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Tom Petrov
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Best Actress for Rachel McAdams, the best performance so far this year. Outstanding considering the movie sort of begins to kind of messes up near the end , she even shows off her ass.

And Ford, settle in as a suppporting actor, that is were your strength is right now. No more leads, no more action. Just make simple supporting acting roles work.

I didn't fall for the love story at all, this was the worst part, it should of ended with you leaving your man..Morning Glory, good movie, McAdams can really hold her own against Keaton/Ford.

**** (It's not anything special, but McAdams makes it really good)

(I think this movie will play for a while in theaters as word of mouth might be good)

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John Wilson
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Harrison does do comedy well. Working Girl is a prime example.

I don't agree he's only good for supporting now though. There are plenty of non-action roles he would be perfect in, just not ones where he plays second billing to Brendan Fraser. This role is a good career move for him. I love the tongue in cheek line when responding to request he co-hosts the morning TV show. His response: "After the career I've had???...Hmmmmppphhh!"

More comedy please, Mr. Ford...oh, but no more Indiana Jones movies.

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Tom Petrov
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quote: John Wilson
Harrison does do comedy well. Working Girl is a prime example.

I don't agree he's only good for supporting now though

My comments are just. Harrison Ford is no longer relevant. His latest movies have FLOPPED. Aside from IJ4, everything has done poorly. His last movie that did well was "What Lies Beneath"

Why he was good in this, he was secondary. He barely has range and his face is badly weather beaten, he looks tired and his career is exacltly the character he plays.

Morning Glory works so well because of Rachel McAdams, take her out of the picture and you have a mega flop...

Just and FYI...Extrodinary Measures made $11 million, Crossing Over made it to 42 screens.

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John Wilson
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quote: Tom Petrov
Harrison Ford is no longer relevant
That's the dumbest thing I've heard all year.

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Tom Petrov
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quote: John Wilson
That's the dumbest thing I've heard all year.
Dumb? Excuse me....check out his last few films except of IJ4...no of them have made any significant money. E Measures made 11million and it cost $32...HIS SALARY USED TO BE $20million.

K19 cost 80, it made 37
Hollywood Homicide cost 75, it madde 30
Crossing Over was on 42 screens only

His only decent showing was Firewall and IJ4 but IJ4 is a one-off.

He is no longer relevant....That is why he was second billed for Morning Glory as he plays a part that reflects his current career.

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John Wilson
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quote: Tom Petrov
Dumb? Excuse me....check out his last few films except of IJ4...no of them have made any significant money.
So what you're really saying is that he's no longer a bankable actor, OK...that I can agree with, but for you to say that one of the most successful and greatest actors of the 20th century is now 'irrelevant' just because movies he's in don't make money is unkind to him and his legacy.

quote: Tom Petrov
That is why he was second billed for Morning Glory as he plays a part that reflects his current career.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. His role in Morning Glory is not the starring role.

Respect is something that shouldn't disappear along with box office grosses...and I have the greatest respect for Harrison Ford.

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Aaron Garman
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I think the bigger issue here is that Indiana Jones is no longer relevant. [evil]

AJG

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Joe Redifer
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Don't worry John, Tom is just trolling again. It's what he does best. Don't fall into his trap.

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Tom Petrov
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quote: Joe Redifer
Don't worry John, Tom is just trolling again. It's what he does best. Don't fall into his trap.
Stop it with the trolling comments. Please and thank you!

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Tony Bandiera Jr
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quote: Joe Redifer
Don't worry John, Tom is just trolling again. It's what he does best. Don't fall into his trap.
I agree 100%..this guy has proven how much of an ass he is in THIS THREAD.

Tom, Joe will stop making the trolling comments when you stop trolling!!

quote: Aaron Garman
I think the bigger issue here is that Indiana Jones is no longer relevant. [evil]

AJG

After IJ 4 I have to agree....it was not a good effort IMHO.

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Tom Petrov
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I agree 100%..this guy has proven how much of an ass he is in THIS THREAD.

Tom, Joe will stop making the trolling comments when you stop trolling!!

Actually, trolls don't start review threads...they troll through treads (like you just did)to start stuff.

Mind your own business [fu]

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Tony Bandiera Jr
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[Razz] [Big Grin] [fu]

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Richard P. May
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Two of the above comments are about MORNING GLORY. The rest of them discussing various things about Harrison Ford, mainly in other pictures.
I see in this morning's news that it grossed only $9.6m over the weekend. Looks like none of the cast is particularly relevant at the boxoffice. Maybe a better script would have helped.

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Bill Gabel
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quote: Tom Petrov
Crossing Over was on 42 screens only
The problem with the film was not a Harrison Ford issue. It was a Final Cut issue between the Director Wayne Kramer and Harvey Weinstein. Kramer had Final Cut and turned in a 140 minute film. Harvey want a shorter cut and recut the film to 120 minutes without the director. Harvey held the films release and threated to go straight to DVD with it. Those are the facts on the 42 screen release , so that it showed it played in theatres for contracts.

I'm still interested in seeing "Morning Glory".

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John Wilson
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quote: Bill Gabel
Kramer had Final Cut and turned in a 140 minute film. Harvey want a shorter cut and recut the film to 120 minutes without the director.
So much for 'Final Cut'. [Eek!]

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