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Undescribable Perfection

Purely Joyful Movie!

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

I honestly do not understand why so many hate on this movie so much; it's funny, has a decent amount of action, the right amount of sexiness, and the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Anne Heche is AMAZING! They are great together! You don't see Harrison Ford in that many comedies but he knocked this right out of the park; I laughed at every funny encounter. I will admit, David Schwimmer was my least favorite part of the whole thing; it was like watching Ross from FRIENDS in a feature film. But perhaps that was the point of his comic relief as it does fit with his character fairly well. Regardless, this movie deserves a lot more credit. It's a great movie to watch and you'll laugh, enjoy the suspense, and feel the sexual tension. In my opinion, that's a recipe for a really great movie.

'Six Days Seven Nights' is unabashed fun. Its a genuine fun-ride, that doesn't underwhelm. 'Six Days Seven Nights' Synopsis: Robin Monroe, a New York magazine editor & the gruff pilot Quinn Harris must put aside their mutual dislike if they are to survive after crash landing on a deserted South Seas island.'Six Days Seven Nights' begins well & successfully manages to maintain its momentum pretty much till the end. The only glitch lies in its second-hour, which tends to drag a bit. Michael Browning's Screenplay has more of pluses, than minuses. Ivan Reitman's Direction is photographic. Cinematography captures the wilderness nicely. Editing is ably done. Performance-Wise: Harrison Ford & Anne Heche share a crackling chemistry on-screen & deliver most efficiently. Jacqueline Obradors is lively, while David Schwimmer is reduced into a caricature. On the whole, 'Six Days Seven Nights' balances well between romance, adventure & humor!

I like Harrison Ford generally - he's got lots of good scripts in his career. This isn't one of them. Obviously designed to attract people who want to see fireworks between him and Ann Heche, it telegraphs each plot twist and the ending. The plot, such as it is - Ms. Heche plays Robin - a career woman who takes a trip to the Pacific with her fiancé. She meets Mr. Fords character - Quinn, a pilot. Quinn is then hired to take her to Tahiti. Downed on an unknown island following a storm, they experience the inevitable run-ins with wildlife, pirates and feelings brought on by their close contact. They return to the original island and try but fail to return to their old lives. You can guess the ending.

This movie is largely remembered somewhat controversially as it was made when Ellen Degenerate came out of the closet and beat us over the head with her gayness. This is relevant because Anne Heche was revealed to be Ellen's Lover and was filming this movie at the time. Weather or not this helped or hindered the movie's popularity, we will never know for sure. As the movie itself is amusing at best, and forgettable at worst.This movie has plenty of comedic moments that are genuinely funny. Harrison Ford has great chemistry with Anne Heche and is clearly enjoying himself on set. Even the dude from Friends wasn't horrible as long as you keep in mind he's essentially playing his character from the show, Friends.The problems with this movie is the pacing and lack of character development. It moves oddly fast. It's called 6 days and 7 nights but they are only stranded for 2 days one one night. Also their romantic motivations are never clearly defined. I won't spoil it for you but I am left wondering why Harrison Ford's character made the decision that he did.In the end it's a mediocre comedy. It's not bad but neither is it good. But largely it's a harmless comedy, reserved for fans of Harrison Ford who just want to see Han Solo Fart around like Captain Ron