Everything Wrong With The Fugitive In 20 Minutes Or Less

The Fugitive is an all time classic. We love this movie. But man... a lot of bullsh*t goes on. A lot. Some of it is sinful.
Here are the sins of The Fugitive.
Next week: 2019 drama sins, early 00's action sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?
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[@aceofspadesguy4913]

“What is it about 1993 special effects that holds up in 2020” They actually crashed a train for this movie, and I’m pretty sure it’s still at the place they filmed it. So they probably also crashed a bus, which is why it looks so good.

[@obiwan8478]

balboa station is not a real station

[@lordeverett5642]

Yeah, that’s special effects.

[@habovay3]

They did. Visited the location just last Fall (Dillsboro, NC).

[@LisaBowers]

@@habovay3 Yep, took a ride on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad and saw the wreckage. Btw, I love Bryson City and Dillsboro. Beautiful areas.

[@rudi_ghuliani]

The fantastic world of practical effects!

[@corigamble5652]

"I doubt they would be rolling a critical patient through this main hallway" As a hospital worker, I can tell you that you would be absolutely surprised. When you've got someone bleeding out or coding, you absolutely get them to where they need to be, regardless of where you have to go through. There are protocols and guidelines saying "Hey, don't wheel this guy through the lobby", but if that's the only way to go, you bet we're going that way.

[@oldenweery7510]

I have a stock phrase for medical personnel during this pandemic, since I've been dealing with them a lot. I always say, "Thanks for being there (or here, depending...). Stay safe!" I salute you for being on the job during this crisis. God bless.

[@gamerchannel2957]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZOwoZJjibOibac💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@dropkickmurphy4114]

@@oldenweery7510 F*** safe; let everyone be self-responsible.

[@zerg9523]

_”...bleeding out or coding”_ ... what do you mean by coding? Side note : As a software developer, i can tell you that coding can bore you to death...

[@corigamble5652]

@@zerg9523 Coding = actively dying. Also known as "going blue" around my hospital, because we have a sick sense of humour.

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

I've seen so many of these 'Everything Wrong With.....' videos that I'm starting to hear your voice in my head every time I try to watch a movie.

[@seanwilson8168]

ME TOO.....JUST KEEPING TRYING LOL

my wife hates when we are watching a movie and i reflexively say "roll credits" or "skip" or something

[@Odd_Designz]

For me, I always hear 'narration'

[@anthonyorosco1850]

Talesin- God of the Internet yeah I would hate that too

[@GiantPetRat]

In my family, anybody quipping "That's racist", "He survives this" or "'You better come and look at this' cliché" in any situation is guaranteed a chuckle.

[@chiporama]

how did you NOT remove a sin for "i didn't kill my wife!" "i don't care!"

[@Gozokukolat]

Because they use it in their 'bloopers'?

[@RetroKidReviews]

@@Gozokukolat they used this whole movie in the bloopers for years your outta order he's out of order this whole sins video is out of order .............10 out of 10 would recommend

[@XneverstopfightingX]

Because abed still owes $3000

[@hayfordsarfo1646]

i guess it’s part of the sins they removed at the beginning of the video..

[@davidharrison7014]

Or the line "I......don't......bargain!"

[@ReverentGhost]

All of us: *CinemaSins didn't include the "I didn't kill my wife!" scene!* CinemaSins: _I DON'T CARE!_

[@chuckfan1]

And what is "wrong" with that scene?

[@dropkickmurphy4114]

@@chuckfan1 Nothing. We all wanted him to REMOVE a sin for that exchange!

[@chuckfan1]

@@dropkickmurphy4114 Maybe its just me lol Im still not understanding what is "wrong" with that scene. That is a mistake, or whatever? As a lot of people are mentioning. How is that a blooper or error?

[@CrashB111]

@@chuckfan1 Not every scene that gets mentioned in these videos has anything "wrong" with it, in fact most don't. It's just snarky comedy cause it's funny. There is a history of showing iconic scenes from movies just to silently remove a sin for it.

[@saintsaens21]

Followed by: _snarky snigger_

[@alliterationking2029]

As an Illinoisan I want to be offended by the "Does anyone in Illinois ever do their jobs" dig... but then i look at our six governors in jail and just... *sigh*

[@leemichael2154]

You have 6 governor's in jail? May I ask what for?

[@josephfisher426]

@@leemichael2154 Not all right now. They're trying to win a bet with Louisiana. Usual things, like graft and trying to sell vacant Senate seats.

[@alliterationking2029]

@@leemichael2154 What @Joseph Fisher said. My favorite is that one of our governors literally tried to auction off Obama's seat after Obama got elected. And he was somehow surprised that that wasn't okay XD

[@lknmjh]

Lee Michael and then Trump got him out of jail for simply being on The Apprentice

[@shadypelican]

@@alliterationking2029 And one of the people that governor spoke with about it was...the CURRENT governor of Illinois!!!

[@BeforeMoviesSucked]

1:19 The guy who "couldn't be more Chicago" is a real Chicago PD detective who was a consultant on the film. Andrew Davis liked him so much they gave him the role of Det. Rosetti.

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

That is true. I also greatly enjoyed watching his appearances in latter Andrew Davis films Code of Silence, Above the Law, Under Siege, and Chain Reaction.

