Live Poll: Which Meal of the Day Truly Matters Most? (According to Movie Titles)

@Breumaster​ In the States, we call the second one a "midnight snack" and even though Americans are rightly known for overeating, it means a small snack, not a big meal. If it's the same idea in Germany, "Big Feast" doesn't seem to fit, does it? Breu and Alberto, what do you think of this one? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0033908/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_midnight%2520sn

Sorry for the delay (@rubyfruit76 and @Breumaster )  ... I'm not havig much time lately...

Added Bruch and Midnight Snack... Thanks a lot!

Help me with this... For breakfast voters, which one do you think is more representative?

• Breakfast at Tiffany's
• The Breakfast Club

And another favour... could you have a look to my previous ideas? They were post as private automatically and I think people didnt watch them... 

https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdb-poll/poll-suggestion-bud-spencers-ultimate-feast-the-great-eating-faceoff/695975276396e03dbb0a8fc0

and 

https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdb-poll/poll-suggestion-which-classic-bud-spencer-smack-is-your-favorite/69597475d1d7fd7bbb959227

breakfast

brunch

lunch

offee and cake

fruit-time, some fruit or cheese

dinner

some snack like toffee

some other snacks, like e.g. nuts or cheese

Mitternachtshappen

sleep ...

live, die, ...

repeat ...

@Breumaster​ 

the most necessary surely is the Mitternachtshappen, it's the peak. The others are just routine. ;)

I thing I only had Mitternachtshappen whenI was young after coming back from the disco... A good friend of mine used to preprare a pizza 

@AlbertoMazarro​ 

I guess you mean drunk-food. I always eat some carbo hydrates at night, because I want to sleep through until next woke up period.

@Breumaster​ 

The sad (although I don't think is sad) thing is that I've never got drunk

@AlbertoMazarro​ No apology necessary. Not even a little bit. It's not like we've signed contracts, lol. 

But I'm sorry I didn't respond to your breakfast question: I think either is fine but I think "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is better for that option. The poll looks great. 

Oh and yes, tomorrow I will absolutely look at your other suggestions. : ) Too tired tonight unfortunately: I don't even trust my observations right now, lol. 

@rubyfruit76​ i dont know is this expresion in English is valid, but in Spanish I would say "you are a love"

@AlbertoMazarro​ Ah, wow, that's so nice of you. Thank you. I like that expression. My best friend lives in Madrid but she never told me that one. She just tells me the curse words, lol. 

Those should be the first to learn

Oh, and you're so right about 'The Lunchbox.' What a great film. And I love the caption for 'My Dinner with Andre,' lol. 

@rubyfruit76​ sure... I didn't like it so long either. Thanks for helping me with this. Your title is way better!

@AlbertoMazarro​ 'My pleasure! I really like this poll.

Oh, and I absolutely love "because breakfast is too early," lol. I couldn't agree more. : )

@rubyfruit76​ 😄 nobody should breakfast before the Sun goes up

Ups... I missed it... I didnt find a good translation for Spanish "merienda"

@ACT_1​ I'm not used to your comments... or may be I dont understand...  are you a kind of "bot"? 

(Breakfast and dinner are already included)

@AlbertoMazarro

??

You can only have 1 Breakfast1 Lunch1 Dinner That's for 1 day

Next day??

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@ACT_1​ I have breakfast once when I wake up and once after an hour at office 😝

Thanks so much!

@AlbertoMazarro​ 

I've chosen the midnight-snack! ;)

@Breumaster​ you are a vampire!

Yes, but not the glittering kind. ;)

https://www.imdb.com/poll/NGTLF7e8wlg/

I still know I was told to change "The glittering kind" to "The modern literature vampires."

Im afraid im the glittering one... my skin is too sensitive to Sun...

Too bad for a Spanish

@Tsarstepan​ sometimes its night at 5

@AlbertoMazarro​ 

I would also think about 5 o'clock tea, afternoon tea. The Brits do so. ... I was told.

@Breumaster​ i think translator played on me... I wanted to refer to that tea (Spanish "merienda")