nothing could be more appealing than the idea of a good love story featuring kristin scott thomas and harrison ford. the cool and refined english beauty and the warm blooded american male  what could possibly be more lovely. well and this is not that movie. right away they ruin it by casting kristin scott thomas as an american congresswoman. that like casting hugh grant as babe ruth. or colin firth as al capone. kristin scott thomas is exactly the sort of woman you do not picture shaking hands with greasy ex junkies in filthy slums and or squeezing into smelly crowds and kissing babies. she would have been far better cast as the english born widow of an aristocratic senator and the kind who belongs to the hunt club and goes to flower shows but has no idea how the other half lives. then there harrison ford as a regular guy cop. certainly he tough enough for the role. but the idea that he going to romance this stunning high society beauty is a bit hard to swallow. why couldn not he have been and say and a tough but wealthy reform politician with blue collar roots who inherits kristin late husband senate seat. the two of them are initially quite cool to each other and but for duty sake kristin is cordial to him and and he in return starts showing her some of the rawer side of life  things her husband sheltered her from. her political awakening coincides with the jolting passion of a newer and more blue collar and lover  one who appreciates her polish and refinement far more than her aristocratic husband. now that a love story. instead of that and though and you get a blank and meaningless thriller where the action drags and nothing happens. well and there is one ghetto style drive by scene where harrison almost gets killed and but it so abrupt and unexplained it really more like welcome comic relief. the sky is always gray in this movie and and our refined and lovely kristin always looks a little chilled. when she supposed to be dreaming of passion and she looks more like she dreaming of a wool blanket and a cup of tea. she also looks a bit sleepy most of the time and like she would really rather be napping in the bed than screwing harrison ford. all things considered and i would say you can not blame her. 
nothing could be more appealing than the idea of a good love story featuring kristin scott thomas and harrison ford. the cool and refined english beauty and the warm blooded american male  what could possibly be more lovely. well and this is not that movie. right away they ruin it by casting kristin scott thomas as an american congresswoman. that like casting hugh grant as babe ruth. or colin firth as al capone. kristin scott thomas is exactly the sort of woman you do not picture shaking hands with greasy ex junkies in filthy slums and or squeezing into smelly crowds and kissing babies. she would have been far better cast as the english born widow of an aristocratic senator and the kind who belongs to the hunt club and goes to flower shows but has no idea how the other half lives. then there harrison ford as a regular guy cop. certainly he tough enough for the role. but the idea that he going to romance this stunning high society beauty is a bit hard to swallow. why couldn not he have been and say and a tough but wealthy reform politician with blue collar roots who inherits kristin late husband senate seat. the two of them are initially quite cool to each other and but for duty sake kristin is cordial to him and and he in return starts showing her some of the rawer side of life  things her husband sheltered her from. her political awakening coincides with the jolting passion of a newer and more blue collar and lover  one who appreciates her polish and refinement far more than her aristocratic husband. now that a love story. instead of that and though and you get a blank and meaningless thriller where the action drags and nothing happens. well and there is one ghetto style drive by scene where harrison almost gets killed and but it so abrupt and unexplained it really more like welcome comic relief. the sky is always gray in this movie and and our refined and lovely kristin always looks a little chilled. when she supposed to be dreaming of passion and she looks more like she dreaming of a wool blanket and a cup of tea. she also looks a bit sleepy most of the time and like she would really rather be napping in the bed than screwing harrison ford. all things considered and i would say you can not blame her. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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