[@alvexok5523]

@@jamesanthonygreen8233 Yeah, I like those movies too. I can always tell true Chicago natives. Edie McClurg and Dennis Franz are also classic examples, it's the accent, the North Cities Vowel Shift, pronouncing words like "where" as "wher" and "sat" as "say-et", and "Tom" as "Tahm". The Great Lakes cities in general all have similar variations of the dialect, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Cleveland. Minneapolis is similar too, it's not on the Great Lakes but is still a north city

[@KLondike5]

Chain Reaction is like the sequel to this. Tommy Lee is hunting a scientific fugitive Keanu Reeves. I think the detectives were just as unhelpful.

[@justaguy7230]

I've worked in different hospitals and they all have had a "Treatment room" on each specific unit. You've just been sinned! Thanks for the vid. Love this movie.

[@StarstormVGN]

Was checking comments to see if someone had already called this out.

[@gray_mara]

I've worked at several hospitals in several different wards. Every unit had a treatment room. It was usually used for storing stuff and the only one where patients ever went was on kids ward... but they were still called treatment rooms.

[@302racing3]

“I didn’t kill my wife...” “I don’t care!” Deserved a sin off in my view for sure

[@sarahj7507]

And the callback at the end. Two perfect moments.

[@coldstuff9784]

That was the one I thought deserved it just because of how iconic it is.

[@BalboaBaggins]

Why would he care?

[@Sharklops]

Growing up, my family only owned 3 movies on VHS: Batman, Top Gun and The Fugitive. We rewatched them countless times over the years, and the plot holes of The Fugitive in particular became increasingly glaring. Joking about them with my family only made us love the movie even more. I know putting your creative work out into the world for others to see can feel like it only results in criticism and negativity. The positive effects may not always be evident, but they are very real and vastly outweigh the negative. Thanks to CinemaSins for putting a piece of yourself out into the world. You made my day and I'm sure many others a little bit brighter.

[@Krendall2]

Honestly, you could do a lot worse than seeing those three on a loop. Then again, I've actually never seen "Top Gun," but it at least looks fun to watch.

[@virginianichols7385]

The fugitive is one of the best Harrison Ford movies.

[@leob4403]

Predictable movie, couldn't get into it

[@SuperPeterok]

Damn Leo

[@MrAitraining]

Clear and Present Danger is a very underrated performance. He was great in that.

[@official2straptmusic610]

Harrison Ford is one of the best fugitive movies.

[@jordanzlotolow8254]

Regarding Henry

[@ghostlyarranger]

It is time for Everything Wrong with Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

[@williamgardner545]

Yes, he'll hate it but yes.

[@shadowwatcher3957]

OMG YES!

[@Jericho1138]

That's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for 'em.

[@simoSLJ89]

Impossible! I just rewatched it couple of months ago, and there's nothing wrong with that movie :D

[@alexreilly6121]

@@simoSLJ89 Actually, the old 'event that pays out just enough to save whatever group/organisation' cliche. Thats off the top of my head, let Jeremy wonder about the others ;]

[@sajinokami]

"I didn't kill my wife." "I don't care." XD Saw this movie twice in the theater, TLJ is so great in it.

[@Gozokukolat]

I thought you were talking about 'The Last Jedi' and got confused.

[@consubandon]

Okay, then, tell me this: It was 1993 and all but I swear I remember when I saw this in the theater, TLJ's line was, "Guy did a GREG LOUGANIS right here, offa this dam!" and the line was then dubbed over for subsequent releases. Yes or no???

[@pomerlain8924]

And according to IMDb, the line was improvised by TLJ. The original line was "Not my problem", but TLJ convinced the writers to change it to "I don't care."

[@leob4403]

@@pomerlain8924 wow such a genius change of line, truly deserving of an academy award 😂 (I'm being sarcastic)

[@TorontoJediMaster]

Where he's left legally, I think that the D.A. would move to have the conviction overturned and charges withdrawn. They'd already be looking at a publicity nightmare of arresting, and convicting, the wrong man. In the meantime, the actual killer was able to kill at least two other people (one a doctor, the other a Chicago cop) because of that bad investigation. To top it off, the actual killer was a former cop. The press would have a field day speculating if the initial investigators charged Kimble to try and help a former cop. (That's not what happened, but it wouldn't stop speculation.) Charging Kimble with any further crimes, when his innocence has been proven and he was only put in position to do all other illegal acts due to their wrongfully charging him, would just make matters worse. I mean, they're already looking at a lawsuit from Kimble that will run into the tens of millions. I don't think they'd want any further bad publicity.

[@alvexok5523]

You may be right about all of that. I was thinking before that even though Richard found enough evidence to make him now look innocent of his wife's murder, and even if Richard never did anything illegal to find that evidence (but he did though), I thought that Richard would still be held in custody and have to go to court just for the escape from the prison bus itself. Even if he was now definitely innocent of everything except running from the crashed prison bus, he would still not be a free man just yet. However, all of the things you're saying about the lawsuit of wrongful charges and bad publicity, maybe he would be cleared of everything that he actually did

[@Gundam4]

Just asking out of curiosity wouldn't a testimony from Gerard help?

[@jamesanthony5681]

Nah.

[@grfrjiglstan]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the sin during the fight scene at the end of the movie. Richard and Nichols crash through a skylight into an elevator - because of course, you put a skylight above an elevator shaft, where nobody would see it - and then the elevator starts moving on its own, to a floor where nobody is calling it. That's the weirdest sequence of events in the whole movie.

