Regarding Henry

Regarding Henry is a 1991 drama film starring Harrison Ford as Henry Turner, a successful lawyer who suffers a life-changing event after being shot during a robbery. As Henry wakes from a coma, he struggles to relearn basic skills, rediscover his identity, and rebuild his relationships, including with his wife played by Annette Bening and his daughter portrayed by Mikki Allen. The film takes viewers on a poignant journey as Henry undergoes a transformation, moving from a cold-hearted, work-obsessed man to a compassionate individual who finds joy in life's simpler moments. Through heartfelt moments and emotional revelations, Regarding Henry explores themes of redemption, love, and second chances.

Regarding Henry received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Harrison Ford's portrayal of the protagonist and the film's emotional depth, others found the storyline predictable and melodramatic. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 49% rating, with critics stating that the film's sentimental tone sometimes veered into cliché territory. On IMDb, Regarding Henry holds a rating of 6.7/10, with audiences highlighting the touching performances and the movie's message about the importance of family. Metacritic scored it at 47/100, with critics noting the film's reliance on familiar tropes but appreciating its sincerity and Ford's compelling performance.