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which AH films did you see at the cinema out of Volcano, 6Days/7Nights, Donnie Brasco, Psycho'98

posted 2 years ago by bozo_500 (13118)
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i guess you could also count I Know What You Did Last Summer and Wag The Dog as the 'core' AH films in that 97/98 era when she was new 'so hot right now' thing

i saw Volcano. (as well as the rival Dantes Peak which was slightly better mainly bc it had Bond & Sarah Conner (still hot), and was obviously a more realistic take - the 'Deep Impact' of Volcano movies for that year)

the other 3 were vhs viewings except 6days/7nights i didnt bother to see at all (unusual as back then id always make a point of seeing Fords latest action movies either at cinema or vhs - i guess it looked too much like a rom-com for me to bother with)

[–] Ripkens25 (2016) 2 years ago

She’s also in a very under-appreciated gem called: Return to Paradise, with Joaquin Phoenix and Vince Vaughn.

[–] bozo_500 (13118) 2 years ago

Never heard of that one before but it comes under that 97/98 era of Heche

[–] elcamino (15540) 2 years ago

I saw Volcano and have the dvd and 6 days on cable.

[–] brimfin (29) 2 years ago

My wife and I saw her in Donnie Brasco and Six Days, Seven Nights, both of which we thought were good. I later saw Return to Paradise on a pay channel. She was good, but I hated the ending of the film.

[–] mtxmind (3296) 2 years ago

She was outstanding in Donnie Brasco. I thought she should've at least gotten an Oscar nomination for it. In a BTS featurette on the DVD, the real life Donnie (Joe Pistone) said that she absolutely nailed the portrayal of his wife, & that he wished there had been more of her in the film.

The only other ones I've seen are IKWYDLS, Volcano, Wag The Dog. I never completely watched the Psycho remake, and haven't really seen any of the other ones like Six Days Seven Nights.

[–] clashwho (758) 2 years ago

I think I saw Six Days and Seven Nights in the theater. I quite enjoyed it.