[@onkeh]

lol modern elevators do move around by themselves when not in use, though, since they will go and wait at their pre-configured "home" floor (typically 1F but could be some other floor in a big building)

[@sydneyslaughter7163]

You got me with the skylight placement. But doesn’t Nichols wake up while the elevator is moving and he hits a button to make it stop? So somebody on a lower level than laundry probably called it, like the boiler room or summat

[@bikndave68]

The Movie: "I'm not guilty!" Cinema Sins: "I don't care!"

[@leomiles8658]

This is not the line

[@brownkid256]

Perfect comment 😂😂

[@seanwilson8168]

GREAT COMMENT

[@cap5macca5jack5]

🙄 he says i didnt kill my wife

[@thebodiescannotveto]

Birdy wow. just wow. they’re referring the movie itself not being guilty of having sins.

[@benabramowitz18]

7:35 We all know you came here for this scene. 5:21 And this scene, too.

[@Greg-st2hv]

Yup pretty much.

[@alfabetet7489]

How TF did you see this video 3 hours before us

[@alexmroz4077]

Alfabetet fr

[@sambooker2891]

Benjamin Abramowitz how the hell did u comment this 3 hours before the video came out

[@sankeerths466]

@@alfabetet7489 this dudes a time traveler

[@kitwhite2640]

I used to be an EMT. You'd be shocked by how many people don't move over for ambulances with their lights on. Several times cops just in the area had to throw on their lights and get in front of us just to clear people out of the way.

[@jameshopkins503]

THAT IS SO RUDE!! I ALWAYS try to get over as fast and as safe as I can cause I’m helping save someone possibly. And if it was my or my loved one I’d want others to get the hell outta the way. I bet that’s so frustrating with a lot of cussing in the cab from the EMTs.

[@kitwhite2640]

@@jameshopkins503 I can confirm the cussing from the driver seat. Ive had several patients burst out laughing feom listening to me curse out drivers while trying to get them to the hosp.

[@S1ipperyJim]

"look for Richard everywhere, got it" - it was clearly a house based search

[@greatest_bumble_bee_dude]

One of the action best films ever Think that first blood takes the cake though, the fugitive Is in the top 5 or perhaps at least the top 10 best type movies ever made

[@Krendall2]

Seriously, the "X house..." and "I don't care" lines are two of the most iconic moments in cinema. One got sinned and the other didn't even get mentioned.

[@alexanderthegreat5649]

"I DIDN'T KILL MY WIFE!" "I DON'T CARE!!!!" My all time favorite line from Tommy Lee Jones and top 5 line ever. He won his oscar off that scene alone imo. Every time I see it on TV I watch JUST for that scene alone not even mentioning the rest of the greatness.

[@questionmarkedits7787]

I don't know why I was expecting a John Mulaney "I didn't kill my wife" audio outtake.

[@Deathpony45]

Probably because of the extended joke he made about this movies ballroom scene

[@NotAWeeb712]

@@Deathpony45 Congrats dude, you stepped on the entire joke.

[@pragyan394]

*Everything Wrong With The Fugitive In 20 Minutes Or Less* Me: *hands up* "I don't care"

[@pragyan394]

It's a reference from the movie, pls don't kill me

[@pragyan394]

@Aaron Coats and then ruin the joke? C'mon man

[@thebandit0256]

Not my problem

[@pragyan394]

@Aaron Coats cool cool, you win. Take your imaginary trophy now. Here you go, catch...

[@kennethvincent9971]

I'm confused now why would people not know it's a joke? It's clearly a joke. What were you thinking that made you add that comment? Genuinely curious not trying to be an ass

[@shubhayukolay9609]

10:24 you already missed that one Jeremy. The ambulance stolen by Harrison Ford from the hospital was made by Ford. This completes the trifecta !!!! 🤣

[@willpoundstone71]

But almost all the cop cars were Chevrolets

[@zitokeratin2643]

"Dr. Richard Kimble went to the Prometheus School of Running Away from Trains" I loved that reference (for those who didn't get it, it's when a character runs in the same direction that whatever is coming at them is goingm when you can easily evade by running perpendicular)

[@preahko]

"Ain't no EL in Milwaukee, they barely got functioning highways!" It's funny, 'cause it's true.

[@Krendall2]

I've lived my entire life in the "Greater Milwaukee Area" (Milwaukee and Waukesha counties, specifically), and I got no argument.

[@alvexok5523]

@@Krendall2 The way he pronounced Milwaukee anyway sounds like he's from the East Coast, that's not a Chicago or Milwaukee accent

[@Locadel2003]

I am surprised he didn’t take a sin off for the scene: “I didn’t kill my wife” “I don’t care”

[@priscillajimenez27]

*DING*

[@annaraemartin2297]

Problably filed under the performance sin removal :)

[@Pannemat]

You're Schwarzenegger. It's: "I don't cear."

[@bellial974]

My glasses!

[@leob4403]

Why should he? There's nothing special about that line at all

[@Greg-st2hv]

This is a movie where Harrison Ford plays as the luckiest fugitive ever who has all of the dumbest excuses to not get caught by the police.

[@if7723]

Look, he took a negative 20 on his legal defense to get a permanent advantage luck roll.

[@carolyngrant745]

I waited so long for Cinemasins to sin this movie, and I'm so glad that they are treating it with the respect it deserves! It deserves those 5 sins taken off immediately!

