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Six Days Seven Nights (1998) Movie Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Six Days Seven Nights (1998) a score of 2.6523 out of 4

based on (114) reviews

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Excellent

(3)

Very Good

(84)

Good

(24)

Fair

(2)

Poor

(1)

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Ben Hoffman

Frank, (David Schwimmer) is just right as the man engaged to marry Robin. He is a nice, tryhardtobefaithful, fianc�. True, he has a real battle on his hands when the very sexy Angelica (Jacqueline Obradors) invites him to spend the night with her when...read the complete Six Days Seven Nights (1998) review at Ben Hoffman

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David Wilcock

Six Days, Seven Nights is light, breezy entertainment, which places no demands on the viewer. Harrison Ford is surprisingly able at comedy, and is pretty funny. His character is a cross between Indiana Jones and Bill Murray, and comes off well. Anne...read the complete Six Days Seven Nights (1998) review at David Wilcock

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Scott Renshaw

SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS is an unsatisfying Hollywood trifle, not because Heche doesn't date men, but because the script is a disaster. Heche plays Robin Monroe, a New York magazine editor whisked away to a weeklong tropical vacation by her longtime...read the complete Six Days Seven Nights (1998) review at Scott Renshaw

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Dragan Antulov

involved with the production. One of such films is SIX DAYS SEVENNIGHTS, 1998 romantic comedy directed by Ivan Reitman.The film starts with Robin Monroe (played by Anne Heche),workaholic editor employed by prestigious women's magazines. Shefinally grabs...read the complete Six Days Seven Nights (1998) review at Dragan Antulov

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Mr. Cranky

It's a boring bit of crap in which the two principalsare complete opposites brought together only by a mutual sense of desperation and lack of respect for David Schwimmer....read the complete Six Days Seven Nights (1998) review at Mr. Cranky

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