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Best Harrison Ford movie

91firebird

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Well he has made a lot of them,but to me! Raiders of the Lost ark is the best!
To me Indy is better Than Han in the Star wars Movies.
Now I did not care for his role in witness?heck he even did a gun smoke Role
Glad to see another Indiana Jones movie being made ?
 
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I don't remember the name of the movie, but the one where he is a jerk lawyer that gets shot in the head while buying a pack of cigarettes in a New York convenience store. His journey during his recovery is a very moving story.
 
I think he was the best Jack Ryan to date (Patriot Games, and Clear and present Danger)
and he was a kick butt president in Air Force One.
I'm not a huge star Wars fan, but Han Solo was a cool part.
Indiana Jones is a pretty cool role, even with Sean Connery as his dad (!) - except for the Nuclear Refrigerator stunt in Crystal Skull ...

But I give best role props to him a Deckard in the original Blade Runner ...


Well he has made a lot of them,but to me! Raiders of the Lost ark is the best!
To me Indy is better Than Han in the Star wars Movies.
Now I did not care for his role in witness?heck he even did a gun smoke Role
Glad to see another Indiana Jones movie being made ?
WikiP says: As of 2019, the U.S. domestic box office grosses of his films total over $5.1 billion, with worldwide grosses surpassing $9.3 billion,
placing him at No. 4 on the list of highest-grossing domestic box office stars of all time.
 
I don't remember the name of the movie, but the one where he is a jerk lawyer that gets shot in the head while buying a pack of cigarettes in a New York convenience store. His journey during his recovery is a very moving story.


Regarding Henry

MIC
 
I know it's the popular choice but Blade Runner in my opinion is the most expansive role that shows his acting range and is somewhat unique among all of his roles. In addition he was very good in reprising that role in the sequel a couple of years ago.
 
That Riddley Scott dude blows me away.

Even his trademark animation, in which a villain morphs into a crow and flies away, freaks me out.

He's 'seen the other side' of our shadowland.
 
For me it's a toss up between Regarding Henry or The Fugitive.

I have tried to watch Blade Runner like 5 times. I agree it's a well made movie but never made it all the way through.
 
My little home town had a movie theater (and a drive in).

Saw Blade Runner when it was first released, on the indoor big screen.

It's a treasured memory. Like the first show I ever saw on color TV, Star Trek, except bigger.
 
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