If Tom Cruise has proven one thing over the years, it's that he's a fighter. Cruise is always taking on the bad guys, and lucky for the universe, often beating them to a pulp. But what happens when Cruise meets Cruise? Could Ethan Hunt (Mission Impossible) defeat loose cannon Roy Miller (Knight and Day)? What would happen if master swordsman Captain Nathan Algren (The Last Samurai) faced off in the ring against scifi hero John Anderton (Minority Report)? Which Cruise would come out on top? Help decide!

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It's an age-old question you probably first heard on the playground: Who would win in a fight? AMCtv.com's online tournaments give you the chance to answer that question, but with a twist: These battles are between some of the greatest movie characters and actors. Which big screen gangster is the true don? Who would survive in a one-on-one confrontation of movie superheroes, vampires, or werewolves? Who would reign supreme in a face-off between characters played by actors like Robert De Niro, Bruce Willis, or Kurt Russell? Here's your chance to decide.

OK, horror fans, get ready for a virtual bloodbath... AMCtv.com now has all of its killer tournaments in one place. Which vampire will survive when Dracula goes fang-to-fang with The Lost Boys' David? What happens when The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes quits whacking walkers long enough to fight Tallahassee from Zombieland? Can Jason Voorhees finally beat Michael Myers? It's time to decide the fate of dozens of your favorite horror icons...

Don't miss AMC Fearfest, now through Wed., Oct. 31. Click here for schedule.

Robert De Niro's tough guys may come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: you don't want to get on their bad side. His mobsters like The Untouchables's Al Capone and The Godfather, Part II's Michael Corleone wouldn't think twice before ordering someone to tuck you in with the fishes. But men like Cape Fear's Max Cady and Taxi Driver's Travis Bickle would relish doing the deed themselves. So which De Niro killing machine is the deadliest? Vote below... if you dare.

Don't miss De Niro in The Untouchables, The Godfather, Part II, and GoodFellas during AMC's Mob Week through Sun., Aug. 5.

Movies like Casino, The Untouchables and GoodFellas all have a common thread in that they get film-goers acquainted with true historic mobsters like Sam "Ace" Rothstein, Al Capone and Henry Hill. But can any of those real-life characters compete with the mythical stature of a fictional gangster like Vito Corleone? (Or his son Michael, for that matter?) When it comes to mafiosos, The Godfather rules. But which Godfather? That's up to you to decide.

The Godfather trilogy plays all week starting Mon., Feb. 27 at 8PM/7c.

Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather epic brought several powerful Capos to the screen (and even more tough guys who never made it to the very top). And while by the end of The Godfather III's closing credits, the reign of Michael (Al Pacino) has ended, things might've turned out differently sooner if you'd armed him, Vito (Marlon Brando), Fredo Corleone (John Cazale) and Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall), put them all in a bar, then had them shoot it out to a final finish. Who's the toughest mafioso in the greatest mob trilogy ever made? And who will end up sleeping with the fishes? 

The Godfather trilogy plays all week starting Mon., Feb. 27 at 8PM/7c.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is still the undisputed king of action heroes. But which of the actor's iconic tough guys would survive if forced to face each other in a death match? Would the mercenary John Matrix (Commando) leave a pile of bodies in his wake? Would the stoic Terminator prove that the machine is mightier than any man? It's a royal rumble of Schwarzeneggerian proportions. In this lineup of Austrian-accented combatants, everyone from Conan to Mr. Freeze has a shot. Let the battle begin!

Check out Eraser on Wed., Feb. 15 at 8PM/7c on AMC.