Harrison Ford

Where's Michael Schiavo when you need him?

 

Speaking of Michael Schiavo:

"Regarding Henry."

Really showed Ford's acting range, as far as I'm concerned.

 

I've always thought that the Steelers Tommy Maddox sounded just like Harrison Ford in Regarding Henry after Ford was shot.

Spot on.

 

I've never been a big fan. He's made some good movies, a lot of mediocre movies and some bad movies.
I like the first three 'Star Wars' movies and the first Indiana Jones movie. I haven't seen it in a long time, but 'The Mosquito Coast' was good.

 

Buck - that was a very strange way to list your top 5 movies.

 

Hey, I sent you a trade offer.

 

His best role was as Henry Winkler's auto racing friend in "Heroes."

I also liked "The Last Crusade."

"He knows seven languages and every custom between here and the Sudan. He'll blend in, disappear. You'll never find him. With any luck, he has the Grail already."

 

Outing alert — Buck is a publisher who hates agate!

 

I'm thinking it over.

I may send you a counter-proposal

 

Very underrated movie......

 

Doc, I almost always agree with your posts, but I'm assuming you had the sarcasm font on for that one.

My favorite part of Copland is where DeNiro just goes DeNiro for two scenes, when he's yelling at his people after the muckety-mucks shut down his internal affairs investigation, and when he goes off on Stallone not long afterward.

'I gave you your chance to be a cop, and YOU BLEW IT. You blew it.' Awesome stuff, comedic gold.

 

As long as we're talking about underrated Harrison Ford movies, somebody (maybe me) needs to bring up The Conversation. We're talking pre-Hans Solo, pre-Indiana Harrison Ford here. And he was excellent in it.

Sure, it was a Gene Hackman/Francis Ford Coppola movie. Sure, Ford was an afterthought for the role, which was a relatively small one. But it may have been what launched his career. And it's almost certainly a good enough movie to make his top 5, in terms of quality rather than box-office numbers.