Six Days, Seven Nights


© Terri Clark

Anne Heche, Harrison Ford
Touchstone Pictures
1998
Rated: PG-13
Now on video and DVD

”After this week in paradise, they're going to need a vacation.”

Dazzle magazine’s Assistant Editor, Robin Monroe (Heche), is thrilled when her boyfriend, Frank (Schwimmer), takes her on a romantic island vacation where he proposes. Unfortunately, her fairy-tale beginning is disrupted when her boss insists she make a quick jaunt over to Tahiti for a photo shoot. Thrust into the hands of a playboy pilot, she’s unprepared for Quinn’s (Ford) caustic charisma and the crash landing they both manage to survive. Stranded on an uninhabited, remote island the two are forced to rely on one another for survival. It’s anybody’s guess whether they’re a match made in heaven…or in hell

Six Days, Seven Nights is a romantic comedy, action-adventure. It masterfully blends humor and heart with excitement and adrenaline. Ford is the quinntessential, arrogant, alpa hero. He can switch from tense to tender in a flash. The man is an absolute delight to watch! Heche is funny and fierce as the wide-eyed woman who finally meets her match in independence, passion and strength. The two play off each other incredibly well...strengthening the other’s comedic abilities. David Schwimmer is a riot as Frank and Jacqueline Obrador is adorable as the brainless, beauty Angelica. I give SDSN four hearts for making me laugh often and wonder what would happen next…including whether or not Robin and Quinn would actually last.

CAST
Harrison Ford as Quinn Harris
Anne Heche as Robin Monroe
David Schwimmer as Frank Martin
Jacqueline Obradors as Angelica
Temuera Morrison as Jager
Allison Janney as Marjorie, Robin's Boss

Best lines:
Angelica: “Look what I bought, Quinny.”
Quinn: “Uh, what is it?”
Angelica: “It’s a bathing suit, silly.”
Frank: “I thought it was an eye patch.”

“I always thought this was a beautiful island, but with you on it it’s even more beautiful.” A drunken and forgetful Quinn to Robin.

“Is it safe to fly?”
“It is with me.”
“You’re that good, huh?”
“I’m the best you’ve ever been with.”
“I’m not sure I trust your equipment.”
“We may be old, but we’re sturdy.” Robin and Quinn.

“I’ve flown with you twice and you’ve crashed half the time.” Robin to Quinn.

“No, I like people looking. Just not you.” Robin to Quinn after she catches him ogling her.

“Aren’t you one of those guys?”
“Guys?”
“You know, those guy guys, those guys with skills.”
“Skills?”
“Yeah, you know, you send them into the wilderness with a pocket knife and Q-tip and they build you a shopping mall. You can’t do that?” Robin and Quinn.

   

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