Nov. 8: Ransom

Nov. 15: Space Jam, The Mirror Has Two Faces

Nov. 22: Jingle All the Way, The English Patient,
Star Trek: First
Contact

Nov. 27: 101 Dalmatians

Dec. 6: Daylight

Dec. 13: Mars Attacks!, Jerry Maguire,
The Preacher’s Wife

Dec. 20: Beavis and Butt-head Do America,
One Fine Day, My Fellow
Americans, Scream, The Crucible, Sling Blade, Joseph Conrad’s The Secret
Agent

Dec. 25: Marvin’s Room, Michael, The Evening Star, Ridicule, Breaking the
Waves

Jan. 3: Ghosts of Mississippi

Jan. 10: The Substance of Fire, Evita, The People
Vs. Larry Flynt

Jan. 24: Hamlet, In Love and War, The Garden
of the Finzi-Continis

Early ’97 (probably): Shine, Citizen Ruth,
The War at Home, The Whole Wide
World, Everyone Says I Love You, Mother,
The Portrait of a Lady, I’m Not
Rappaport, Mother Night, Some Mother’s Son,
Twelfth Night, Les Voleurs, La
Ceremonie, Night Falls on Manhattan, Unhook the Stars

This article appears in November 29 • 1996 and November 29 • 1996 (Cover).

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