Live Poll. What is The Greatest Circus Movie?

@Jessica done

@Breumaster

There is a good movie in which circus is an important element, but not the main motive. It Louis deFunes' 'L'aile ou la cuisse'. In that movie he plays Charles Duchemin, the biggest (fictional) restaurant critic with his own publishing house. He wants his son to follow his footsteps, but the son's greatest passion is to play the clown in a local circus. I don't know, if that would be ok for you, but the moral of it says it's better to be a clown and happy than doing what it is expected and being unhappy.

@dan_dassow the rating was too low. Otherwise that would have been on.

@dan_dassow thanks I did. To add onto that, in your IPhone, go to settings, click on  safari, click on “clear browsing history and cookies”.

now to add more entries. The challenge here is to put films that are about circuses. The trouble is people (and some IMDb keywords too) are mixing circus with carnival. There is a difference between the two. The circus has the main show and rings in the big top tent, and drives the audience to the big top. Rides, games, concession stalls, and sideshows are along the fairway or midway. While carnivals in Europe and central and South America are associated with religious holidays, traveling carnivals in America are not. Carnivals are basically all midway and sideshows without the big top tent, and the main show. It allows the customers to wonder about. And both have clowns, along with rodeoed and fairs. Clowns are not just associated with circuses alone. 
that is why I got to be careful in what I select. Films like “Something Wicked This Way Comes” has the circus keyword but it is about a carnival from hell.

Thanks.

"The" should be lowercase:

What Is the Greatest Circus Movie?

Done! 
man, these rules on what to capitalize and not to capitalize is getting confusing. I have to look at the titles on the list to get a clue and check it with a google search on capitalization. 
“Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus”

ok, got it! Articles, conjunctions, and prepositions do not get capitalized unless they are the beginning word of the title. Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs always gets capitalized.

IMDb prefers AP Style. You can use this:

https://capitalizemytitle.com/style/AP/

BTW, I’m dying to give out this answer on the Man! You Don’t Look Like Yourself or Who Would Win a Lon Chaney Award Poll Suggestion.

That is Doris Day under that clown makeup.

@Jessica thanks

@Pencho15 thank you again. I just made the required changes before Dan Dassow tells me too. Now I hope Breumaster can get his scary clown one going.