I like Harrison Ford a lot (one of the larger than life figures of my childhood, seeing him growing old is a constant remainder of my own mortality), but as far as acting goes, he has a limited range. Harrison Ford is Harrison Ford.

Lately, I've seen him in Morning Glory and Extraordinary Measures and while he is older and slightly grumpier in those roles, it is still definitely definitely the Harrison Ford we've come to know and love (minus the action heroics, he's getting a bit old for that).

I used to think the world was perfect, back when I bought into Harrison Ford's immortality and dominance of every other person around him. The guy was practically a distinguished inspiration to the world.

Then I watched What Lies Beneath.

Try watching Regarding Henry sometime. That ought to show you another side of him. Fantastic movie, by the way.

Oh man, forgot about that one. He was superb in that!

Looks like a fun mixing of genres....Sci Fi and Western.
Wonder if it will benefit from the new interest in Westerns brougha about by the sucess of "True Grit".

I'd heard about it when it was first hinted at a year ago, but it was said that Christopher Eccleston was going to play the role that Daniel Craig now occupies.

Oh well, there's always Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.

It looks great. I can't say I was originally a Daniel Craig fan but the dude has kind of grown on me. Harrison Ford can't decide whether he's going to keep making good movies or just cash in on his name for the remainder of his working days. I always question whether his movies will be halfway decent now.

My bro was asking me about it last night, that was literally the first time I've heard about it. That's kind of funny, it looks like they put some money into the film.