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Six Days, Seven Nights (1998) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!

🕑 Added 2024-01-07 17:04:07 +0000 UTC

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dieselbeast

As a huge FRIEND's Fan I appreciate the little "break" comment by Daniel lol and btw I only see Ross not David Schwimmer lol

Chris Bruneau

I dont know why, but when Ford shakes that tree, I always laugh hysterically!!!!

TBR Schmitt

That is a shame! I thought she was fantastic in this! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Definitely felt that Romancing the Stone vibe, too! Thank you for the recommendations! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Aww that's sweet! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Oh, thank you for explaining that! I'm so glad you enjoyed the film though! -Sam

Paul Cox

KST's first leading man was Prince. How's anyone supposed to live up to that?

Smooticus

Not the first time in the 90's Ford didn't have chemistry with a female co-star either. Remember Random Hearts? He and Kristen Scott Thomas had no spark. Zip. Zero

Smooticus

This was a good date movie back when i first saw it in 98. Ford and Heche had good on screen chemistry although the romantic chemistry didn't feel quite there (I believe Heche and Ellen DeGeneres were still partners at that time - or just recently ended) and this was the beginning of the peak of her career. It's a shame that her personal turmoils also played a part on her career and she never got a chance to have a comeback

Florian Meier

Nice Reaction Guys!! Saw this in the Cinema back in 98, really liked it ... Had some "Romancing The Stone" Vibes ... For more Harrison Ford i recommend "Witness" from 1985 with Lethal Weapon Star Danny Glover and "Working Girl" from 1988 with Sigourney Weaver and Melanie Griffith

Paul Cox

Part of the reason no one could believe it was—at the time—being publicly bi, as Anne Heche was, was stlll a huge black mark on your celebrity. Six Days, Seven Nights was the first big project she had released after coming out, and the public was like "yeah right!" It was a really effed up time.

Alex

Last time i watched this film was with my parents in the cinema, i was 12. A fun movie and the script still holds up today nicely

Vwlss Nvwls

I remember reading about this one when it was in the theater, and the thing they think kept it from being a bigger draw in the theater is that no one could believe a relationship between Anne and Harrison. It was this reason that kept me from seeing it in the theater, but when I saw it on cable I loved it.