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Aussie Jones
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Would have to be Six Days, Seven Nights.
Rick5150
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Wow, I actually enjoyed Six Days and Seven Nights. I thought it was funny. It had some good lines and I like when he was messing with the wild pig and Anne Heche starts screaming. He looks at the pig and gestures to it to wait a minute. Cracked me up.
I didn't care for Hollywood Homicide myself.
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I didn't care for Hollywood Homicide myself.
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Tennessee R
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I didn't like Witness or K-19 very much.
Indyz Azn Gurl
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I liked 6D7N...makes me wish I was stuck on a deserted island w/ him. ^_^
Anyways...hmm...worst HF movie...that I've seen was...
The Devil's Own
Anyways...hmm...worst HF movie...that I've seen was...
The Devil's Own
Indyz Azn Gurl
New member
Finn said:
Or Air Force One.
But I just thought of another one...
Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger...>_<
Tom Clancy's stories are all the same and it bores me.
intergamer
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Raiders of the Lost Ark, hands down.
(kidding)
(kidding)
Ska
New member
Hollywood Homicide or, yes I'm going to say it, Blade Runner. I really haven't seen it in a while, so I would have to watch it again. I actually liked 6 Days and 7 Nights not because of the plot or character design, but the locations and settings reminded me of somewhere IJ could have visited or ended up.
Rick5150
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I think you would get many of the same answers. We can all agree on Star Wars and Indiana Jones, but even then, which ones? In my experience, most people liked the Star Wars films in this order:
Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars
Return of the Jedi
Harrison really grew as an actor, but mellowed a bit as Han Solo. Love will do it every time, I guess...
The Indy films are like this:
Raiders of the Lost Ark (How could you NOT like this movie?!)
Last Crusade
Temple of Doom
Not saying that anything is wrong with any of them or that it is everybodies opinion, just my experience. Personally I liked Air Force One, The Fugitive, Blade Runner and Six Days and Seven Nights, but not in that order.
Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars
Return of the Jedi
Harrison really grew as an actor, but mellowed a bit as Han Solo. Love will do it every time, I guess...
The Indy films are like this:
Raiders of the Lost Ark (How could you NOT like this movie?!)
Last Crusade
Temple of Doom
Not saying that anything is wrong with any of them or that it is everybodies opinion, just my experience. Personally I liked Air Force One, The Fugitive, Blade Runner and Six Days and Seven Nights, but not in that order.
