Featured Audience Ratings

• Red L

  
  Robin (Anne Heche) and Frank (David Schwimmer) have been together for three years, but Robin decides in six days that Quinn (Harrison Ford) is the one for her. It is a fun romp of a movie - little short on believability.

• Lucas M

  
  Sometimes entertaining, but actually this romantic-adventure comedy is just another dumb and artificial Hollywood comercial "fast-food" junk movie. Rotten.

• Ken S

  
  Enjoyable fluff.

• Wahida K

  
  Great Comedy.

• Conner R

  
  While it has some rewarding elements, it is a sub-par thriller with little meaning. It has a hard time differentiating itself from comedy and seriousness, which gets annoying. Harrison Ford has a few funny lines, but that is the extent of the films enjoyment.

• Jason O

  
  "Six Days, Seven Nights" is one of my favorite movies from the last few years. Harrison Ford and Anne Heche are on a deserted island together after a raging storm crashes their plane. At first they resent each other, but they have to try to find a way off the island and even… More
  "Six Days, Seven Nights" is one of my favorite movies from the last few years. Harrison Ford and Anne Heche are on a deserted island together after a raging storm crashes their plane. At first they resent each other, but they have to try to find a way off the island and even escape pirates, so they learn to like each other, maybe even more than they wanted to. "Six Days, Seven Nights" has elements of many different kinds of movies. Parts of it are funny such as when a snake gets a hold of Anne and Harrison has to help her out. Parts of it are also like an action movie such as when the two have to run for their lives to escape angry pirates. Anne Heche and Harrison Ford go on a short journey to try and find where a device is located that they can shut down and have a chance to be rescued when some people come to the island to fix it, giving the movie a sense of adventure. And after the two learn to be a team and grow to like each other, it has a little bit of a romantic touch to it. Pretty much, "Six Days, Seven Nights" is considered a romantic comedy, but it has elements of many other types of movies, which is what I really liked about it. Harrison Ford and Anne Heche are great on the set together, they might could even be the next Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. I recommend anybody to give "Six Days, Seven Nights" a chance. NOTE: That was my Amazon review from the year 2000. I've always found this to be an underrated movie for both Heche and Harrison.

• Rachel F

  
  Loved it! It's one of my favorites. Good storyline and the lead characters are really funny.

• Corey W

  
  A Alright Action/Adventure Comedy film that stars Harrison Ford who acts greatly in this cast-a-way comedy adventure. Its alright. Nothing speical. But descent.

• Jennifer X

  
  This is such a mismatched pair. Seriously, Harrison Ford and Anne Heche? What were they thinking?

• Summer W

  
  I love Harrison Ford so I hate giving bad reviews for his films, but there simply was no chemistry between these two.

• Universal D

  
  a throwback to the comedies of the golden age...even though anne heche is in it...ford gamely plays the lead

• Candy R

  
  Hard to see Harrison and Anne as a couple. Very funny in parts especially David's character.

• xGary X

  
  A bog-standard contrived Hollywood date movie in which an ageing Harrison Ford becomes stranded on a desert island with Anne Heche and more importantly, her nipples. It's bearable mainly due to Ford's comic charm, but the slapstick is lame and David Schwimmer might as well… More
  A bog-standard contrived Hollywood date movie in which an ageing Harrison Ford becomes stranded on a desert island with Anne Heche and more importantly, her nipples. It's bearable mainly due to Ford's comic charm, but the slapstick is lame and David Schwimmer might as well just get it over with and change his name by deed poll to Ross Geller. The clumsiness in which the script writer tried to inject some "drama" by having them chased by pirates is laughable and it becomes tedious soon after their arrival.

• Steve K

  
  Better than it had any right to be.

• Aliyanto L

  
  Be sure with who you're gonna marry and Anne is so lovely here!

• Jason S

  
  ok.

• Sophie B

  
  this really good! i like david schwimmer

• Leigh R

  
  Great movie.

• Dean M

  
  I laughed at Ford and Heche arguing after the plane crashed on an unknown deserted island.

• Lanning :

  
  Casting Anne Heche as the female lead in a romantic comedy opposite a star like Harrison Ford was a bold move, given her much celebrated relationship with Ellen DeGeneres at the time. The move paid off, however, as she and Ford had great chemistry on the screen. And then… More
  Casting Anne Heche as the female lead in a romantic comedy opposite a star like Harrison Ford was a bold move, given her much celebrated relationship with Ellen DeGeneres at the time. The move paid off, however, as she and Ford had great chemistry on the screen. And then there's David Schwimmer . . . at one point he says something about how this (the disappearence of Ford and Heche) has been a test which proves that he has no character. My how those words resonate from his character not being able to remain true to Heche, to his big screen acting ability. But then there's also Temuera Morrison in a small but credible part as the head pirate. If you saw him in ONCE WERE WARRIORS, you know just how much of a nasty pirate he could have been had he been given the opportunity. If you're in a very good mood--don't do this if you're not because it will depress the daylights out of you--you could try watching him in SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS, together with ONCE WERE WARRIORS. Now that would be some double feature. Watch them in that order. If you see WARRIORS first, you'll not have the energy to watch anything else.

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