[@gamerchannel2957]

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[@sang-ah9861]

One of my most favorite films of all time. I've watched that for 30 years...more than 100 times.

[@ry3981]

Same!!!!

[@daverobson3084]

As a paramedic for 22 years, I can assure you that people failing to yield for an emergency vehicle using lights and sirens is hardly uncommon.

[@Lavaman3682]

Amen, brother

[@alvexok5523]

@@Lavaman3682 yeah, also amen is how many rude people there are out there

[@alvexok5523]

Alot of people out there lack common courtesy for one main reason, because they know they can. Also other reasons are because alot of people are mad at the world and their hearts have died and they don't give 2 shits about other people's feelings AT ALL, except their closest friends' and family's, and some of them don't even care about theirs'.

[@LonMoer]

The movie where Harrison Ford plays Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones plays Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pantoliano plays Joe Pantoliano, ...........

[@jimsteen911]

The guys that play the cops in the beginning ... we’re actually cops in real life.

[@mikepowers171]

And the cop on the train is really a janitor at an LA hospital

[@donwest8965]

@@jimsteen911 yup he plays in a few movies as a cop

[@xiphos8219]

"We're the dudes, playing dudes, disguised as other dudes!"

[@okosuntom2808]

@@jimsteen911 you know they also featured in Steven Seagal's Above the law which was shot in Chicago as well

[@MRFilmsYT]

I have been waiting for this day for a long time...

[@ghostlyarranger]

Me too

[@jessiebullock]

Same

[@dancingmonkey08]

This is huge, he's been referencing this movie for ages in the outtakes, it's one of his favourites and hes finally done it, it goes back to the original theme of the channel, no movie is without sin

[@johnxina2465]

They said the day would never come, I believed it to be true, NO MOVIE IS WITHOUT SIN.

[@flashter6101]

It’s about time

[@baileychisholm3255]

As soon as I saw the notification, “oh I love this movie”

[@miker.9138]

This was one of those movies where, whenever I saw it on TV, I had to watch it.

[@dollybaumer2]

I said “ I didn’t kill my wife”

[@mikekling5880]

Me too

[@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment]

THANK YOU for laying out exactly what I've been saying about this movie's sins for a VERY long time! The cops and the defense lawyers did a VERY poor job at the beginning, which we're supposed to accept is a valid reason for why he's believed guilty. Sam Gerard laying out the facts and calling out the cops on the nonsense is SO rewarding. But it just highlights how forced the situation really is.

[@Krendall2]

The worst thing is they could've had the pharmaceutical company behind it. Like, they wanted Richard dead, but when that didn't quite work out they manipulated the legal system to keep him in prison.

[@michelleshouse6490]

I’m a little disappointed you didn’t use the “Peter pan” outtake as an outtake for its own movie, just dubbed slightly off from the original to still look like an outtake.

[@alvexok5523]

What I always found even worse was that the first thing Cosmos said after Gerard telling him about Kimble's "Peter Pan off the ledge" was "Ok, can we go home now!?"

[@pomerlain8924]

Every time I watch this movie, it still amazes me how he could be charged and convicted on such circumstantial evidence. He killed Helen for the insurance, when he's a top surgeon? Yeah, no. And they're thinking he had enough time to drop Helen off, drive to the hospital for surgery, and then comeback and do the murder. But that's why it's a great movie though, as Richard had to spell out for them that he wasn't the killer by collecting evidence, that the cops couldn't be bothered to do because they had tunnel vision.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

But it describes Chicago PD so well.

[@ourkeving]

Happens in the real life. With shocking regularity.

[@DrAiPatch]

Nothing beats how bad Jamie Fox was at his job in Law-abiding citizen...... He had the easiest slam dunk case if all time but somehow fucked that up.

[@jongon0848]

You'd be surprised how many innocent people have been convicted of murder and executed. Luckily science has also helped a lot of people get their names cleared from crimes they didn't commit.

[@jimmym3352]

@@jongon0848 Yup, and it's mostly because investigators can be lazy. They just go with the most obvious person in many cases and don't do a thorough job investigating. And unfortunately that person sometimes happens to be african americans who are falsely charged.

[@madrigale6396]

"Eye contact is a sin I dont care if the guy killed his wife!" No truer words about the El have ever been spoken lol

[@davidfrischknecht8261]

Same thing could be said about the NYC Subway and the Path trains.

[@alvexok5523]

@@davidfrischknecht8261 It's because people are too scared to make eye contact with strangers on the streets and public transports in Chicago and New York, they know there's a chance they may make eye contact with a lunatic with a gun in his pocket.

[@Happymali10]

3:30 The bus-crash is not an effect, they threw a real bus off a hillside. Their agreement with the train-company was to leave the wreckage behind after filming, so the company could advertise tours to it.

[@thebreakfastmenu]

"Does anyone in Illinois do their jobs?" No. We don't.

[@gamerchannel2957]

💗💗💗💗💗

[@renatobuchert7879]

You missed the one thing I never understood: how did Richard Kimble get enough money to do everything he did after the escape? Charles Nichols gave him a few bucks in one scene but it couldn't have been enough.

[@djpray2k]

He says he did. I bet he carried wada of cash. Maybe he stole shit.

[@efan2012]

I'm sure he either went back and seen Charles again after they were left alone for more money or he had a savings account saved up somewhere that no one knew of; as he was smart enough to stay hidden for most of the movie he wouldn't have had no issue finding it later. As for Nichols he probably would have been arrogant enough to believe Richard would never find out the truth so he would have helped him until he thought he would get caught. You could tell on his face at the end during the speech that he knew Richard found out and there was no way out of it. He never expected him to find out.

