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Date  Helpful Rating 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  A Very Well Done MoviePosted: 6/13/2006A review of The Fugitive by Fal542 I thought this was one of the best movies of all time. I have seen and wrote reviews for very good movies like Watchers Reborn, Roving Mars, Ladder 49, and ect. I have sort of been interested in U.S. Marshals, I even did a school study on them and the movie made it seem so real. I thought not alot of it was Hollywoods special effects but something a person would do, like run into a hospital just to blend in. All of it makes perfect sense. Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford are very talented actors too. SEE THIS MOVIE!!! YOU WONT REGRET IT!!! Was this review helpful? Sign In 2 out of 2 users found this helpful The FugitivePosted: 7/22/2004A review of The Fugitive by mOvIe-Go-R1 Great movie! Tommy Lee Jones does a great job taking on the role of the U.S. Marshal. The movie was quit intense! Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Action from start to finishPosted: 6/5/2003A review of The Fugitive by Shu226 Dr. Richard Kimble (Ford), convicted of killing his wife Helen, on his way to be executed in Southern Illinois, has a lucky bus accident and escapes to a hospital. Enter Sam Gerard (Jones), who literally steals the show with his flip one-liners throughout the film: My my my...what a mess; We got a gopher; Richard, do you wanna get shot?!; S.o.b. our boy came home, etc. Gerard hounds Kimble ruthlessly all the way back home to Chicago. The scenes that stand out are the start of the chase, the tunnel standoff, the encounter at the hotel. Richard finds a one-armed man killed Helen and breaks into his apartment to find more dirt and encounters him on the el-train en route to confront the mastermind of the murder, his best friend Dr. Charles Nichols. A clever man, Richard eludes Sam and his lawmen by hiding out in child molester apt. and posing as an Hispanic janitor doing medical work. Clearly the best action movie of the 1990s, as excellent acting portrayals by Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  An Innocent Victim of Blind JusticePosted: 2/25/2003A review of The Fugitive by lowellv70 Returning home from a Children's Hospital fundraiser, noted surgeon Richard Kimble discovers that his wife has been unceremoniously murdered and then, himself accosted by a man with one arm who lay in hiding. Knocked unconscious and caught at the scene with his wife's blood on his shirt, Kimble is railroaded (in more ways than one) to the death house; but manages to beat the odds when a hi-jack attempt wrecks the bus he is on and provides his flight in a lonelydesperation to find his wife's killer. Dogged by Federal agent Phillip Gerard, he must ultimately pick up the pieces of a complex puzzle involving illegal narcotics and close associates. Ford and Jones are a fine ensemble providing a palpable entry in an otherwise dry Summer of film. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1-4 of 4 Per Page | ||
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