The Fugitive

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Ben W 03/17/2024 Truly such an unexpected surprise! I was not expecting to enjoy this film this much! I’m so glad I finally saw this classic movie! IN THE THEATER! Loved it! See more Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life Jan 11 One of the greatest movies of the 1990's. Ford and Jones lead an all star cast. This is my favorite Tommy Lee Jones performance. Tim Treakle See more Siemen R Jan 5 Unapologetically ridiculously entertaining! See more Robert D Nov 22 Great movie!!! Harrison Ford is awesome in it!!! See more Rohan H Oct 31 The Fugitive (1993) is one of the most gripping and well-crafted action thrillers of its era — a rare film that combines relentless tension, emotional depth, and masterful storytelling. Directed by Andrew Davis and based on the 1960s television series, it delivers nonstop excitement while remaining grounded in humanity and moral conviction. Harrison Ford gives one of his most compelling performances as Dr. Richard Kimble, a respected Chicago surgeon wrongfully convicted of murdering his wife. After escaping a spectacular prison transport crash, Kimble sets out on a desperate quest to find the real killer while evading capture by relentless U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard, played brilliantly by Tommy Lee Jones. Ford brings quiet strength and vulnerability to Kimble, portraying him as a man driven not by vengeance but by justice and truth. His performance makes the audience care deeply about his journey, transforming what could have been a simple chase story into an emotional fight for redemption. Tommy Lee Jones, meanwhile, steals nearly every scene he’s in. As Gerard, he’s sharp, commanding, and surprisingly humorous, balancing professionalism with charisma. His portrayal earned him a well-deserved Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Andrew Davis’s direction is superb, combining fast-paced action with rich character development. The film’s pacing is immaculate — every scene feels purposeful, from the breathtaking train crash to the tense foot chases through Chicago’s streets and tunnels. The cinematography captures both the scale of the manhunt and the intimacy of Kimble’s struggle, while James Newton Howard’s stirring score enhances the suspense beautifully. What truly elevates The Fugitive is its intelligence. The screenplay never underestimates the audience, weaving a complex mystery through the action without sacrificing clarity or credibility. It’s a film about perseverance, morality, and the pursuit of truth against impossible odds — a story that feels both epic and deeply personal. See more Matt J Oct 17 One of the best manhunt movies ever produced. Great cast, possibly both Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones best performances. Sure makes today's streaming fodder seem weak from an acting perspective. See more Read all reviews

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