Best Picture: 1997

1927/28 through 1997
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Best Picture: 1997

As Good As It Gets
1
2%
The Full Monty
3
6%
Good Will Hunting
1
2%
L.A. Confidential
33
61%
Titanic
16
30%
 
Total votes: 54
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Five good movies but no outstanding one... Good Will Hunting, which seemed fresh and lovely at the time.
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l.a. confidental
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FilmFan720 wrote:I voted Titanic...so sue me:)
Sue me too. It was the first movie I ever got obsessed with and saw over and over. A lot of me becoming a movie buff has to do with Titanic.
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I voted Titanic...so sue me:)
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L.A. Confidential - no contest.
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Titanic.
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Who would you have chosen?
Wesley Lovell
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