Best of 1996
Fargo, Big Night, Bound, Welcome to the Dollhouse, Everyone Says I Love You, Hamlet, Looking for Richard, The English Patient, Lone Star, Heidi FLeiss: Hollywood Madam, Secret & Lies, Breaking the Waves, Kingpin, Paradise Lost
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- Hero, The Mighty Ducks, Mr. Baseball, Of Mice and Men, 1992
- A Star Is Born (1954), National Lampoon’s Vacation, Class, Staying Alive, Krull, 1983
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I knew they were going to pick Fargo as the best film of 1996 when I originally saw this show in 1997.
Gene said it was January when they reviewed Fargo. No, it came out in March, he made a mistake. In If we Picked the Winners for this year he corrected himself about that.
In Roger’s article on his top ten list for 1996, he pointed out that the year is much better for independent film, especially when the big studios were whoring out big-budget blockbusters like Twister and Independence Day. Sure, he did enjoy The Rock, Eraser, Mission Impossible, Dragonheart, and Executive Decision. But I think those movies were his exceptions (crorrect me if I’m wrong).
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