[@alvexok5523]

@@efan2012 Yeah. It's why Nichols seemed to stay on Kimble's side until the big speech scene. Also, about the money, Nichols might've lied to Gerard about only having given Kimble a couple of bucks. He seemed quite eager to help Kimble when he appeared at his car. He may've given him a couple hundred bucks, he just wasn't going to tell Gerard that because that wouldn't look good to him aiding a fugitive like that. Just a couple of bucks he could let slide

[@jongon0848]

I'm assuming he got enough from the patient he stole the food from at the hospital after he shaved.

[@andrewomahony9260]

Always wondered this too: he rode the train, got Chinese food, paid rent, got work clothes, etc. Nichols probably had like 10 bucks to give him.

[@salarzx62090]

Cinemasins: "The Fugitive has sins" Me: "I don't care!"

[@Jmcculloughc1350]

I really wished CinemaSins had teamed up with Legal Eagle for this one.

[@sion8]

*+*

[@USSCYT]

Me too.

[@paulrasmussen8953]

Nah, via frie

[@consubandon]

...and the Lockpicking Lawyer, because, obviously.

[@blaisemacpherson7637]

That would have been AWESOME.

[@TheTerranscout]

As an emt, I've been honked at many times while driving, and many times people don't move over unless you are close enough to push them off of the road. And hospitals do roll people who are bleeding down regular hallways, especially if they came via personal vehicle through the front door.

[@miguelortiz3836]

That is a sin to real life. Man if an ambulance is flashing his lights and someone doesn't move or if anyone honks at one without reason they are truly assholes. It is an ambulance!

[@mccarthy5825]

You, your colleagues and all EMTs are absolute heroes. Much love and respect to you guys, 👍

[@irgyn]

jumping down a waterfall is actually pretty safe compared to most other scenarios, because the water tension is broken where you land by account of the water falling there, and water tension is what would kill you on impact. als long as that water is deep enough, it's absolutely possible he survived.

[@bjbell52]

Where in Illinois is that dam anyway?

[@dajmos6969]

Cheoah Dam, North Carolina

[@jamesanthony5681]

Water can be >1,000 feet deep, but if drop is high enough, which appears to be at least 500 feet , then you're dead. Period. The water falling down and on top of Kimble in his descent would exacerbate his situation.

[@kennethwilliams-dl9gi]

in the movie the dummy arced into the dam structure. it jumped outward then came inward (seemingly, but actually straight down to a slanting structure) to the structure. thats what likely hurt him the most.

[@touchemagichallway]

Omg you made me choke on my water with " Tommy leap Jones! " 😂

[@TakuroSpirit77]

"Ain't no El in Milwaukee. They barely have functioning highways!" -I94 has left the chat

[@invisibleman1734]

The Milwaukee-Dearborn subway is an underground section of the Chicago L system

[@Gozokukolat]

@@invisibleman1734 Doesn't being underground preclude it from being an elevated train?

[@lrichardson2360]

LMAO

[@rionschmitty]

He ain't lying born and raised in Milwaukee and the highways are terrible🤣

[@alansmith2162]

Aww, you didn't mention the Janitor from "Scrubs" being in the movie.

[@gimbobjenkins405]

He had the exact same role in Chain Reaction, and both movies had the same director.

[@danielyoung1846]

He was an FBI agent in "Crystal Skull", too!

[@brentage5000]

That's one of my favorite scenes from Scrubs

[@christianhafer9819]

Neil Flynn. He was in that other show for like 10 years too with Patricia Heaton.

[@Pannemat]

It's not 'the Janitor', it's 'Janitor'. Lol.

[@lostlegend2197]

Please do Everything Wrong With Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

[@jasonblalock4429]

Jeremy's head would melt trying to describe all the ways they break the laws of time and space. Especially "remember a trash can!" (OTOH, I always liked the implication that B&T get away with this bullshit because they're too dumb to know it's impossible.)

[@seanwilson8168]

@@jasonblalock4429 LOL

[@RedRumble14]

guys who Knows his MIC settings? Sounds great! What’s the secret?

[@cap5macca5jack5]

Agreed

[@joshbobst1629]

Yes! Please do. Although I suspect they're probably saving this for when the new movie comes out.

[@ashleydowney1222]

I thought it was amusing when I was younger that Tommy Lee Jones' character thought Harrison Ford's character could fit in a hen house or a dog house.

[@LadyOnikara]

He probably could fit in our hen house, but it would be uncomfortable.

[@aaronmazur8056]

Apparently you ain't country. You can definitely hide in a henhouse and doghouse

[@alvexok5523]

@@aaronmazur8056 that's right, dog houses on farms can definitely be big enough for 1 or even 2 people to sit inside of, especially for bigger dogs like dobermans or rottweilers, which are common breeds for country folk. And henhouses are almost always big enough for a couple people to fit in, bigger ones are the size of barns or factory farmhouses for pigs which have isles to walk up and down (commercial henhouses anyways with the hundreds of chicken cages up and down the isle, but many other kinds of henhouses are still the size of a medium barn that you can easily walk into)

[@zackq8865]

MILWAUKIE HAS AN EL part had me rolling on the floor 🤣 😂 😂😂

[@Mars8611_]

This may just be the best action movie ever. Peak Harrison Ford, peak Tommy Lee, tense, nail-biting chase sequences. GREAT movie.

