random hearts snuck up on me. criticized for the implausibility of a) the premise and b) the pairing of an ia cop and a congresswoman and as well as for its slowness and the film felt just fine to me  and and even ended up being surprisingly absorbing. i found my interest engaged as the film cut back and forth between ford and thomas lives as they first found out about and and dealt in very different ways in very different environments with and their spouses deaths and the subsequent revelation that they were involved with other people. it could happen while two people philandering spouses could be on the same plane and the plane could go down and the survivors could be brought together by the aftermath. so what if it improbable. improbable is not the same as far fetched. so. what if it did happen. why not speculate. ford and thomas performances are believable and nuanced. instead of finding their coupling implausible (opposite sides of the tracks give me a break) i felt it driven by a grief and betrayal neither party knew how to deal with. the script does not bring them together too soon or too easily and and the end of the film does not resolve their relationship conventionally and either. where i find it unsatisfying is when the dialogue brings up interesting wrinkles in or insights into the ramifications of the situation and personal and professional and but never seems to pursue any of them very far. and if you make the mistake of thinking about it too hard and harrison ford does seem about 10 years too old for the part. for five and a half bucks at wal mart and with full length director commentary and behind the scenes featurette and the dvd is well worth owning. i do not think i would pay $20 for it on a bet and but my wife might. ok and ten. 
random hearts snuck up on me. criticized for the implausibility of a) the premise and b) the pairing of an ia cop and a congresswoman and as well as for its slowness and the film felt just fine to me  and and even ended up being surprisingly absorbing. i found my interest engaged as the film cut back and forth between ford and thomas lives as they first found out about and and dealt in very different ways in very different environments with and their spouses deaths and the subsequent revelation that they were involved with other people. it could happen while two people philandering spouses could be on the same plane and the plane could go down and the survivors could be brought together by the aftermath. so what if it improbable. improbable is not the same as far fetched. so. what if it did happen. why not speculate. ford and thomas performances are believable and nuanced. instead of finding their coupling implausible (opposite sides of the tracks give me a break) i felt it driven by a grief and betrayal neither party knew how to deal with. the script does not bring them together too soon or too easily and and the end of the film does not resolve their relationship conventionally and either. where i find it unsatisfying is when the dialogue brings up interesting wrinkles in or insights into the ramifications of the situation and personal and professional and but never seems to pursue any of them very far. and if you make the mistake of thinking about it too hard and harrison ford does seem about 10 years too old for the part. for five and a half bucks at wal mart and with full length director commentary and behind the scenes featurette and the dvd is well worth owning. i do not think i would pay $20 for it on a bet and but my wife might. ok and ten. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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