The People's Review of Random Hearts
Jake
score = 10
Random Hearts started out good, and since Sydney Pollack is a great director, I thought it
was goning to keep getting better and better. But as it turns out, Random Hearts is one of
the most boring movies I have ever seen. After the first 30 minutes, the movie starts
digging its own grave. By the time the movie is over, two hours later, the movie has dug a
50 ft grave.
Andy Caplan
score = None
Review of the Movie Poster ("Sunglasses"): On three occasions I asked six
friends - ages 35 to 46 - if they would be interested in seeing Random Hearts based on the
Poster, and none said they would. One summarized, "women want to see his
eyes, and they don't, and men want to see the love-interest, and they can't." revie
Candace
This could have been a really good love story. Instead of focusing on this Pollack
interjected completely uneccessary "cops and robbers" scenes. The movie was very
slow. I don't think this is even worth a rental.
Jeff Turbitt
score = 10
This movie is dreadful. It is a ponderous, uninvolving, and a waste of time and money.
Denise
score = None
The movie, when it wasn't boring me, made me almost want to laugh. There was zero
chemistry between the leads, and the premise of the movie and the resulting "love
affair" between the leads stretched credibility to the breaking limit. What DID they
do to Harrison Ford's hair anyway? It was simply awful. And an earring?
Puhhhhh-leeeeeez
NZ Daily
score = 90
We loved it! Harrison Ford was amazing! Kristin Scott Thomas was good too.
Well worth seeingw. m
Richard
score = 10
BORING. Plot is unbelievable, and I almost fell asleep it moved so slow. If all movies
were like this, I'd never want to see one.
Eric
score = 20
This is by far Harrisons worst movie EVER!!! It just took the crown from Mosquito Coast
(his other really bad movie). This movie sucks. Period
movie goer
score = 20
likewise I thought the earring on Ford looked totally out of place. His voice is so deep
sometimes it's hard to translate it into plain english.
Hermus
score = None
If you have a bitter enemy, send them to this movie, as a matter of fact...offer to pay
for it! I've never seen a slower movie in my entire life. I was quite thankful for
the bottle of Captain Morgan a friend had in her purse. Poor Harrison Ford....is he THAT
desperate for work? Somebody offer him a job, a good one! I'd rather see him
delivering pizza than destroying himself with such pitiful movies! Poor guy, i
wonder if he had to practice speaking that slow! ovies
Spru
score = None
Funniest movie ever made: Unbelievable plot! Soundtrack from a shampoo
commercial! Really silly sub-plot! But trying to decipher Ford's
maniac grin as his grieve/babe splits at the airport...is it gas Harrison?
A seizure? You must be in pain...this couldn't be acting. movie |
Dutch Van Den Broeck (Harrsion Ford), a sergeant in the Internal Affairs
Division of the Washington, D.C. police department, and Kay Chandler, a New Hampshire
congresswoman running for re-election, know about trust. Their careers depend on it. Their
marriages are founded on it. Or so they thought. When an airplane carrying Dutch’s
wife Peyton and Kay’s husband Cullen crashes into the Chesapeake Bay, leaving no
survivors, it marks just the beginning of a mystery that will not only lead Dutch and Kay
to disturbing and shocking information about their spouses, but bring these strangers
together in an unlikely romance. © 1999 Columbia Pictures