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Forces of Nature
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Synopsis
Ben (Ben Affleck) has two days to get from New York to Savannah, Georgia for his wedding to Bridget Cahill (Maura Tierney). Everything is running smoothly until his plane skids off the runway. Ben inadvertently saves the life of his seatmate, Sarah (Sandra Bullock), who becomes his companion for the longest two days of his life. As fate begins to repeat itself through a series of disasters involving a rental car, a train, and a bus (not to mention a hurricane), Ben has to wonder if someone's trying to give him a message. Inevitably, he also finds himself falling in love with Sarah. Meanwhile, Bridget wonders where, exactly, Ben is, and her old boyfriend Steve (David Strickland) attempts to take advantage of the situation. Not that Bridget's dad (Ronny Cox) really minds, since Steve is much more successful than Ben. En route, Ben and Sarah collide with Ben's best man, Alan (Steve Zahn) and his girlfriend, the maid of honor (Meredith Scott Lynn), which further adds to the series of cosmic tests that Ben must try to answer. ~ Ron Wells, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Christa Munro Art Director
Ricki Spector Associate Producer
Junie Lowry-Johnson Casting
Elliot Davis Cinematographer
John Powell Composer (Music Score)
Donna Zakowska Costume Designer
Bronwen Hughes Director
Craig Wood Editor
K.C. Hodenfield First Assistant Director
Donna Arkoff Roth Producer
Ian Bryce Producer
Marc Lawrence Producer
Susan Arnold Producer
Lester Cohen Production Designer
Marc Lawrence Screenwriter
Alexander Witt Second Unit Director
Alexander Witt Second Unit Director Of Photography
Leslie Morales Set Designer
Geoffrey Patterson Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 1999
Runtime: 104
Country: USA
MPAA Rating: PG13
for sensuality, language and a scene of drug use
Category: Feature

Genre
Romance

Sound
Dolby digital/DTS/SDDS

Release
March 19, 1999 (USA)
by DreamWorks