Live Poll: Movie Images to Put You in Autumn Mood (First Days of Autumn)

Thanks for the link, Dan. I couldn't get to it from my list' page so I kept updating yours. I wonder how I can have this "crop" view for my other suggestions.

I uploaded between 5 and 10 new pics, and they seem to have that "central" quality so we're not in a hurry for this poll, in 1 or 2 days, I think we'll have enough material. Any other suggestions are welcome by the way.

ElM,

There is no link to the grid view for image lists. I had to edit the link to remove "#1" and add "?view=grid"

I couldn't find any other place to comment on on your comments on autumn. I don't know what you're talking about. Do you not live in a state that sees the leaves changing. Autumn heralds new beginnings, etc.

Here's the Rudy photo - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108002/mediaviewer/rm2815502080

Thanks Jen.

I had uploaded a GWH one already, you can find it on the list.
Rushmore was already there but I had it replaced. To be honest, I like the one you suggest better but it's the only one with the cinematic format and it looks awkward with the other images.
I added many of your suggestions, but I'm not sure about the Rudy one, it's not as autumn evocative as Dan in Real Life. 

Thanks ruby, there were a few typo mistakes in the intro, I had to do some rewriting.
Let me know when your pics are ready, I had uploaded many pics on Saturday and I'm still waiting, I hope we'll have everything before the end of the month.
I put 2 of your pictures (damn, if Concussion isn't an autumn film, I don't know what it is) I love the Rocky one but the image speaks a thousand words and 'autumn' might be in the 900's ranking :)

'Good point about the Rocky image. :)  it doesn't really clearly show autumn, anyway. I'm glad the Concussion image works: I thought the autumn colors in the background are very pretty and I'm from Pittsburgh, where the movie is set and filmed, and know that fall is gorgeous there, but I didn't realize, until you said it, that Concussion really is a an autumn film. :)

Thanks but for the sake of evocative imagery, I focus on movies in color (no old films discrimination, Trouble with Harry is there :))

Hey Elmo, I just checked and the photos aren't yet appearing on IMDb but hopefully they will soon. I'll keep checking. 

Thanks ruby, at last the Fox picture has been uploaded :)

Oh, good! 

Believe me, I spent hours checking all the pictures of the Hitchcock underrated classic, the issue was with the cropping, but I'll check again the one with the reader, it's my favorite. And if you don't find it, that means it didn't work (by the way, I had uploaded the one with Forsythe carrying his painting but again, the cropping just didn't work)

I might remove the two pictures that don't seem autumnish, both of them were picked when I didn't have as many pics as I do now, I liked the one with Amélie because it's set exactly at the end of the film and the narrator says it's the 28 or 27 September (which means autumn) and then you have the sepia texture, but maybe I should stick to my guns and only keep the pictures with a natural setting.

I'll work on that list one last time. Your Don't Look Now suggestion with the forest in the background was a good one.

And I'm afraid the picture I liked doesn't work, with the cropping, it's like 90% of blood, 5% of Donald Sutherland's face and 5% of autumn

That's not blood, it's her famous red jacket - she drowned, but I see what you're saying.

Just for fun:

The "thing" in your picture is the reason why I only saw the film once and totally forgot about the movie, that final closeup scared the ***** out of me.

Thanks a lot, I picked the two images that looked better with the cropping taken a consideration, Meryl Streep totally disappears in the first pic, you don't see the kid in the second but the image still works.

I think the poll is ready now.

Yeah, the kid is cute but not at all essential to get that seasonal feel of the photo. 

Sorry for being so late, I have some problems with the Internet and I wanted to thank everybody who contributed to that poll (some images did look gorgeous), you've probably got your answer by now but all you have to do is write [link= ](no space after the "=") then the title of the page, the "here" if you want and then you close with [/link].
After the "=" you paste the link you just copied. Hope it helped.