Six Days, Seven Nights

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Par H @Parhwy 1d 1998 was wild. What a casting trifecta: Heche, Schwimmer and Ford, as well as Temuera Morrison. Whomsoever nailed this together was huffing Y2K memes using Netscape Navigator. It is all-too easy to criticise this film. Directing Schwimmer to not be Schwimmer: fail. Heche and Schwimmer kissing: fail. Beautiful scenery improved by the story and actors: fail. Make Heche and Schwimmer likeable: fail. Make a better film than the Star Wars Christmas Special: fail. Make Ford wear a headset in his aeroplane: fail. This is the first time I have seen this film. I watched it on free-to-air having seen it in the TV guide a few hours before it aired and, honestly, it is the first time I have known of its existence. I wish I could turn back time by six days, seven nights. See more Blobaticus B Oct 27 SIX SEVEN SIX SEVEN SIX SEVEN See more Tracy S Oct 11 So cheesy. Loved it. See more J Aug 2 I saw this in the theatres, OK movie...good for a late night fall asleep to flick. See more Marcus T @MarcusT12 May 30 This movie kept my attention while I was watching it, but it limped along from one incident to the next without any real tension holding the story together. The two leads were likeable enough, but didn't have much chemistry together so it wasn't believable that they would fall in love. Not one of Harrison Ford's better movies. He is much better as an action movie hero than a romantic lead. Overall, I would say the script and the direction were weak. I wasn't expecting much, but I was hoping for more. See more Ralph R 01/30/2025 Six Days, Seven Nights is an easygoing adventure rom-com that benefits from its tropical setting, solid production, and the natural charm of Harrison Ford and Anne Heche. Their chemistry keeps things entertaining, and the film has a breezy, energetic feel that makes it watchable. The cinematography captures the island beautifully, and the music complements the lighthearted tone. It is the kind of movie that is easy to sit through, with enough fun moments to keep it from feeling dull. The biggest drawback is the predictability of the story. The plot follows a formula so closely that there is little room for surprises or creativity. Comedy and serious moments don’t always blend well, making some scenes feel unintentionally awkward. It never fully commits to being an adventure, romance, or comedy, which leaves it feeling a bit weightless. That said, if you go in just looking for a simple, visually appealing adventure with likable leads, it does the job well enough. See more Read all reviews

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