nosailor

as I´m still looking for a certain movie and could not find it here I would like to search in other US movie fora. What are the most common movie fora in the USA? Please name their web address.

Rainer

Groucho

To find the name of a film, try the IMDB's "I Need to Know" forum:

http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000001/threads/

Quake1028

Wait, that was funny Groucho, right?

Groucho

Do you know of a better "what's the name of this movie" forum?

Hokeyboy

If your username was hellosailor, I'd consider it.

EdTheRipper

Is "fora" really the plural form of forum?

Count Dooku

Since this is the second thread he's started in pursuit of this knowledge...

I'm interested in knowing why nosailor/Rainer is so interested in discovering the title of a movie that he saw almost 40 years ago, and of which he has such an obscure memory.

Sean O'Hara

Yes. Latin is a bitch.

Solid Snake

well I be damned and slapped like a bitch...I actually got educated here. The good kind of educated.

Heat

4chan, /b sub forum.

Good luck!

vili

Actually, it is a plural form of "forum". "Forums" is equally valid in English (cf. Merriam-Webster). Funny things, languages.

OldBoy

Good Burger

Rival11

fora is too close to flora which is too close to normal flora which is too close to urogenital flora.........I'll just stick to saying forum.

Tarantino

Flora = flower

nosailor

...please stop it, now You are starting to change the subject..
By the way Hokeyboy, what´s wrong with the username nosailor?

eXcentris

That's not much to go on. Can you recollect anything specific about this "most common Movie Forum in the USA?" It will be difficult to help you if you can't provide further details.

Cellar Door

And Florida = "land of flowers."

Hokeyboy

I think you'd want at least *one* sailor...

Troy Stiffler

IMDB forums. But I would not recommend them.

This forum really is home for me.

sniff sniff, I luv u guys