On the Run With "The Fugitive" (Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones)

there are a couple of edits, but this turned out really good, they are not noticeable. Hope you like ! i dont get paid to do anything you see in my videos ......i just do this as a hobby ...........thanks for watching !!

[@tylertilwick6852]

The fact that this film turned out to be one of the greatest action-thrillers of all-time when everything was made up on the fly by Andrew Davis, Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford. If that’s not a miracle, nothing is!

[@GolliMaz]

My absolute favourite movie with gorgeous actors❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hydrarue3725]

One of my all time favorites.

[@candyzamarripa9015]

Love this movie

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

same here , thanks for watching!

[@Romulan2469]

One of my favorites, brilliant from start to finish. They don't make them as good as this anymore.

[@---7027]

One of the Best Movies Ever Made

[@MrCjogobyu]

Tommy Lee Jones was superb!!

[@mmb1572]

Love Tommy Lee Jones

[@brycenelson9]

Like I said before I had another video clip from this movie. I never thought I’d see a movie with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones together. I really like both of them and to see them together is beyond what I expected and I’m glad they enjoyed working together and the movies with them this is my favourite movie with both of them.

[@jasonmay9387]

Just a great film.

[@chrisj8260]

Great behind the scenes look at the film.. learnt lots of things I did not know about the Fugutive

[@The17Ireneable]

Just love it! Every time I watch it the feeling of excitement is like watching it for the first time. 🤓🍿

[@dennisandry1632]

The chase scene on the stairs is one of my favorites!

[@lindapettigrew1888]

They made a great movie thanks.

[@ballysboots6937]

The Film is masterfully crafted both by the filmmakers and by the actors a real iconic piece of cinema.

[@mmb1572]

Thanks to Andy Davis, great director, in addition to two brillant actors

[@markportier5466]

Bravo! An underrated classic.

[@userjlj]

tommy lee jones played the part of deputy marshal gerard so well that instead of the fugitive 2 being created, the US MARSHALS came out instead..

[@luisrizo8813]

The 4K omits the 2013 documentary; this one will remain.

[@AUTZEN29]

One of my favorite movies! AirForce One as well

[@kifacorea]

James Newton Howard. A forgotten gem behind this movie.

[@markelijio6012]

“Say what?” - quoted Disney favorite Joely Fisher since March 28, 1985.

[@AluminumOxide]

5:32 the Chicago City Hall stairway chase scene is my favorite in the entire movie

[@SteveKiberd]

I 1st saw this movie when i was doing Camp America and had my 1st day off and was so tired. When the scene of him jumping of the damp my tummy felt like it was going with him. Great film.

[@jamesonhills266]

the hotel roof top fight scene with the search light choppers on deck that was my favorite even the confrontation near the Dam was impressive

[@mmb1572]

....and Tommy Lee Jones is a Harvard graduate. He is a brillant actor

[@steelpipetv2073]

This movie is a classic it should of at least did at least over 500 million

[@mmb1572]

It came close to 500 million

[@Saa42808]

Poor Harrison, the only chance he has ever had to win an Oscar but Tommy was much better and according to Academy rules they don’t give Oscars both in supporting and leading roles in the same movie. The same happened to Tom Cruise in Rainman, which was to me his best movie ever playing a regular dude.

[@Solitude47152]

@@47imagine and he was nominated for Witness

[@markelijio6012]

This was his only nomination in 1986.

[@adrianedavis6809]

Well that did this year for OPPENHEIMER, with Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr..

[@markelijio6012]

Oh. Thanks for the tips!

[@markelijio6012]

Oh, by the way, Universal-International's Oppenheimer won 7 Academy Awards in 2024, including for both actors Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr.

[@badkarma1289]

New drinking game: Take a shot every time that Brit twirls his mustache like a silent movie villain.

[@markelijio6012]

That was Peter MacGregor Scott, the co-producer of "The Fugitive" who was based at Disney since 1978.

[@Landis_Grant]

Why did they change Philip Gerard to Sam Gerard?

[@daviddobbs1364]

I've always said, you'll be hooked before the opening credits are done

[@bambangsudanto5309]

you see julianne moore in tinÿ part of the moviè..however,shè stolè our attentioñ

[@minipouce4104]

30 years old!

[@markh3271]

@ 6:25 tell me that smile wouldn't have been perfect as the Joker.

[@alangrant5278]

So much better than modern rubbish movies. Ok the dummy is obvious but who cares. They didn’t blow the budget on CGI and end up with mediocre story. One of my all time favourites!

[@markelijio6012]

Bigger and better than many of John Hughes films from 1984 to 1991 - Universal/Lorimar's Sixteen Candles to Warners' Curly Sue as writer, producer and director. It lasted for eight successful years.

[@MariaHernandez-wp9ph]

Poner toda la película completa x favor

[@dennisandry1632]

KZbin does have it to watch..I've watched it numerous times !

[@lewisner]

That idea of Gérard chasing down the subway tracks in a car sounds laughably stupid. It would have ruined the movie.

[@andrewgardner8972]

Actually it would have been like running scared 1986 which had a car chase on the el tracks in Chicago and also it would have been a homage to the French connection with Gene Hackman with the car chasing a elevated train. And plus Gene Hackman worked with Tommy Lee Jones and Andrew Davis on the package 4 years before this film and was considered for Tommy Lee Jones’s character Sam Gerard.

[@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137]

Oh that was a dummy that jumped into the dam? You could hardly tell. 🙄

[@ดอกตําแยแจกันทอง]

ดูที่โรงแมคแคนน่า

[@Solitude47152]

Movie ripped off scenes from the TV show. Lots of over acting with unbelievably scenes. That 20 agents would be working this case(don’t they have other cases) with unlimited access to vehicles and helicopters 🚁 is preposterous.

[@michaellupu2080]

Sure, and you can also say that the lady picking him up on the highway is totally not believeable and that when Ford looks at the Xray of the child in the ER he holds it poorly oriented, and when the look at the microscope for the liver samples from the dubious medical trials it's actually healthy kidney histology samples and why didn't ford tell the entire congress room full of doctors of what the bad doctor did, where it was safer for him? All of this is true, and I love a perfect thriller as well, but at the end of the day it's not a documentary and it's highly entertaining and thrilling without insulting my intelligence. The excellence of the acting and pacing of the story, and the quality of the action scenes far outweigh the issues of the plot, to me.