% - Cowboys & Aliens
5% - Tie: The Trip & Zookeeper

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It's not a surprize to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 as the clear winner of which July release you are most looking forward to with an whopping 47%. Coming in at an impressive second was this weekends big opener of Captain America: The First Avenger 31%, and then we get a big drop with Cowboys & Aliens at 10%. It's clear that the summer is a time for the superheroes & the fantastical - or both!

47% - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
31% - Captain America: The First Avenger
10% - Cowboys & Aliens
5% - Tie: The Trip & Zookeeper

Thanks for voting!

You have voted and the results are now in for What Subgenre of SciFi Do You Enjoy? It was a multiple click poll so lots of folks choose lots of choices but reigning supreme was Time Travel with 62%! Yay! We like Time Travel, or at least more than 1/2 or use really really like Time Travel. In second was a tie at 43% between Aliens & Utopic/Dystopic Societies (one of my personal faves).

Lots of the categories got lots of love, so it seems clear that we love our SciFi in many of it's Subgenres. Here are the complete results:

62% - Time Travel
43% - Aliens
43% - Utopic/Dystopic Societies
37% - Classic SciFi
37% - Monsters
37% - Post-Apocalyptic
37% - Space Travel
31% - Mutation
25% - Conspiracy SciFi
25% - Disaster SciFi
25% - Futuristic SciFi
25% - Realistic SciFi
25% - Robots
18% - Virtual Reality

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You have voted and the results are now in for What Subgenre of SciFi Do You Enjoy? It was a multiple click poll so lots of folks choose lots of choices but reigning supreme was Time Travel with 62%! Yay! We like Time Travel, or at least more than 1/2 or use really really like Time Travel. In second was a tie at 43% between Aliens & Utopic/Dystopic Societies (one of my personal faves).

Lots of the categories got lots of love, so it seems clear that we love our SciFi in many of it's Subgenres. Here are the complete results:

62% - Time Travel
43% - Aliens
43% - Utopic/Dystopic Societies
37% - Classic SciFi
37% - Monsters
37% - Post-Apocalyptic
37% - Space Travel
31% - Mutation
25% - Conspiracy SciFi
25% - Disaster SciFi
25% - Futuristic SciFi
25% - Realistic SciFi
25% - Robots
18% - Virtual Reality

Thanks for voting!