

The 1996 Movie Draft
12 snips Oct 8, 2024
Chris Ryan, a writer and podcaster for The Ringer, joins Sean and Amanda for a lively draft of 1996 films. They reminisce about their cinematic memories from the year, sharing humorous childhood anecdotes related to movies and youth sports. The trio dives deep into iconic films like 'Fargo,' 'Independence Day,' and 'Trainspotting,' discussing their cultural impact and personal connections. Expect nostalgic reflections, playful banter, and a spirited debate over which films truly defined the cinematic landscape of 1996!
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Film School Dropout
- Chris Ryan briefly attended film school but quit after refusing an animation assignment.
- He found drawing tedious and preferred live-action filmmaking.
Unsupervised Moviegoing
- Amanda Dobbins fondly remembers 1996 as the year she gained independence in her movie-going.
- She saw many films, from 'Matilda' to more mature fare, unsupervised.
Scream's Impact
- Sean Fennessey notes 'Scream' as a pivotal film for him in 1996.
- It reignited his passion for the horror genre after a period of decline.