[@leob4403]

MEDIOCRE movie. Formulaic and predictable to the max. Embarassing that Tommy Lee got an academy award for this. Should have gone to Ralp Fiennes for Schindlers List. Can't even compare this run of the mill chase movie to an important work like that. Leo Dicaprio for Gilbert Grape any day over this bland useless character wannabe tough guy that tommy lee played. Pete postlethwaite or John malkovich were more deserving to win aswell. Tommy Lee in this movie has no depth at all as a character, it's the same chase sequence over and over

[@Rugelacharugula]

I don't think Tommy Lee was better than DiCaprio or Ralph Fiennes, Academy Award-wise...

[@markfroman738]

@@leob4403 cry more

[@leob4403]

@@markfroman738 I'm not crying kemosabe

[@JustinB_Oz]

Yup awesome film. Action films rarely get Oscar nods, this got quite a few and deserved them too.

[@shubhayukolay9609]

Ok, now did anyone know that the ambulance which was stolen by Harrison Ford in this movie was made by ford ? This movie had a classic case of Mr Ford drives a Ford 🤣🤣🤣

[@alvexok5523]

That's why they did that. I like catching easter eggs like that too

[@decderbyshire1145]

Next do over the hedge.

[@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast]

YES!

[@ThatPancakeCat]

*immediately adds 562 sins*

[@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast]

@@ThatPancakeCat What do you mean? Over the hedge is a masterpiece.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Yessss

[@szekesfehervar2230]

@@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast it is anything but a masterpiece

[@kfnnnp1]

Actually, lots of hospital wards do have a treatment room. It's really not uncommon at all. It's usually a glorified storage room where they keep the equipment for carrying out bedside procedures.

[@melteague117]

Julianne Moore was the scrub wearing doctor screaming,” hey, hey!

[@twilson377]

Duh.

[@raij465]

Frannie Hughes!

[@the38thshadow55]

I've always loved this movie, even more after finding out my great grandfather actually helped build the dam in it.

[@revpembroke3082]

Surprised you didn't have a comment about the "I DIDN'T KILL MY WIFE!" "I DON'T CARE!" scene.

[@artistwithouttalent]

I know that the right crowds appreciate this movie, but I _still_ say it's underrated. The effects are _so good._ The acting is _so good._ The dramatic tension is _so good._ The dynamic between Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones is _so good._ If you want to sin it for something, much like _The Addams Family,_ it was based off a '60s TV show, so maybe you can blame it for _The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle_ or _Dudley Do-right._

[@kloppthedestroyeryt7238]

You are the last comment on this video have a like

[@nickakers7985]

The reason the special effects hold up so well is because they actually rolled a real bus down the embankment, and actually hit the bus with a train, you can still see the wreckage near Bryson City North Carolina, the tracks being used are for an excursion line called the “Great Smoky Mountains Railway”

[@RichM3000]

Yep. I saw it.

[@IntriguedLioness]

I honestly don't know if I'm happier when a really good movie is posted here because I might learn something I didn't already know about the filming or if a bad movie is posted CinemaSins will absolutely hack it to pieces. Always glad when either appears in my feed!

[@cudak888]

4:19: Railfans around the world are sinning you, CinemaSins. Train could have easily had the emergency brakes on and kept rolling for a half a mile. The sin-worthy thing here is that it derails because of a *bus.* Also, sin for putting a locomotive in the middle of the consist - which wasn't there when the train first rolled by.

[@salutations8705]

Calling it before I see it "How the hell can he tell that by looking at his face?" *ambulance driver would be excellent at cinemasins*

[@AnK5402]

Everyone has that movie that when ever they come across it they end up watching the whole thing. The fugitive is mine, I am going to really feel this one.

[@mama-ls8mj]

Saw this with my husband on our first date. 26 years later, we're watching this together and pinpointing the moment we first held hands, while holding hands.

[@artvandelay7687]

Wish I could like this more than once. Was it the part where Gerard didn't care?

[@TheAmateurEditor]

That's so sweet :-) My wife and I watched Dracula Untold at the cinema on our 2nd date. On the 5 anniversary of that date, we rewatched it :-)

[@andrewcruz1931]

Gay

[@leob4403]

@@andrewcruz1931 yeah, this was cringe, why do people share this type of thing, it's only meaningful for them

[@bluemarlin8138]

That’s great except for the part where you reminded me that this was 26 (now more) years ago!

[@SixWheelsDown]

i just want to add, that the 2 cops you sin at the beginning, were actual Chicago detectives. The guy with the glasses was still on the job at the time of this film, and the other guy wasn't. I forget their names, but they've been in a lot of movies that take place in Chicago, and they're always cops. Except guy number 1, he appears in The Color Of Money as a bar patron during the Two Brothers and A Stranger scene.

[@bloggerblogg5878]

4:07 This seen reminds me what happened in my town, couple year ago, a train hit a track with bunch of beer on it, and one old, cranky, alcoholic guy biked there and started to drink beer from the whole bottles he even make to the news. Free beers, folks. That man was hilarious

[@jdrebellove7460]

The biggest sin is didn't take a sin off for the improvised line: I don't care. That shit is golden

[@lkf8799]

Wait, really? hahaha

[@maximillianmajor4169]

Every one of you has a hard target search of every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, outhouse or doghouse in the area! Your fugitive's name is Doctor CinemaSins

[@sherryluce5780]

Good one. 😀

[@seanwilson8168]

I LOVE THIS

[@LadyOnikara]

Found him! He was in the outhouse.

