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Posted by Smayt Gateford (Member # 1500) on :
 
I was really shocked when reading a certain film magazine recently,to find they use the image of Harrison Ford's head to gauge a film as not very interesting.To these morons I say:Just because the guy's had a couple of bad recieved movies lately does'nt mean we should suddenly forget that he's been a major star for nearly 3 decades and has been in more box office hits than anyone else.Lets not also forget he was voted star of the decade twice (80's & 90's) and won the star of the century award in 1999. So I say respect to Sir Harrison of Ford,with thanx for some of the top movies he's made.And if he was on this forum i'd say 'Happy 60th dude' and 'nice earing'.
He'd like that! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by Smayt Gateford (Member # 1500) on :
 
Wow!! surely I cant be the only one who still cares about The Harrison Man.
We must have all grown up with some of this dudes movies! How quick we all forget.
He's all alone...I can't believe it....abandoned!!
I'm still with ya Harrison,i'm here baby!
I'm feelin' your pain boy..i'm feelin it!
 
Posted by Devolution (Member # 1731) on :
 
Ok, Harrison has more than is place in the world of movies and legend. Ally McBeal, Ms. Flockart, has taken him away from the spotlight. But we all should have known that he was on the downhill after Six Days, Seven Nights, not to mention that whole bad accent in K 19, let him be awesome during a time when he was. Now is not that time.
 
Posted by SHEGOTGAME (Member # 476) on :
 
I'm a Harrison Ford fan too!...I loved him in all of his Indiana Jones movies and the other action movies he's done. I have to agree that most of his more recent films haven't been quite the same, but I guess that's what happens with age...I mean the guy is almost 60, so it's not as easy for him to play his usual action roles that he did in his earlier days. But anyways, I definitely have to give props to Harrison Ford for his years of excellent acting.
 
Posted by RiverPhoenix4life (Member # 1719) on :
 
Harrison ford is fanatstic... just subtract the last ten years or so. My favorite Harrison movie is.... no, it's not the star wars Trilogy,..... no, it's not the Indiana series.... It's American Graffiti! Classic Movie... simply classic. Not to mention his breakthrough performance. Way to go Harrison! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by The Wizard (Member # 533) on :
 
I think my favourite of his is Blade Runner. Damn I wish they'd hurry up and release that special edition DVD set! everyone's been waiting literally *years* for them do release it
 
Posted by Eddie Wilson (Member # 169) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by RiverPhoenix4life:
Harrison ford is fanatstic... just subtract the last ten years or so. My favorite Harrison movie is.... no, it's not the star wars Trilogy,..... no, it's not the Indiana series.... It's American Graffiti! Classic Movie... simply classic. Not to mention his breakthrough performance. Way to go Harrison! [Big Grin]

You beat me to it. I love American Grafiti. Bob Falfa was the coolest guy in the movie in that wicked '55 Chevy.
 
Posted by Smayt Gateford (Member # 1500) on :
 
Good to know theres still some Harri' supporters out there.Yes he's getting on a bit now and like I said before his last few films have been a bit duff,but he's still a legend.Oh and ive got to admit that I really enjoyed 6 Days & 7 Nights.I thought it was so funny! [Big Grin]
 
Posted by RiverPhoenix4life (Member # 1719) on :
 
Hey everyone!
I was just watchin VH1s 200 greatest Pop Culture Icons(USA), and thought I'd mention that he ranked #46 on the list. Hats off 2 him! [Big Grin]
 


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