Just don't go shooting with Baldwin or flying with Ford.Not going to lie, i think Alec Baldwin is a better actor than Harrison Ford.
Harrison Ford can absolutely nail the role of a bored jerk though
Fly? Yes! Land? No!Just don't go shooting with Baldwin or flying with Ford.![]()
It's truly a shame that it had Alwick Balwin, President of Film Actors Guild, in it. I've cut out so many movies, many of which are some if my favorites, due to having libturd douchebags in them. But H4RO is a tough one to cut out of my library for a personal reason. But a HUGE saving grace was getting Sean Connery on short notice to play Marko Ramius. Have you read, or possibly reread, the book since watching the movie? The movie did a pretty good job of sticking to the original storyline.I haven't perused this thread to see if this is a repeat, but I just watched "Hunt For Red October" again and it's still one of the best. Only improvement would'a been to have Harrison Ford play Jack Ryan.
But what goes up............Fly? Yes! Land? No!
Hunt for Red OctoberWhat is "H4RO"?
Not going to lie, i think Alec Baldwin is a better actor than Harrison Ford.
Harrison Ford can absolutely nail the role of a bored jerk though.
But of the two, who would you even consider having a cold beer with?At the time of the movie's filming, I agree with you. Now....they both pull off the jerk role equally well and not much else.
Anyone mention the R.E.D. series?
I'm getting the pig!Anyone mention the R.E.D. series?
But of the two, who would you even consider having a cold beer with?
I don't care that just about everyone disagrees with me, the Romeo and Juliet movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes was a fantastic movie.I like some Shakespeare.
This is the first I have heard of that one.I don't care that just about everyone disagrees with me, the Romeo and Juliet movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes was a fantastic movie.
I prefer the 1968 version, but then there is some nostalgia to it for me.I don't care that just about everyone disagrees with me, the Romeo and Juliet movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes was a fantastic movie.
I think most people couldn't get over the hurdle of hearing the original language (abbreviated a lot, admittedly) in a modern setting. Still, the movie worked. When Benvolio implores in the very tense situation at the beginning of the first act "Part, fools! Put up your swords; you know not what you do." there's a great shot of, iirc, Tybalt's sword. It's a 1911 pistol with the brand name, Sword, boldly engraved on the slide. There were all sorts of clever visual adaptations that kept the original language working.This is the first I have heard of that one.