[@skylx0812]

He left out whorehouse. ...pffft. cops.

[@anthonycoleman6213]

If they did this movie, they might as well do its "sister" movie: Double Jeopardy.

[@Gozokukolat]

Or US Marshals?

[@Cr1ptlord]

Is it any good ? Never heard of fugitive until i saw their notification and went to see it and i like it.

[@anthonycoleman6213]

@@Cr1ptlord It was OK. The premise hooks you in ... Could you murder someone whom you were already convicted of killing, who turned out not to be dead, and not face criminal charges? I guess the execution could have been better but a great cast.

[@dropkickmurphy4114]

That movie was TERRIBLE!

[@insylem]

Right when he was talking about "Big Pharma" I get an ad for a drug.

[@kellie_y]

I love this movie. You can walk away to do laundry and other stuff around the house, and when you come back Ford is still a fugitive.

[@worsel2113]

@9:15 - Of COURSE Milwaukee has an "eL" - it's the third letter.

[@sunflowerhumbridge8737]

Excellent observation

[@drewsmotherinlaw7365]

For all of the “guy did a Peter Pan off this dam, right here” we hear in the outtakes, I can’t believe this movie hasn’t been sinned yet.

[@scruffymatt42]

After using that dam scene a zillion times in your outtakes, I was convinced that you were never actually going to sin the movie. Glad to see you guys finally got to it, because this one is a classic. :D

[@1532JJ]

Your biggest problem with this movie has always been mine. The initial crime in which Richard gets blamed makes zero sense.

[@jamesmangiameli8337]

Here's hoping you do 'Air Force One,' my favorite action movie of all time.

[@alexa.english174]

We haven't seen much of Harrison Ford these days. I appreciate this.

[@Locadel2003]

Call of the wind, blade runner 2049, Star Wars 7?

[@alexa.english174]

@@Locadel2003 I meant original films where he had a big part in. His recent movies have mostly been cameos or returning as an old character.

[@consubandon]

Is he hiding?

[@Ash0512]

Thanks John Mulaney for making this movie even better

[@wuraolaolagunju]

YOU SWITCHED THE SAMPLES!!

[@TrumbullComic]

SO DEVLIN MAGREGGOR COULD GIVE YOU... PROVASIC!!!

[@Mama-eu1ss]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Phaota]

You forgot a sin with 71. Richard was unarmed and not a threat to anyone while making his escape, yet Tommy goes full kill mode and just wants to shoot Richard dead instead of wounding or something less lethal.

[@WeldinMike27]

Worst bit in the whole movie.

[@kipp5862]

What made the special effects so good back then. It was a mix of CGI and practical. So it gave a sense of realism. They felt tangible, it even gave miniatures a sense of scale

[@curtiswhiteheadjr1322]

Could you please Sin the mountains in this movie? I live in IL. Haven’t seen the whole state, but I’m quite sure there ain’t no mountains here. 🤨

[@SomeNativeOfficial]

Sees 6 mid roll ads... “well time to turn on Adblock”

[@DrAiPatch]

KZbin has gotten out of control with the ads...... I just watched a 25 minute video with 10 fucking ads.

[@anthonyorosco1850]

Dr Eyepatch it’s not KZbin dude, the poster chooses the ads

[@DrAiPatch]

@@anthonyorosco1850 KZbin monetization forces you to have so many ads per length of video and for videos, around 20 to 30 minutes have 3 adds at lest......... A KZbin channel that I follow uploads a weekly podcast that's around 2 hours they had to delete and re-upload all their old podcast because KZbin put about 15 ads per podcast.

[@Lreclusa]

@@anthonyorosco1850 KZbin just rolled out a change to mid-roll ads. They now show up in videos over 8 minutes long rather than 10 minutes. They applied this change to all accounts, even ones who attempted to opt out. Not saying CS doesn't put in extra ads, but it might not be them either. I don't know, I always have ad block.

[@Lreclusa]

Yeah, they just rolled a change that automatically inserted ads every 8 minutes on all videos.

[@yorkymorky8656]

When the video released 20 seconds ago but there are comments from 3 hours ago- TIME TRAVEL

[@zombi05]

Welcome to the Twilight Zone.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Patreon

[@LadyOnikara]

I have an ocarina, that's how I do it.

[@majamiameier7870]

13:58 „Tommy leap Jones“ lol

[@ocularnervosa]

4:25 Did you know the train is still there? It wasn't SFX, it was a real train. 20:10 Pay attention dude, it was the Fourth of St. Patrick's day.

[@reginagallico6669]

I'm surprised that you didn't even mention that the Janitor from Scrubs played the cop on the El.

[@cine_caro]

How did y’all skip an opportunity to take a sin off of the exchange between Ford and Jones: Ford: “I didn’t kill my wife.” Jones: “I don’t care.”

