Harrison Ford: The Return of An Icon

His flavor of masculinity is rugged and rogue-ish, and he often plays a charismatic curmudgeon who loves hard, but will definitely shoot first. And because he ages like a fine wine, he can return to his iconic roles (Indiana Jones, Han Solo, Rick Deckard, etc.) decades after he initially brought them to life. He’s Harrison Ford, and he may have gone silver in the years between Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049, but he’s still just as foxy, and hopefully just as fun to watch.

[jakebowers]

Am i the only guy who LIKES the fourth indiana movie?

[agraciotti]

"unique ability"?? I hope you're being sarcastic. The only ability here is from the big studios to pay millions to any elderly actor who had a role in classic old movies, for the sake of nostalgia.
And about these "iconic roles", I'm pretty sure you all have seen this video, but just in case:

[odoridori]

he looks totally confused someone get the poor old man a chair

[AndrewMorrisYouTubeChannel]

Does Fandor specialize in making useless videos???

[jayfolk]

Overrated actor is overrated.
Handsome face, but actor?
I dont know, a lot of his parts after airforce one sucked.
Anyone here gonna rewatch extraordinary measures? Enders game?
Hes playing mass appeal characters of old to kill off or pass the torch. Whats he got left after his characters are gone?
Good looks? No
Outgoiness for new type of roles? No
Acting? Im not convinced.

After all said and done he'll be in league with nic cage and steven segal, cause harrison ford is no dicaprio, day lewis, nicholson, ledger, hurt, stewart, McClellan, or anthony hopkins.