Lori's Shrine To Harrison Ford

After watching Ford on screen for nearly 25 years, we feel we know something about him. He is trustworthy. He is a man who cares greatly about detail. He is consistent. And he can probably work wonders with a circular saw and a 2 by 4.

In other words, we believe in Harrison Ford.

We believe, too, that the Force is still with him. Han Solo still seems as cool and funny and relevant today as he did 20 years ago, which is why the rerelease of Star Wars managed to squeeze $138 million out of a film that had already taken in nearly half a billion dollars a long time ago in a film biz far, far away.

More than anything, we believe Harrison Ford is one of us, a real person, an ordinary citizen of the republic: modest, hardworking, pleasantly cynical, understandably private, and definitely uncomfortable with all the attention. If we were him, we could only hope we'd be a lot like him.

And there is no sign we are likely to lose faith in Ford anytime soon. And if a few years down the road, Ford, 56, decides to suit up as Indiana Jones once again--outrunning Nazi airplanes as a sexagenarian--guess what? We'll probably buy that too." --David Hochman, Entertainment Weekly