[@tylerhackner9731]

Cinemasins: Everything Wrong With The Fugitive Me: Nothing

[@Raven27495]

Everyone: Nothing

[@seanwilson8168]

@@Raven27495 SO IT SEEMS LOL

[@ohcaptainmycaptain9854]

Just when you are talking about big pharma buying doctors off, an add for a pharmaceutical company shows up. Made m a laugh

[@krizwatcher]

Okay, first things first, I love that you guys have taken to sinning another one of my suggestions for movies to sin, and The Fugitive will always be a timeless classic (both the original TV version and this movie). (reverse-ding x2) That being said, here are my own other observations: - 5:41 - Yes, you removed a sin. And I removed another personal sin because I was laughing my ass off at Gerard's line. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA (reverse-ding) - You totally failed to take a sin off for the "I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!" dialogue. That there is a classic case of adversaries confronting each other. (ding) - 9:38 - In other words, "Replacement Two-Face would be excellent at CinemaSins." (ding) FINAL PERSONAL SIN TALLY: 110 SENTENCE: All the cops going back to Police Academy (with Mahoney as their trainer)

[@theDAVIDKANG]

Me: You lie! There are no sins! My Brain: You know it's true! Everything he said is true! This movie has sins!

[@ourkeving]

Except the one he said wasn't and then sinned anyway bwhahaha!

[@jasonvaughn4886]

In answer to your last question "what the legal ramifications for Richard Kimble would be", considering he was clearly innocent and will be exonerated at the retrial, (or have his sentence vacated more accurately), and considering that he was sentenced to death for a crime he never committed in the first place, Cook County is liable for a multi-million dollar lawsuit, not to mention the fact that Richard Kimble was instrumental in removing a dangerous drug from circulating, making him something of a medical hero, too. So, in a nutshell, the answer is "not many" !

[@efan2012]

There is that BS murder by a cop charge the Chicago PD wanted to use to have an attempt to kill him but he woulda gotten off of it due to witness testifying, and probably Sykes admitting to it down the line. Gerard and the Marshalls would have an easy case to present to either a judge or the Illinois Governor to get him off properly. If the Chicago people wanted to be petty I'm sure that Joke of the DA from the start would have tried to charge him for evading the police for most of the movie, and charge him the $ for the search, but I doubt a jury would even convict him or want to try him over it. That would be a no winner in the court of public opinion due to how popular his case would be, and due to the fact of all the good he did in between from saving the guard and Joel the kid to the drug discovery. But indeed, Cook County and especially the Chicago PD would probably be sued to kingdom come for what they did to him. They deserved to be as they were awful to him and didn't conduct a fair investigation. They had a lust to charge him and that was that.

[@jasonvaughn4886]

@@efan2012 Well said. Not to mention that he was able to fly under the radar for so long (like getting a job at the hospital as a janitor and even visiting an inmate at prison without getting caught), that he would be a folk hero. So, yes, the police would probably let bygones be bygones and call it a day. Besides, they would easily trace the bullets that killed the cop on the train to Sykes' gun, so no problem there either. Besides, Kimble would probably sign a multi-million dollar book deal and get a trophy wife, so I'm sure it would end well for him in the end. But for the other guys, Nichols and Sykes, conspiracy to commit murder, murder in the first degree, criminal conspiracy to bypass drug tests and present the drug as safe, they also killed another doctor, so no dessert for them...

[@efan2012]

@@jasonvaughn4886 Hmm good call on the bullet! Forgot about that especially if he had it registered fully it would be quite helpful. With Sykes being a cop I see him being willing to turn Nichols and Co over for a deal anyways; he knew the stakes. Wouldn't be surprised if they killed Lenz on purpose too. Plus more than likely I see the two old fart detectives being forced to retire if they aren't sued to the ground because they pushed for his conviction especially the super chubby one with the white hair. Chicago had to do something to save face or else they woulda had egg on their faces especially once it came out they tried to kill Richard. Not a good look.. at all.

[@jasonvaughn4886]

@@efan2012 Yeah, it looks pretty bad for the Windy City PD

[@LittleJohnAB1]

When he steals the ambulance... Tommy Lee Jones even says..... " Where the hell is he going in an ambulance? "

[@MaiAolei]

Wow! The human mask G'Kar is wearing to play Sykes looks so real!

[@adambees2174]

That had me cracking up when the scene of Tommy L Jones running Prometheus style away from the train. The Fugitive came out in theaters way before Prometheus and The Fugitive did the “Running Away From Things” first, so it should be called “The Fugitive School of Running Away From Things”.

[@williammills5597]

He had a great opportunity to reference “The Goonies”, but he decided to reference “Home Alone”. 100 sins to you, CinemaSins! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@alvexok5523]

How did that scene have any relation to The Goonies, or have anything where a Goonies reference could be made from it?

[@Zeddyboi86]

Bro, I literally just saw this movie for the first time LAST NIGHT WITH MY DAD!!!!!!!! THIS IS A SIGN!!! Of what, I’m not sure though.

[@TheBrickBuildingEnthusiast]

"I didn't kill my wife." "I don't care."

[@MrMutou]

Lol the police in a nutshell

[@christopherallen4358]

how the hell did he sin the fugitive and skip that line

[@MrMutou]

@Thor Odinson just a joke dude

[@szekesfehervar2230]

It was nothing to take a sin for

[@jpsned]

Re the comment about Detective Rosetti at 1:19, saying he "couldn't be more Chicago..." The actor, Joseph Kasala, was actually a sergeant in the Chicago Police Department when he made this movie. 🙂

[@bennyw9975]

It’s a jump to conclusions mat... you see it would be the mat that you put on the floor... office space reference- Gold 😂

[@NJGuy1973]

That's a terrible idea.