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Summary: the movie was light , funny and very enjoyable.
Review: Harrison Ford was great as always but lets give some praise to Anne Heche. Her timing and ability to charm her audience has been overlooked much to often. What a fine performance as Robin. The movie was light, funny and keeps your attention. I recently saw "You,ve Got Mail" what a bore! Hanks and Ryan tried to keep it going but my vote goes with "Six Days Seven Nights". Am I the only one that can see into the future?
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Summary: Cute, fluffy, predictable movie.
Review: I did enjoy this movie, however I am a big Harrison Ford fan. It reminds me of an old fashion style of movie. The bantor between Ford and Heche is cute. Reminds me of Sabrina but I thought Sabrina was a little better.
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Summary: Very entertaining off-beat love story
Review: I found this to be a very entertaining lark. A serious "film"? No, but I don't always want to be so serious. It's unpretentious and fun.
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Summary: Very funny. As always Ford makes the part
Review: Ford plays a different kind of part than his usual run, lately. The previews did not do this movie justice.
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Summary: Great charisma between Ford and Heche, Super Comedy
Review: I found Six Days and Seven Nights to be a truly uplifting and funny film. The chemistry between Harrison Ford and Anne Heche is outstanding.It's a great film with great laughs so enjoy
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Summary: Nice shots of Kauai's NaPali Coast but...
Review: that alone didn't hold this movie together. Pathetic love story, shallow story, even more shallow characters, and action scenes consisted of "Keystone Cops" meet the "Pirates of Penzance". But maybe that is what the director intended. If you must buy/rent this movie (not film) keep it on a 21" screen or smaller.
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Summary: Two People. One Island. Insanity Abounds.
Review: Taking a much needed break from her job in New York, tenacious Robin Munroe (Anne Heche) and her flighty boyfriend (David Schwimmer) take a romantic journey to the beautiful tropical island of Macatea. En route, they discover that their pilot, Quinn Harris (Harrison Ford), is a rough-and-tumble man whose "charming pursuit" of Robin fails horribly. Quinn is still determined to prove that he's the "best pilot" that anyone could ever meet. Halfway through her vacation, Robin is needed in Tahiti and flies with Quinn into an oncoming storm. The plane crashes and Robin and Quinn are shipwrecked on a deserted island, while Robin's boyfriend takes an interest in Quinn's co-pilot Angelica (Jacqueline Obradors). Comedic sarcasm, quick wit, and danger soon follow... not to mention the pirates. "Pirates?! As in argh?!" What more could you ask for in a film?
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Summary: Just another trite and sappy romantic comedy
Review: Note to producers: For God's sake, if you're gonna make a movie about being stranded on a deserted island, don't film it on Kauai. The idea that a large and utterly gorgeous island like Kauai could be deserted removes any semblance of credibility your movie could have had.
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Summary: This movie is great! I'm serious!
Review: Wow, I didn't think I'd like this movie...
I did! It was really entertaining, the acting was great, can't really go wrong with Harrison Ford.
What surprised me was the great chemistry between Heche and Ford, it works really well.
I was fully entertained from minute one. I recommend this film highly.
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Summary: Funny and entertaining
Review: I saw this on cable many moons ago and laughed my butt off! I went out and bought it the next day. I still watch this movie and enjoy it even though I know the plot. Favorite bit: Harrison Ford strangling the bush! Clever dialogue, sharp performances and an all around fun adventure! Check out the soon to be Jango Fett as the leader of the pirates! The only liability is the always annoying David Schwimmer, but he does a good job in this one (and isn't in it as much as the leads, thank God)Anyway rent it buy it or whatever, I did.
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