In 1996, Warner Bros had the second highest grossing film of the year with Jan De Bont's Twister. For audiences in 1996, that film had it all: a roguishly handsome Bill Paxton, the charming sweetheart from television that was Helen Hunt, and the lovable goofball that was Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Of course, some could chalk a big portion of the film's success to a script co-written by Michael Crichton and De Bont's stylish form of directing, which are exactly the two elements missing from what lo...
In 1996, Warner Bros had the second highest grossing film of the year with Jan De Bont's Twister. For audiences in 1996, that film had it all: a roguishly handsome Bill Paxton, the charming sweetheart from television that was Helen Hunt, and the lovable goofball that was Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Of course, some could chalk a big portion of the film's success to a script co-written by Michael Crichton and De Bont's stylish form of directing, which are exactly the two elements missing from what lo...
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