The Fugitive

Fast-paced, well acted, this thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat! Love this movie on first time watching. Worth the watch!

Apart from Harrison Ford being so amazing, this is also one of those movies that is just so smart and so tight. Tommy Lee Jones is just the perfect foil to Harrison Ford, also. He steals the spotlight in this movie at every turn.

I saw this movie in 1993 when it first came out and ever since it’s been endlessly watchable. A great performance from Ford and Jones.., just a great thriller with some thought behind it.

The fugitive walls around with no hat or disguise, then cue the suspicious looks from everyone. It’s mindless entertainment.

This is a great movie for those who are interested in the crime genre. The movie kept me on the edge of my seat, and I enjoyed watching the portrayals by Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. This is a great movie, especially the hospital part, where Kimble dyes his hair as a disguise. Funny how the idiotic security guards don’t catch him, even though dyed hair is the only difference! 😂😂😂 Also, I loved the chases by helicopter and stairway. The whole movie was spectacular, and it is one of my favorite crime movies. The score music is also amazing. As a whole, it is phenomenal. Do not miss out on watching it. It is superb.

This movie is one of the greatest movies ever made. Harrison is so wonderful in this movie, that it's one that I watch annually, like The Wizard of Oz. It is that good.

This movie is great, awesome, and terrific. I love this movie a lot. I love Harrison Ford in it. I love Harrison Ford as a actor.I love Harrison Ford in any movie he is in. It is one of my favorite movies ever.

This movie is crazy... 🔥🔥🔥If you aint watched it yet you missing out.

One of the greatest mystery stories of all time.

NORTH BY NORTHWEST is the 1950s as THE FUGITIVE is the 1990s. Unlike thrillers of the past fifteen or so years, this cat-and-mouse game between Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones shows no wasted time. The wrongly convicted and sentenced Dr. Richard Kimble (Ford) is dead-on about his innocence and will not go to the execution table without making that clear to the workers of the flawed criminal justice system--or to himself. In short terms, Kimble doesn't just mope around while the true killer runs free and fast. Luck and danger are on his side when the transport bus crashes and an incoming train is derailed. One of the film's stand-out, cover-your-eyes moments, the bus-and-train crash is. And off he goes to do what law enforcement are not even trying to do: FIND HIS WIFE'S ONE-ARMED KILLER. He must be very discreet to do it, being a "fugitive of the law". Likewise, Deputy U.S. Marshall Sam Gerard (Jones) is wasting no time in his efforts to catch his suprisingly resilient prey. Gerard is willing to break any rules--and any bones--to get his man; even to the point of shooting to kill. If only his team (Daniel Roebuck, Joe Pantoliano, L. Scott Caldwell) were a band of Joe Fridays and Bill Gannons instead of some imrpov troupe thrown into the wrong work force. Anyway, what makes this chase flick a winner is that story and characters are the heart of the story, not the plot. And it's no question that it is Kimble and Gerard who are running the show here. Another highlight is when Kimble makes it clear to Gerard that if he wants to catch him, he'd better get into the puzzle-solving habit--via phone call from the real killer's house. The writers of the picture and the director spare no effort at showing how high the tension rises when on the run, how single-minded police, witnesses, and more tend to be, and how desperate criminal offenders are to keep their crimes and/or involvement in such under wraps. Plus, testosterone is NOT the leading factor; content of character is. From start to finish, THE FUGITIVE stays the course it is meant to travel, with no sideway sentiment or flashy explosions attached. Plus, it gives viewers of the classic series a new respect for it by following it up. (Not downplaying it like with 21 JUMP STREET. ) Thus, with the right casting, writing, pacing, and production, Kimble, Gerard, and the audience follow through when the fleeing protagonist demands, "YOU FIND THAT MAN!"