PS: Face-Off: Comprehensive Reading

Did I just catch you in my trap? :)

Would it be to much to say, "click on the discuss here link and like rocky-o's comment"? Other than that I am not sure what else to do.

I just thought, if the question was a more obvious one like "Which is the better movie?", the majority would probably vote for Shawshank; that way it might be easier to know if they read the intro or not. 
The question you have now is such a good one and hard to answer (for most anyway), that people who read it could choose either option.

But I like it as it is, I don't think you need to change anything. :)

But you've got to play fair with your own idea, you've got to have a third option : "I have no preference/ it doesn't matter" (which would be my choice) 

And I think a 3rd option would help your poll even more. Generally speaking, the "I don't know" option gets the least votes, so if you put the marginal option with a popular movie and it gets the first or second position, the point will be made as well.

You can pick a picture that is both original and adapted like "The Lion King" for instance.

Thanks for the input; I added The Lion King. Having two popular movies would help distinguish the results. 

I understand; I am just curious how many do that.

Listed below are three recognizable movies from the year 1994. There are quite a few differences between them but the one I am focusing on for this poll is that one is based primarily on a book and the others are not. Well actually I am not; if I am being completely honest with you, I wanted enough text to separate the people who actually read these descriptions from the ones who do not read them. I want to know if people are actually reading the texts or are just voting for what they like. This is a test from an IMDb poll user, pay no mind to what I wrote below or the question in bold. If you read this text, vote on option two. Do not vote for any other option than option two. Now, here are some more words as after looking at a given poll, a potential voter might skip to merely read the bold text of the question.
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Took the liberty to let Grammarly (and myself) run a grammar check on your list's text (copy and pasted here). If you would take the above edits in mind. Thanks.

Clearly, remove the bold from the above edits. They're there to help you see the suggested edits.

Thanks, these editing notes are always appreciated.